IT Annual Survey Results
Faculty Survey – March 2007
- 125 responses
- Scale system: 1 – 5 with 5=best
- Overall rating on IT services and support: 4
- Rating regarding network migration process (by those already
migrated): 5 - Operating system usage (some have more than one machine): 65.8%
Windows, 46.7% Mac, 26.7% Linux/Unix, .8% Other - Classroom technology scored 4s and 5s
- IT Staff received 4s and 5s
Complete results (.pdf format)
Student Survey – March 2007
- 595 responses (306 undergraduates, 275 graduate students, 14 unknown)
- Scale system: 1 – 5 with 5=best
- Overall rating on IT services and support: 4
- Operating system usage (some have more than one machine): 86.42%
Windows, 20.9% Mac, 13.3% Linux/Unix, .3% Other .3% Don’t own a computer - Classroom technology scored 4s and 5s
- IT Staff and Student Computing Consultants received 4s and 5s from undergraduates
- IT Staff received 4s and 5s from graduate students
Complete results (.pdf format)
Faculty Survey – February 2006
- 130 responses
- Rating on IT services and support: 4 (scale of 5 – 1, 5=no
improvement needed, 1=much improvement needed) - IT Staff received 4s and 5s (on a scale of 1 – 5 , 5=outstanding)
Complete results (.pdf format)
Student Survey – February 2006
- 725 responses (396 undergraduates, 329 graduate students)
- Overall rating on IT services and support: 4
- Operating system usage (some have more than one machine): 89.5%
Windows, 13.3% Mac, 7.2% Linux, .4% Other .3% Don’t own a computer - Overall rating on IT services and support: Good
- IT Staff received 4s and 5s (scale of 5 – 1, 5=no improvement
needed, 1=much improvement needed)
Complete results (.pdf format)
