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student SATISFACTION Below are sample student comments from the module feedback questionnaires, in response to the question: Please describe what you liked most about the module and why . The complete set of questionnaires is available in the Teaching Quality Assurance office in the School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham. Computer Networks and Distributed Systems 2010/2011 "The lecturer. He is excellent" The style of teaching "Good explanations by Lecturer" "The lectures are very interesting and make me eager to listen. The lectures are with real-time examples so I am able to understand better" "The clear explanation by lecturer" "I like the topic and how it is taught" "It is clear and understandble. Interaction with students " "The interesting examples the lecturer made are great and helful" "Very interesting!

"The lectures are very interesting and make me eager to listen. The lectures are with real-time examples so I am able to understand better" "The clear explanation by lecturer" "I like the topic and how it is taught" "It is clear and understandble. Interaction with students"

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