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Abhishek Shaw
Grade distribution unavailable4 courses
Evaluations: 2013–2016
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Courses taught
4 coursesCHEM 1107 Experimental Principles of Chemistry I 20 median item responses 3.96Eval / 5
Overall3.96 / 5
20 median item responses
Scale 1–5
Course was organized3.86
Course assignments facilitated learning3.90
Opportunities to be successful in course3.89
Overall course helped learn required concepts/ skills4.24
Instructor helped to understand relevance of course content4.17
Instructors teaching methods helped to learn course content3.85
Instructor presented material in way that helped engage in course4.36
Instructor tailored instructions/ lessons to variety of perspectives3.45
CHEM 1108 Experimental Principles of Chemistry II 22 median item responses 3.49Eval / 5
Overall3.49 / 5
22 median item responses
Scale 1–5
Course was organized3.60
Course assignments facilitated learning3.47
Opportunities to be successful in course3.23
Overall course helped learn required concepts/ skills3.60
Instructor helped to understand relevance of course content3.74
Instructors teaching methods helped to learn course content3.40
Instructor presented material in way that helped engage in course3.72
Instructor tailored instructions/ lessons to variety of perspectives3.15
CHEM 3105 Experimental Organic Chemistry I 23 median item responses 4.55Eval / 5
Overall4.55 / 5
23 median item responses
Scale 1–5
Course was organized4.58
Course assignments facilitated learning4.71
Opportunities to be successful in course4.36
CHEM 3106 Experimental Organic Chemistry II 18 median item responses 4.71Eval / 5
Overall4.71 / 5
18 median item responses
Scale 1–5
Course was organized4.68
Course assignments facilitated learning4.78
Opportunities to be successful in course4.67
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