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- Title: first_class_survey
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- School: UCSC
- Course: ECON 11a
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11A, Econ Summer 2008 First Class Survey Instructor: Xingwang Qian (You answer is very important for me and for your study of Econ 11A, because I am going to update my lectures according to your answers to the following questions. Please think the questions carefully, and provide me the best answer according to your own situation. Please make you hand-writing legible for me, a non-native speaker.) 1. You name? Major? The reason that you take Econ11A? What is your future career objective after you graduate? 2. Did you take Math courses before? How many math courses have you ever taken so far? List one or two most recent math classes that you took. 3. What do feel you about Math? (I have following FIVE choices for you, pls choose one) a. Boring and Stupid; b. Boring, but very useful; c. Interesting; d. Exciting about Math and always like to play with Math; e. Others (pls provide details).---- 4. Which equation do you feel more comfortable for you? a. y = x 2 + 2 x + 1 b. c. y = ax 2 + bx + c y + ax 2 + bx + c = 0 5. According to your own experience in learning Math, what do you think is the best way to learn? a. Sit in a lecture and no practice yourself thereafter; b. Sit yourself in a comfortable couch and do lots of practices; c. Have a group of people discuss and practice together; d. Others (details please---
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