Course record MSL
MSL 4002
Leadership in a Complex World
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
17 sections7 professors
Grades: 2011–2025Evaluations: 2018
Flunk Score78/100
StrongJohn Meister 3 sections · 3 terms · 2017–2019 3.96GPA
Published grade shares · 3 sections · 2017–2019
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Meister vs. the course average
A
+4.4
B
−3.7
C
−0.7
D
same
F
same
Difference in percentage points.
Overall5.00 / 5
3 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Amount learned4.80
Instructor clarity5.00
Course effectiveness4.80
Instructor enthusiasm5.00
Instructor helpfulness5.00
Instructor availability5.00
Instructor communication5.00
Instructor effectiveness5.00
Instructor respectfulness5.00
Assignment measured knowledge5.00
Instructor stimulates interest5.00
Michael Ivy 2 sections · 2 terms · 2015–2016 3.94GPA
Published grade shares · 2 sections · 2015–2016
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Ivy vs. the course average
A
+2.4
B
−1.7
C
−0.7
D
same
F
same
Difference in percentage points.
Bradford Morgan 3 sections · 2 terms · 2024–2025 3.93GPA
Published grade shares · 3 sections · 2024–2025
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Morgan vs. the course average
A
+1.7
B
−1.0
C
−0.7
D
same
F
same
Difference in percentage points.
Clifford Woodburn 5 sections · 4 terms · 2020–2023 3.91GPA
Published grade shares · 5 sections · 2020–2023
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Woodburn vs. the course average
A
−0.1
B
+0.9
C
−0.7
D
same
F
same
Difference in percentage points.
Each term against the course average
Spring 2020Spring 2023
Charles Chang 2 sections · 2 terms · 2012–2014 3.85GPA
Published grade shares · 2 sections · 2012–2014
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Chang vs. the course average
A
−6.6
B
+7.3
C
−0.7
D
same
F
same
Difference in percentage points.
Todd Marshburn 1 sections · 1 term · 2013 · Limited sample 4.00GPA
Published grade shares · 1 section · 2013 · Limited sample
Anthony Fritchle 1 sections · 1 term · 2011 · Limited sample 3.57GPA
Published grade shares · 1 section · 2011 · Limited sample
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