Rutgers University - Dr. Madjid Tavana, Professor of Management ...

• Working on problems in class helped a lot to grow my confidence.
• I am more interested in the subject matter than I was before I started taking this course. I can think of many ways to apply what we learned to real life situations
and look forward to using the skills I learned.
• It has expanded my interest in computer information systems
• I wouldn't have used these software programs if not for him.
• possitive way
• Approach managerial problems with a data systems approach.
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If you were teaching this course, what would you do differently:
• I think the course is nicely setup
• more problem solving than making cases on my own
• No
• norhing
• Not much.
• Nothing
• Class room late is not as ideal. Aisleway are too narrow. I always sit in front of class so late comers to class always bumped into my chair. An entrance/exit way
from the back of classroom would be ideal.
• I would assign problems to solve instead of having students write them. 90% of homework time I had spent looking for and writing the problem for the
assignment.
• I would assign a textbook which student could use as a reference.
• Nothing
• Nothing.
• I don't know
• The final project (especially the written paper) seems irrelevant to the overall coursework and should not be assigned.
• Nothing.
• Nothing.
• Not much except perhaps develop some of the problems instead of making the students create their own.
• Same as the professor
• Nothing.
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Other comments or suggestions::
• NA
• excellent!
• NA
• Great course, I got to learn a lot and enjoyed myself while learning new technologies and systems.
• Great Class!
• Professor Tavana is one of the top 5 professors I have had in my MBA Program. I truly enjoyed the course!
• great class.
• Sometimes the in-class exercises moved too fast to really grasp the material.
• Best course for me so far. Would not suggest any change.
• It took a while to create the problems which isn't necessarily the point of this class, I believe.