Course record PHIL
PHIL 6000
Seminar in the History of Philosophy
University of Colorado Boulder
Grade distribution unavailable4 professors
Evaluations: 2020–2026
Flunk Score77/100
Strong
Mi-Kyoung Lee 23 reported responses 4.92Eval / 5
Overall4.92 / 5
23 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Critical examination of evidence5.00
Technology4.50
Synthesis4.79
Collaboration5.00
Connection4.50
Contribution5.00
Discussion5.00
Inclusivity4.79
Grading4.99
Reflection4.99
Respect5.00
Creativity4.80
Feedback5.00
Interaction5.00
Challenge5.00
Questions5.00
Daniel Patrick Kaufman 13 reported responses 3.66Eval / 5
Overall3.66 / 5
13 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Critical examination of evidence4.26
Technology4.45
Synthesis4.72
Collaboration4.45
Connection3.72
Contribution4.04
Discussion4.22
Inclusivity4.18
Grading3.52
Reflection4.45
Respect4.17
Creativity4.87
Feedback4.02
Interaction4.04
Challenge4.49
Questions3.85
Robert C Pasnau 24 reported responses 4.64Eval / 5
Overall4.64 / 5
24 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Critical examination of evidence4.99
Technology4.36
Synthesis4.94
Collaboration4.82
Connection4.67
Contribution4.97
Discussion4.99
Inclusivity4.66
Grading4.75
Reflection4.97
Respect4.93
Creativity4.99
Feedback4.93
Interaction4.98
Challenge4.82
Questions4.98
Daniel Jacobson 5 reported responses 5.00Eval / 5
Overall5.00 / 5
5 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Critical examination of evidence5.00
Technology5.00
Synthesis5.00
Collaboration5.00
Connection5.00
Contribution5.00
Discussion5.00
Inclusivity5.00
Grading5.00
Reflection5.00
Respect5.00
Creativity5.00
Feedback5.00
Interaction5.00
Challenge5.00
Questions5.00
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