North Carolina State University 2010-2011 Graduating Senior Survey:
Department of Philosophy and Religion (Philosophy Majors Only)
INSTRUCTIONS:
The Department of Philosophy and Religion is very interested in your opinions,
and believes that as a graduating senior you can provide it with useful
information to help evaluate and improve its programs. We appreciate your taking the time
to answer these questions.
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the adjacent bubble. Once you have answered all the questions, you must hit
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1. As you think back on your overall educational experience in Philosophy, how satisfied are you
with the education you
have gained in this program?
Please indicate the extent to
which you agree that your experiences at NCSU have helped you achieve each
goal listed.
Agree
Tend to agree
Tend to disagree
Disagree
No opinion
2.
to present, explain, and evaluate arguments,
suggesting alternative formulations or refinements
3.
to construct, clarify, and present arguments in a way
that facilitates analysis and criticism
4.
to understand some central concepts from contemporary philosophical
thought
5.
to understand some central concepts from significant periods in
the history of philosophy
6.
to use philosophical knowledge and skills to address
problems where the premises
are unclear or implicit
7.
to present philosophical arguments both in writing and in
conversation
8.
to analyze an issue, define key terms, and present clear,
well-reasoned positions
9.
to study a subject you find interesting
If you are getting a BS in
Philosophy, please continue. Others, click here to skip
to Question 12.
Please indicate how helpful each
of these areas were in your BS in Philosophy.
Very helpful
Somewhat helpful
Neutral
Not very helpful
Not at all helpful
10.
Philosophy material in the Science/Technology courses
11.
Science/Technology material in the Philosophy courses
12.
13.
14.
Which other classes at NCSU did you find to be most valuable for
your education? Why?
