CS 107
Introduction to Computing and Programming
University of Illinois Chicago
Piotr Gmytrasiewicz 127 grades · 4 terms · 2006–2008 2.98GPA
127 letter grades · 4 sections · 2006–2008
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11.8% withdrew · 17 of 144 enrolled.
Lo'Ay Mohammad Abu Salah 56 grades · 1 term · 2007 2.86GPA
56 letter grades · 1 section · 2007
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3.4% withdrew · 2 of 58 enrolled.
Scott J Reckinger 800 grades · 8 terms · 2018–2022 2.83GPA
800 letter grades · 8 sections · 2018–2022
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7.2% withdrew · 62 of 862 enrolled.
Kong-Cheng Wong 187 grades · 3 terms · 2014–2015 2.83GPA
187 letter grades · 3 sections · 2014–2015
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5.1% withdrew · 10 of 197 enrolled.
Dale F Reed 525 grades · 6 terms · 2008–2011 2.53GPA
525 letter grades · 6 sections · 2008–2011
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6.9% withdrew · 39 of 564 enrolled.
Mitchell D Theys 549 grades · 6 terms · 2012–2018 2.52GPA
549 letter grades · 6 sections · 2012–2018
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10.0% withdrew · 61 of 610 enrolled.
John T Bell 249 grades · 4 terms · 2005–2013 2.44GPA
249 letter grades · 4 sections · 2005–2013
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13.8% withdrew · 40 of 289 enrolled.
John P Lillis 273 grades · 7 terms · 2005–2015 2.31GPA
273 letter grades · 7 sections · 2005–2015
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21.6% withdrew · 75 of 348 enrolled.
Nicole L. Pitcher 74 grades · 1 term · 2009 2.26GPA
74 letter grades · 1 section · 2009
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14.0% withdrew · 12 of 86 enrolled.
Douglas Joseph Hogan 91 grades · 1 term · 2016 2.21GPA
91 letter grades · 1 section · 2016
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15.0% withdrew · 16 of 107 enrolled.
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