Course Evaluation Survey Instruments
In Spring 2020 a shorter versions of the College’s Standard Evaluation Instrument was used and the question list continued to be refined over the next several terms. The below PDF files reflect the Standard College of Arts & Sciences Instrument and Department and Program Additional Questions as of Fall 2021.
College of Arts & Sciences Standard Instrument (Fall 2021)
Departments with Additional Questions Added:
First Year Seminar Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Art HIstory Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Studio Arts Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Art TA Led Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies-Content Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies-Language Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies-Recitation Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Biology TA Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Chemistry Lab Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
ECON 101 Recitations Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
English and Comparative Literature-General Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
English and Comparative Literature-Writing Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
History-Graduate Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
History-Lecture Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
History-Recitation Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Mathematics Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Music-Course Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Music-Graduate Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Music-Performance Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Philosophy Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Political Science-Graduate Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Political Science-TA Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Political Science-Undergraduate Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Psychology & Neuroscience-Graduate Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Psychology & Neuroscience-Undergraduate Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
Peace, War, and Defense Additional Questions (Fall 2021)
The below PDF files reflect the instruments that were in use in Fall 2019 and prior. We will be updating this page to reflect more recent versions of the instrument as soon as we are able. In the meantime, course instructors can leverage the Question Personalization feature to see a preview of the specific questions to be asked for each of their courses. They will receive an email about this feature one week prior to evaluations opening to students.
All First Year Seminars use a specialized instrument, regardless of the subject or department that houses the course. You can view the First Year Seminar Instrument here.
Departments That Use the Standard College of Arts & Sciences Evaluation Instrument:
Click here to view a PDF of this instrument.
Aerospace Studies
African, African American, and Diaspora Studies
American Studies
Anthropology
Applied Physical Sciences
Archaeology (curriculum)
Biology (See exceptions on right)
Biomedical Engineering
Chemistry (See exceptions on right)
City and Regional Planning
Classics
Communication
Computer Science
Dramatic Art
Economics (See exceptions on right)
Environment and Ecology (curriculum)
European Studies, Contemporary (curriculum)
Exercise and Sport Science
Geography
Geological Sciences
Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures
Global Studies (curriculum)
Latin American Studies (curriculum)
Linguistics
Marine Sciences
Military Science
Naval Science
Physics and Astronomy
Psychology and Neuroscience (See exceptions on right)
Public Policy
Religious Studies
Sociology
Statistics and Operations Research
Women’s and Gender Studies
Departments with Specialized Instruments:
Click on Instrument name to view a PDF.
Art:
Asian Studies:
Asian Studies Content Instrument
Asian Studies Language Instrument
Asian Studies Recitation Instrument
Biology:
(See standard College instrument for all other Biology courses)
Chemistry:
(See standard College instrument for all other Chemistry courses)
Economics:
Economics 101 Recitation Instrument
(See standard College instrument for all other Economics courses)
English & Comparative Literature:
English and Comparative Literature Instrument
English Writing Course Instrument
History:
Mathematics:
Music:
Peace, War, & Defense:
Peace, War, and Defense Instrument
Philosophy:
Political Science:
Political Science Graduate Instrument
Political Science Undergraduate Instrument
Political Science Teaching Associate Instrument
Psychology:
Psychology Graduate Instrument
(See standard College instrument for all other Psychology courses)
Romance Studies:
Romance Languages Instrument A (usually used for language courses)
Romance Languages Instrument X (usually used for content courses)
If you are unsure what instrument is assigned to your course, contact your department’s course evaluation coordinator or email cas_evaluations@unc.edu.
Page last updated Fall 2021.