Course record Chemistry

Chemistry 104B

Adv Inorganic Chem

University of California-Berkeley

482 grades8 sections6 professors
Grades: 2008–2015

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Flunk Score4/100
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Professors 6 of 6

John Arnold; Meg Fasulo; Zoey Herm 65 grades · 1 term · 2010 3.37GPA
56.9% A
27.7% B
12.3% C
1.5% D
1.5% F

65 letter grades · 1 section · 2010

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Herm vs. the course average
A +19.2
B −8.4
C −7.0
D −2.6
F −1.2

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John Arnold 42 grades · 1 term · 2009 3.17GPA
38.1% A
47.6% B
11.9% C
0.0% D
2.4% F

42 letter grades · 1 section · 2009

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Arnold vs. the course average
A +0.3
B +11.5
C −7.4
D −4.1
F −0.3

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John Hartwig 123 grades · 2 terms · 2013–2014 3.06GPA
36.6% A
39.0% B
22.0% C
1.6% D
0.8% F

123 letter grades · 2 sections · 2013–2014

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Hartwig vs. the course average
A −1.2
B +2.9
C +2.7
D −2.5
F −1.9

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John Hartwig; Matthew Larsen; Noelle Catarineu 68 grades · 1 term · 2015 3.01GPA
35.3% A
39.7% B
19.1% C
2.9% D
2.9% F

68 letter grades · 1 section · 2015

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Catarineu vs. the course average
A −2.5
B +3.6
C −0.2
D −1.2
F +0.2

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T Tilley 72 grades · 1 term · 2012 2.92GPA
40.3% A
25.0% B
26.4% C
5.6% D
2.8% F

72 letter grades · 1 section · 2012

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Tilley vs. the course average
A +2.5
B −11.1
C +7.1
D +1.4
F +0.1

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Richard Andersen 112 grades · 2 terms · 2008–2011 2.72GPA
27.7% A
38.4% B
18.8% C
9.8% D
5.4% F

112 letter grades · 2 sections · 2008–2011

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Andersen vs. the course average
A −10.1
B +2.3
C −0.5
D +5.7
F +2.7

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