Course record MUTH

MUTH 2400

THEORY III

University of North Texas

409 grades10 sections6 professors
Grades: 2017–2018

Latest dated data is over 4 years old.

Flunk Score16/100
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Professors 6 of 6

Thomas Paul Sovik 59 grades · 2 terms · 2018 3.37GPA
69.5% A
15.3% B
6.8% C
0.0% D
8.5% F

59 letter grades · 2 sections · 2018

Compare with the course
Sovik vs. the course average
A +36.0
B −20.0
C −9.4
D −6.1
F −0.6

Difference in percentage points.

0.0% withdrew · 0 of 59 enrolled.

Benjamin S Graf 35 grades · 1 term · 2018 3.29GPA
40.0% A
48.6% B
11.4% C
0.0% D
0.0% F

35 letter grades · 1 section · 2018

Compare with the course
Graf vs. the course average
A +6.5
B +13.4
C −4.7
D −6.1
F −9.0

Difference in percentage points.

0.0% withdrew · 0 of 35 enrolled.

Diego Enrique Cubero 64 grades · 1 term · 2017 2.97GPA
39.1% A
34.4% B
15.6% C
6.3% D
4.7% F

64 letter grades · 2 sections · 2017

Compare with the course
Cubero vs. the course average
A +5.6
B −0.8
C −0.5
D +0.1
F −4.4

Difference in percentage points.

1.5% withdrew · 1 of 65 enrolled.

Douglas Michael Donley 88 grades · 1 term · 2018 2.74GPA
26.1% A
44.3% B
14.8% C
6.8% D
8.0% F

88 letter grades · 1 section · 2018

Compare with the course
Donley vs. the course average
A −7.4
B +9.1
C −1.4
D +0.7
F −1.1

Difference in percentage points.

2.2% withdrew · 2 of 90 enrolled.

Justin Christopher Lavacek 32 grades · 1 term · 2018 2.72GPA
37.5% A
21.9% B
25.0% C
6.3% D
9.4% F

32 letter grades · 1 section · 2018

Compare with the course
Lavacek vs. the course average
A +4.0
B −13.3
C +8.9
D +0.1
F +0.3

Difference in percentage points.

0.0% withdrew · 0 of 32 enrolled.

Gillian Elizabeth Robertson 131 grades · 2 terms · 2017–2018 2.33GPA
16.8% A
38.2% B
20.6% C
9.9% D
14.5% F

131 letter grades · 3 sections · 2017–2018

Compare with the course
Robertson vs. the course average
A −16.7
B +3.0
C +4.5
D +3.8
F +5.5

Difference in percentage points.

3.7% withdrew · 5 of 136 enrolled.

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