It was my pleasure to teach the CS 431/531 Web Server Design course this Fall 2019 semester. I hope it enriched your understanding of HTTP, the technology that powers our daily life on the Web. I also hope you enjoyed applied HTTP lectures towards the end of the course.
ODU's official Student Opinion Survey is now open for Fall 2019 courses. Please participate in it and provide your honest, critical, and constructive feedback. I would appreciate your input about the course material, lectures, assignments, deadlines, testing setup, discussion setup, instructors availability and responsiveness, and anything else you might have to talk about. Please highlight aspects you liked and things you wished were done differently. This was my first time offering a course, your feedback will help improve it for the future offerings.
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Hello Students,
It was my pleasure to teach the CS 431/531 Web Server Design course this Fall 2019 semester. I hope it enriched your understanding of HTTP, the technology that powers our daily life on the Web. I also hope you enjoyed applied HTTP lectures towards the end of the course.
ODU's official Student Opinion Survey is now open for Fall 2019 courses. Please participate in it and provide your honest, critical, and constructive feedback. I would appreciate your input about the course material, lectures, assignments, deadlines, testing setup, discussion setup, instructors availability and responsiveness, and anything else you might have to talk about. Please highlight aspects you liked and things you wished were done differently. This was my first time offering a course, your feedback will help improve it for the future offerings.
Your survey responses are anonymous. While you need to login using your MIDAS account to participate in the survey so that university can keep track of who has responded, but your identity is not linked to the report instructors receive. Instructors can view the response rates for their courses while the surveys are open, but cannot view any other data. Your critical responses will not affect your grades.
Best,
-- Sawood Alam