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Scott R Runnels
University of Colorado Boulder
260 grades3 sections4 courses
Grades: Dates unavailableEvaluations: 2020–2025
Flunk Score22/100
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Grades16school-relative grade standingEvaluations28school-relative student rating
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CSCI 2820 Linear Algebra with Computer Science Applications 179 grades 2.54GPA
179 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term
Overall3.20 / 5
53 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Critical examination of evidence3.12
Technology3.52
Synthesis2.97
Collaboration2.25
Connection3.39
Contribution2.95
Discussion3.47
Inclusivity2.74
Grading3.35
Reflection3.69
Respect4.26
Creativity3.32
Feedback2.94
Interaction3.95
Challenge3.85
Questions3.58
CSCI 4576 High-Performance Scientific Computing 26 grades 3.75GPA
26 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term
Overall4.72 / 5
15 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Critical examination of evidence4.71
Technology4.71
Synthesis4.45
Collaboration4.80
Connection4.45
Contribution4.61
Discussion4.83
Inclusivity4.03
Grading4.76
Reflection4.77
Respect4.70
Creativity4.45
Feedback3.62
Interaction4.83
Challenge4.62
Questions4.69
CSCI 5576 High-Performance Scientific Computing 55 grades 3.71GPA
55 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term
Overall4.33 / 5
64 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Critical examination of evidence4.30
Technology4.59
Synthesis4.07
Collaboration4.58
Connection4.11
Contribution4.35
Discussion4.81
Inclusivity3.64
Grading4.64
Reflection4.33
Respect4.63
Creativity4.08
Feedback4.26
Interaction4.71
Challenge4.57
Questions4.65
CSCI 7000 Current Topics in Computer Science 2 reported responses 4.57Eval / 5
Overall4.57 / 5
2 reported responses
Scale 1–5
Critical examination of evidence5.00
Technology5.00
Synthesis5.00
Collaboration3.00
Connection5.00
Contribution5.00
Discussion5.00
Inclusivity5.00
Grading4.00
Reflection4.50
Respect5.00
Creativity4.50
Feedback4.50
Interaction4.50
Challenge5.00
Questions5.00
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