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  1. Please tell me one specific physics question you are puzzling about in 3310 right now - it might be from the last class, or your most recent reading. (Try to be as specific as you can.)


    (Note that there will be a space for more comments below)

  2. How is the pace of 3310 for you, so far?
    Way too fast, please slow down!
    A little too fast for me, but I'm hanging on
    Just about right
    A little too slow for me, but I don't mind
    Way too slow, can't we pick it up?
    (prefer not to answer)

  3. How is the workload in 3310 for you, so far?
    Way too much work. Please ease it up!
    It's a bit much.
    Seems about right
    A little light, I could probably handle a little more without too much complaint.
    Not nearly enough - there should really be more work for us to do to help us learn this stuff.
    (prefer not to answer)

  4. How many hours are you spending outside of class on this course (homework, and reading)
    less than five
    5-7
    7-9
    9-12
    more than 12
    not answered

  5. Please tell us at least one thing you like about Phys 3310 so far (that you hope will continue). I'm interested in knowing why!



  6. Please tell us one thing you would like to see changed in Phys 3310 that would improve your learning of the material? (Again, I'm interested in knowing the reasons why you would like to see this change)


    Thanks for your time.

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