EE E6761 - Computer Communication Networks
				Survey
Professor Dan Rubenstein 					Fall 2000

This survey is also available on-line at:
http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~danr/EE6761/intro/6761-survey.(ps|txt)

Please put your answers onto this form, and e-mail the modified form to 
dsr100@columbia.edu.

NOTE: When you e-mail this survey, your e-mail address will be added
to the mailing list for the class (or fill in an alternative e-mail
address below if you prefer that class e-mails be sent there).  

!!!If you don't e-mail this form, you will not receive class e-mails!!!


Your name:
(Optional) Alternate e-mail address:


1. What is your current status?  If CVN, please give your employer and
your job-title.  If on-campus, please indicate your major and year
(e.g. for year, senior grad student, new grad student, senior, junior, etc.)


2. On a scale of 0 to 10, list your level of expertise with each of
   the following (0 = I never heard that term before, 10 = I wrote the
   book)

	(a) Network programming

	(b) Network protocols and operations

	(c) probability / stochastic processes / queueing theory

	(d) general algorithms (e.g., shortest path on a graph, sorting a
	    list of numbers using trees, heaps, O() notation, etc.)

	(e) C / C++ programming


3. Why did you decide to take this course?

4. What do you hope to get out of the course (what would you like
   to learn about networks)?

5. On a scale of 0 to 10, how theoretical or practical would you
   like the course to be? (0 = all theory: lots of math, theoretical
   fundamentals of networking; 10 = all practice: current technology,
   protocols in use, programming, etc.)

6. List any applications or tools you can think of that don't seem to be
   available on the Internet today, that you imagine would be extremely
   useful, and that you think would be viable, given what's already out 
   there.