Computer science, Coventry University

No proper teaching spaces, poor lecturers

Some of the tutors have no idea what they are doing, and wont try to change their teachings - but most of them are highly professional and do a lot to help you with your work. Personal tutors are not engaging too much with their groups and are slacking off their free hours

teaching is horrible, completely regret doing this course here, no one helps you even if you ask, they grade papers incorrectly aswell

I was very impressed with the open day and the staff so couldn't wait to start. Then I was put into a group who had lectures missed off the timetable which took weeks to realise then down to us to catch up. Turns out they scheduled the coding help times into that slot so our group does not get the help we are entitled too. The staff are different to the open days very disappointed. Hard to understand the accents of the lecturers in some modules. Also very unfair groups in the ALL projects why should certain students have to do the work of 5? Oh and turns out they messed up our 2nd semester timetable again. The books we should receive have been for-fitted in return for a s***** Chromebook which helps our course in no way at all. The tutors dont have any experience in the language we are learning? I 100% regret choosing Coventry University now.

Appalling teaching. In the name of diversity and saving money one tutor teaching few different modules. Extremely poor English, on lectures barely can understand anything.Lectures read from slides, with lecturer not knowing what he is doing. You will not get any help, as at your tutorials you have the same lecturers from different subjects who give you A4 with answers for the end of the semester, because they do not know how to explain. Marking is the same as teaching. Prospects of getting a job tiny. You end up with a bit of a basics in Python, basics of C++, and a bit of a basics of Java, using Netbeans IDE. Waste of money!!!

Appalling teaching. In the name of diversity and saving money one tutor teaching few different modules. Extremely poor English, on lectures barely can understand anything.Lectures read from slides, with lecturer not knowing what he is doing. You will not get any help, as at your tutorials you have the same lecturers from different subjects who give you A4 with answers for the end of the semester, because they do not know how to explain. Marking is the same as teaching. Prospects of getting a job tiny. You end up with a bit of a basics in Python, basics of C++, and a bit of a basics of Java, using Netbeans IDE. Waste of money!!!

After initial week, difficulty became good you are rewarded for working harder and lecturers are useful and effective to help catch up on missed sessions.

The lecturers don't know what they are doing? They only come to class and read lecture slides to confuse you. There is no value for money at all.

Covers a wide range of learning materials. Offers many ways of learning-if we want to learn in a different way or reorder lab and tutorial sessions, the lecturers are willing to make a change and will always do better for us students.

Dear Coventry University, Firstly, After I've visited (Bridge international for academic services) educational exhibition at Kempinski hotel last Thursday (02/06/2016) in Amman - Jordan, I Introduced myself to your University representative in that exhibition (Mrs. Amy Loybs) and I asked her to help me to deliver my hand-written request to Coventry University President in personal or at least to his office (about three times), I was shocked by her response that " I can't and I won't " she replied , she refused neither in any way to do so in this simple request that is to deliver this paper that weights about five grams. After I've told her that I've sent many emails to Coventry to assist and support me but without any real assistance, I asked her on how you can help or support me then, sadly I heard an explicit response from her saying “I’m not student in Coventry university “even though I had Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) letter, I replied to her then what's the bene