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MUSC100-01:Songwriting &Elem Theory   Please evaluate the course in general.

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Evaluating MUSC100:Songwriting &Elem Theory   1) Rate the grading standards of this course compared to others you have taken at Vanderbilt   *   1.   Very easy 2.   Easier than avg 3.   Average 4.   More rigorous 5.   Most rigorous   2) Rate the course requirements compared to others you have taken at Vanderbilt   *   1.   Very easy 2.   Easier than avg 3.   Average 4.   More rigorous 5.   Most rigorous   3) Estimate how much you learned in the course   *   1.   Almost nothing 2.   A little 3.   Average amount 4.   Above average 5.   Considerably above avg   4) Rate the effectiveness of this course in challenging you intellectually   *   1.   Poor 2.   Marginal 3.   Average 4.   Very Good 5.   Excellent   5) Give an overall rating of the course   *   1.   Poor 2.   Marginal 3.   Average 4.   Very Good 5.   Excellent   6) General comments about the course:     7) My gender is:   1.   Female 2.   Male   8) My classification is:   1.   Graduate 2.   Senior 3.   Junior 4.   Sophomore 5.   Freshman   9) I took the course to satisfy:   *   1.   Major or minor field requirements 2.   Other specific degree requirements 3.   Elective credit required for degree 4.   Non-degree requirements 5.   No requirements   10) Before taking the course my interest in the subject was:   *   1.   Very low 2.   Low 3.   Average 4.   High 5.   Very high   11) Which main activity was the most useful?   1.   Lectures 2.   Class Discussion 3.   Reading 4.   Written Assignments   12) Which other activity was the most useful?   1.   Listening Assignments 2.   Attending Concerts 3.   Conferences with Instructor Evaluating MUSC100:Songwriting &Elem Theory

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