Course record MATH

MATH 321

Applied Statistical Methods

University of North Dakota

582 grades26 sections5 professors
Grades: 2022–2025
Flunk Score13/100
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Professors 5 of 5

Adewale Lukman 290 grades · 6 terms · 2023–2025 3.26GPA
48.6% A
36.2% B
10.3% C
2.4% D
2.4% F

290 letter grades · 12 sections · 2023–2025

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Lukman vs. the course average
A +10.0
B +1.5
C −6.8
D −2.6
F −2.1

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2023Summer 2025

3.3% withdrew · 10 of 300 enrolled.

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Jeremiah D Bartz 57 grades · 2 terms · 2022–2023 3.21GPA
45.6% A
40.4% B
7.0% C
3.5% D
3.5% F

57 letter grades · 2 sections · 2022–2023

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Bartz vs. the course average
A +7.0
B +5.6
C −10.2
D −1.5
F −1.0

Difference in percentage points.

5.0% withdrew · 3 of 60 enrolled.

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Michael Charles Minnotte 43 grades · 2 terms · 2022–2023 2.93GPA
32.6% A
34.9% B
27.9% C
2.3% D
2.3% F

43 letter grades · 2 sections · 2022–2023

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Minnotte vs. the course average
A −6.1
B +0.2
C +10.7
D −2.7
F −2.1

Difference in percentage points.

4.4% withdrew · 2 of 45 enrolled.

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Lawrence James Peterson 77 grades · 2 terms · 2022–2023 2.61GPA
22.1% A
40.3% B
22.1% C
7.8% D
7.8% F

77 letter grades · 4 sections · 2022–2023

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Peterson vs. the course average
A −16.6
B +5.6
C +4.9
D +2.8
F +3.3

Difference in percentage points.

1.3% withdrew · 1 of 78 enrolled.

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Gerri Marie Dunnigan 115 grades · 4 terms · 2023–2025 2.43GPA
23.5% A
24.3% B
32.2% C
11.3% D
8.7% F

115 letter grades · 6 sections · 2023–2025

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Dunnigan vs. the course average
A −15.2
B −10.4
C +15.0
D +6.3
F +4.2

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2023Spring 2025

14.2% withdrew · 19 of 134 enrolled.

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