- Seems to be about right on average. A bit slow for some (with experience), a bit too fast for others (new coders)
- Dave sometimes goes too quickly when typing things
- Explaining the previous exercise takes too much time
- Would be great to get materials in advance to be able to formulate questions ahead of time
Exactly the same as last year
- Seems to be about right for many
- Students with earlier programming experience feel its a bit simple
- Some topics have been more challenging than others
- About right for many
- A bit challenging for some and time consuming
- Some would like more of the challenging problems, perhaps with less structure for how to complete the tasks
- The difficulty level of the exercises has varied a bit
- Exercises
- Lesson materials online
- Step-by-step instructions
- Interactive questions in class
- Lecture videos (uploaded right after class, if possible)
- Working on real-life tasks
- Too much time spent reviewing last exercise
- Going to the lectures :(
- Exercises are too hard
- Exercise instructions sometimes break things down into steps that can cause confusion
- Vague exercise hints
- Slack - It's just easier to ask in person
- Grades for the exercises sooner rather than later
- A few easier exercise questions/problems
- More time explaining for loops
- Instructions for Exercise 3 were confusing
- Post course materials earlier
- More specific hints
- More short exercise questions closer to the lesson content
- Release a solutions guide after the assignments are due
- More stuff on best practices
- Two versions of the exercises, one like the current, one with less guidance
7. Do you have any other general comments about the course? Comments on things like the computing environment or use of GitHub would be quite helpful!
- Exercise instructions are too specific
- GitHub is still not really that clear to me
- And some good stuff too :)