END-OF-SEMESTER SELF-EVALUATION

I WOULD LIKE YOU TO DO AN EVALUATION OF YOURSELF IN RELATION TO THIS CLASS. THIS WILL NOT COUNT IN ANY WAY TOWARD YOUR GRADE, HOWEVER IT IS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE CLASS. PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS, NOT NECESSARILY IN THE GIVEN ORDER.  PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ADD ANYTHING ELSE YOU WOULD CONSIDER APPROPRIATE TO HELP ME UNDERSTAND HOW THIS COURSE WENT FOR YOU.

 * HAS YOUR APPROACH TO Computer Science, Coding CHANGED DURING THIS COURSE  OR COMPARED TO OTHER COURSES OR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES THAT YOU HAVE TAKEN OR TAUGHT YOURSELF?    IF YES HOW?
My approach to Computer Science and Coding has changed in a positive way as I enjoyed many of the assignments that were given to me. Because of this, I now am able to view things in the perspective of a computer science student.

 * HAVE YOU ATTITUDES OR FEELINGS ABOUT Computer Science CHANGED?  
My positive attitude about Computer Science stayed the same.

 * HOW DO YOU FEEL YOU PERFORMED IN  THIS COURSE?
I feel that I performed well in the course, giving my best effort at each performance task.

 * WHAT WOULD YOU DO DIFFERENTLY IF YOU HAD A CHANCE TO  DO THIS ALL OVER AGAIN?     
I would have better organized the time to do big assignments such as the College Board performance tasks.

 * HOW DO YOU FEEL THE COOPERATIVE/TEAM  LEARNING APPROACH WORKED IN THIS COURSE?  
I feel the cooperative/team learning approach worked very effectively and efficiently since everyone was on task and doing their job as a team member.

 * WHAT ELSE WOULD YOU LIKE TO ADD THAT I DID NOT ASK?
I also enjoy the environment and the freedom we have doing assignments/

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