As seen in the table, the quarter of the participants reported that they have “frequently” had difficulty in
finding elective courses in their departments. Just 7.7 % of the students reported that they had no difficulty
finding courses. Similarly, when they were asked whether the number of courses is adequate in their area of
study, none of the participant said “always”, and 5.1 % of the sample stated that they were “frequently”
adequate. Remaining 53.9 % admitted that they were “never or seldom” adequate. Twenty one of the
participants were satisfied with content of the courses. There were not big problem about the selfdevelopment
that courses enable. Almost 36 % of the participants stated that courses were satisfactory to
develop themselves. When they were asked if graduate courses satisfy their prior expectations, one replied
“never” and five said “seldom” whereas 18 participants said “frequently”. Correspondingly, 71.8 % of the
participants strongly believed that they can give similar lessons in future. Three of the participants were
pessimist, 13 were neutral, and 23 were optimist regarding self-improvement. One third of the participants
defended that during the courses they have “sometimes” found answers to the questions that they curious
about during the courses. “The courses gave me chance to argument my idea” statement was supported by 24
of the participant unsurprisingly, while just 3 of them were thinking in an opposite way. Any of the participants
responded the workload appropriateness as “always” and one third of the participant are not sure whether
they were appropriate or not. Additionally 15.4 % of the participant selected “seldom” for appropriateness of
that item. The participants were also asked about additional material adequacy. Fourteen of them pointed out
that they were satisfactory “sometimes” though twenty of them indicated that they were satisfactory
“frequently”. The participants were very pleased with the number of students in classes during the courses.
None of them reported as “never” and only 2 of them reported “seldom” while 7 of them said “sometimes.
Other 30 respondents were very satisfied admitting 14 of them as “always”.