Attached are the results of the qcLISSA survey on 700. Thank you so much
 for helping to distribute it and encouraging student participation. 
Based on the results, with concurrence from the faculty Technology and 
Curriculum Committees, Professor Valero, the course coordinator, has 
been asked to find alternatives for the current textbook, to remind 
students of the option of testing out of the course, with a better 
hands-on test, and to devise new tests better related to the course's 
content and concepts than those computer-generated by the textbook 
publisher. Improving the course and student learning is obviously a work
 in progress and will not all happen overnight, but thanks to your 
input, it will now happen.<br><br>A special thanks to LISSA for conducting a very successful survey.<br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br><font size="2" face="sans-serif">chirp<br>elt<br><br>Dr. Thomas T. Surprenant<br>Professor &amp; Acting Chair/Director<br>
Queens College<br>
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