Numbers show the median and semi-quartile range on the following scale:
2 = Agree
3 = Neutral
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly Disagree
1.5 0.5 | I am literate about at least some of the most important historical developments in gas dynamics. |
2.0 0.5 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.0 0.5 | I understand the physical meaning of key thermodynamic state variables of simple gasses, including pressure, density, specific volume, temperature, internal energy, enthalpy, and entropy. |
1.5 0.5 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.0 0.5 | I understand the relationship between thermodynamic pressure and density or specific volume and mechanical properties, and am able to compute basic mechanical properties from the thermodynamic ones and vice-versa. |
1.5 0.5 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
1.5 0.5 | I understand the requirements for the thermodynamic state of a typical gas to be completely determined. |
1.5 0.5 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.0 0.0 | I understand the relationship between inviscid and isentropic flows for typical compressible flows, the major limitations of isentropic and inviscid flows, and the effect of irreversibility and viscous effects on entropy. |
2.0 0.0 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.0 0.0 | I am able to recognize where the equation of state may be used to find additional variables, and am able to do so. |
2.0 0.0 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
1.0 0.0 | I understand the concept of Mach number, and how it relates to compressibility effects, typical flow properties, and wave propagation. |
1.0 0.0 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.0 0.5 | I understand the physical origin of the equations of compressible one-dimensional flows. |
2.0 0.0 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
1.5 0.5 | I am able to analyze one-dimensional flows including shock waves, heat addition, and friction. |
1.5 0.5 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.0 0.5 | I understand the relationship between Mach number and stagnation and pitot properties and am able to compute their relationship in typical applications. |
1.5 0.5 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.0 0.0 | I am able to analyze converging and converging-diverging ducts in typical applications such as windtunnels, turbines, and rocket exit nozzles. |
1.5 0.5 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.5 1.0 | I am able to analyze the starting problem in supersonic wind tunnels. |
2.5 1.0 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
3.0 0.5 | I am able to analyze unsteady one-dimensional wave motion, including moving and reflected shock waves, expansion waves, for typical applications such as shock tubes and flow measurements. |
2.0 0.5 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
2.0 0.0 | I am able to graphically describe and analyze one-dimensional wave motions. |
2.0 0.0 | The class covered the material of the previous question sufficiently. |
For all students:
2 = Agree
3 = Neutral
4 = More the opposite
5 = Exactly the opposite
2.0 1.0 | The pace of the course was too fast. |
3.5 1.5 | The amount of material covered during the semester was too much. |
2.5 1.5 | I would prefer less strict deadlines on homework and projects. |
2.0 0.5 | I was able to submit most of my homework and laboratory assignments on time. |
3.5 1.0 | The projects took too much time. |
3.0 0.5 | I would like less tasks requiring MathCad. |
1.0 1.5 | I would prefer not to have any programming projects. |
2.0 0.5 | I found the projects interesting and useful. |
3.0 1.5 | I would prefer three 50 minute lectures instead of two long ones. |
1.0 2.0 | There should not be any classes on Friday afternoons. |