Great course. Loved the audio example.

I enjoyed the course, especially the sound reduction segment. but found the questions a bit tricky- not straight forward, which was a disappointment.

Content is clear and helpful.

Great and very informative short course. Question 6 on your evaluation is wrong,

I found this course helpful to my current practice and relevant.

Very Good.

informative

Excellent course material delivered through a great video presentation. Operable walls should continue to gain market share as additional manufacturers enter the market. This would be beneficial for commercial projects and, even, single-family and multi-family residential projects. Thank you for the webinar.

Good course but the answer for number 6 is incorrect. If tone A is twice as loud as tone B, tone b is 10db LESS than A. The correct answer is marked as greater than tone A.

Feels like #6 is wrong: if A is double B, then wouldn’t B be 10dbA less?

Great

Thanks

Well done. Thank you.

great refreshing course.

In your first case study, the town is Champaign, not Champagne Based on the course, I thought decibel perception was for every ten, it is perceived as twice as loud, so for question 6, would the tone of B be 10 dBa less than A?

I believe that the answer to question 6 is incorrect. If A is louder than B, B will have less decibels. The correct answer is A not C.

The answer to question 6 is incorrect.

I found this course to be very instructive. The material present was well explained and easy to follow. All the graphics and classroom examples added the visual aid to completely comprehend the topics at hand.

The given correct answer to question 6 is in fact not correct.

question 8 "pizza" looked like a typo for "piazza". Maybe choose a different example. Why couldn't the wall open up for pizza and piazzas both??

Course was very enlightening

Excellent coverage of glass walls.

Check you answer to question 6