NURE Kharkiv national university of radioelectronics

Department of designing and operating electronic devices

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A survey of applicants studying for the EAS

A survey of applicants studying for the EAS (Embedded avionics systems, Specialty 173) was conducted for 27 positions. The remote survey was attended by: 75% of applicants for the 1st year, 75% – 2nd year, 69% – 3rd year, 100% – 4th year.
Overall, according to the survey, 80% of applicants positively evaluate educational training at the university, more than half of applicants consider sufficient social, organizational and informational support, 77% of applicants believe that they have acquired communication and communication skills.
Quantitative participation of students in the survey OP “Embedded avionics systems”.

1st year – 9 students; 2nd year – 6 students; 3rd year – 9 students; 4th year – 7 students. Several of them expressed a desire to improve the quality of training in this OP, which can be formulated as follows – to improve the quality of training would contribute to the presence of several bases of practices, the profile of which would allow applicants to learn more about design, production and operation

Results of answers to some questions:
1) satisfaction of applicants for higher education with teaching and learning methods. According to the results of an anonymous survey of applicants for higher education, the EAS is completely satisfied with the quality of its education – 26%, partially satisfied – 69%, dissatisfied – 5%;
2) the quality of the educational environment: information and computer center, student club, collective radio station KNURE, practice department “Career Center”, the center of distance learning technologies and others. According to the results of the survey of applicants,., The educational environment of KNURE satisfies their needs and interests more than 60%;
3) satisfaction of applicants with social skills (application of knowledge in practical situations, work independently and in a team, think abstractly). 31% are completely satisfied with social skills, 64% are partially satisfied, and 5% are dissatisfied.