Thank you for your feedback on the Unit of Study Survey (USS) for MECO6934. Unfortunately, the response rate of only 51% is less than satisfying and also less indicative of how everyone feels and thinks. Since this misses about half the course members it needs to be read with some caution. I will reflect on the ratings you gave, and the comments you made, and will use them to make improvements in the unit next year. The unit was overall again quite well evaluated. However, there were a few things that I will try to improve following your comments: 1) Some mentioned that we should provide more definitions and/or case studies. Note that these are mutually exclusive ideas and we thought we had a host of examples and even encouraged students to introduce some but we will take this on board and think of some more fluid way of getting the material across. 2) Some suggested improving upon video lectures (tech), grading rubrics, or instructions for assignments. Without wanting to sound defensive, much of this is actually available (rubrics are in Canvas under assignments) and we have offered many times during the term to assist with explanations where needed. Can we improve? Yes, and where feasible we do make those changes and thank students for these tips. But note that, e.g., converting group assignments to individual ones (because some were with peers who seemed less engaged) would defeat the learning of this assignment. 3) Finally, suggestions were made to have more people participate in our conversations. You are preaching to the choir but aside from incentivising and cheerleading everyone's participation, there is not much one can do about a student's unwillingness to speak up. We certainly won't want to have this as a lecture again but I'll study some ideas from others if they may work for us. Breakout sessions are only a partial solution as it does not benefit everyone and many times when I personally jumped into one of the many I had organised, there was equally no participation and some even used this to completely tune out. In fact, some opted against those in their feedback already. More to explore, I guess. Aside from that, I was satisfied that the unit was overall well received and found your endorsement, In fact, almost all of those who responded were overall satisfied with the quality of the course and found it intellectually rewarding (around 85%).