_Spring_2006_Student_Evaluations_
_Student_Leader:_Douglas_Thrift_
_Faculty_Supervisor:_Murat_Karaorman_

Computer Science
CS 10, Section 1
UNIX: History, Philosophy, Influence
EC # 07690

1. "I wish there were more student-taught/led colloquiums."
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2. "Doug had a really good command of the subject material. Organization was
   appropriate but there could have been more material to present. Read
   assignments could have been spread out and made more specific to the topics
   discussed."
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3. "Woof, Way to teach. Haiku: Doug is very cool, Unix history is fun, Let him
   teach again."
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4. "Doug knows a lot and he is way cool. I don't know if the format of the
   class was the best, it would have been cool if he did more lecture style
   teaching. But it was nice to learn from each other in this discussion style.
   People got distracted a lot in class, we would interject with funny things
   or whatever and I don't think he was strict enough about that, bet there
   would have been backlash!"
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5. "I enjoyed the material covered in the course. Maybe you should offer a
   course in creating a new UNIX!"
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6. "Doug is awesome. I want him to have my babies. Doug's class is equally
   baby-having awesome. I learned a fair bit about how UNIX works, it's history
   and it's offspring. Here is a picture of Doug holding two of my babies, and
   if you see the other side of this evaluation, I've drawn his buttocks! :):"
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7. "I'm not the biggest fan of student colloquia, BUT suffice it to say that
   Doug seems to care about his class A LOT!!"
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