Wells logs and tests – From acquisition to interpretation

• 43 students – as expected – have attended full time or part time the course”. • 23 students were present full time (56%) • 30 students were present for the exam The exam was based on 20 questions (MCQ) – 15 questions on logs interpretation (the greatest part of the course) – 5 questions on Tests interpretation I now make in a habit to offer students a 2h training, practices, and exercises before the exam. It is a last opportunity for students to control what they have learned all along the week and see for me if the target of the course has been reached for most of them. In term of results: • 6 have obtained a grade equal or greater than 16 out of 20 (20%) – Very good result • 14 have obtained a grade between 11 and 15 out of 20 (47%) – Good result • 10 have obtained a grade between 5 and 10 out of 20 (33%) – Average to poor • None of them have a score between 0 and 4 80% have succeeded the exam (10 or higher than 10 out of 20) ; that corresponds to a good ratio.