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IDS 401

Business Object Programming using Java

University of Illinois Chicago

777 grades33 sections6 professors
Grades: 2005–2022
Flunk Score39/100
Below average

Professors 6 of 6

Yingda Lu 236 grades · 6 terms · 2018–2022 3.69GPA
76.7% A
17.4% B
4.2% C
1.7% D
0.0% F

236 letter grades · 6 sections · 2018–2022

Compare with the course
Lu vs. the course average
A +21.4
B −11.7
C −7.7
D −0.9
F −1.0

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Spring 2018Spring 2022

3.7% withdrew · 9 of 245 enrolled.

Michael Choi 60 grades · 2 terms · 2020–2021 3.25GPA
58.3% A
23.3% B
8.3% C
5.0% D
5.0% F

60 letter grades · 2 sections · 2020–2021

Compare with the course
Choi vs. the course average
A +3.0
B −5.8
C −3.6
D +2.4
F +4.0

Difference in percentage points.

1.6% withdrew · 1 of 61 enrolled.

Doug E Lundquist 207 grades · 7 terms · 2014–2018 3.16GPA
41.1% A
36.2% B
20.8% C
1.9% D
0.0% F

207 letter grades · 7 sections · 2014–2018

Compare with the course
Lundquist vs. the course average
A −14.3
B +7.1
C +8.8
D −0.6
F −1.0

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2014Summer 2018

5.0% withdrew · 11 of 218 enrolled.

Milan Velebit 109 grades · 9 terms · 2009–2019 3.03GPA
48.6% A
20.2% B
20.2% C
7.3% D
3.7% F

109 letter grades · 9 sections · 2009–2019

Compare with the course
Velebit vs. the course average
A −6.7
B −8.9
C +8.2
D +4.8
F +2.6

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2009Spring 2019

9.9% withdrew · 12 of 121 enrolled.

Yann Tiesun Chang 20 grades · 2 terms · 2005–2006 · Limited sample 3.35GPA
40.0% A
55.0% B
5.0% C
0.0% D
0.0% F

20 letter grades · 2 sections · 2005–2006 · Limited sample

16.7% withdrew · 4 of 24 enrolled.

Jan Sunjaya 18 grades · 1 term · 2005 · Limited sample 2.83GPA
27.8% A
44.4% B
16.7% C
5.6% D
5.6% F

18 letter grades · 1 section · 2005 · Limited sample

14.3% withdrew · 3 of 21 enrolled.

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