Professor record CME

E J Ernesto Indacochea

University of Illinois Chicago

1,238 grades38 sections10 courses
Grades: 2004–2019

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CEMM 260 Properties Of Materials 33 grades 2.33GPA
18.2% A
36.4% B
15.2% C
21.2% D
9.1% F

33 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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CEMM 261 Materials For Manufacturing 27 grades 2.52GPA
29.6% A
14.8% B
37.0% C
14.8% D
3.7% F

27 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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CME 260 Properties of Materials 849 grades 2.40GPA
25.7% A
21.0% B
31.4% C
11.4% D
10.5% F

849 letter grades · 16 sections · 16 terms

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CME 261 Materials for Manufacturing 189 grades 1.89GPA
9.5% A
18.0% B
40.2% C
16.9% D
15.3% F

189 letter grades · 7 sections · 7 terms

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CME 460 Crystallography and X-Ray Diffraction 10 grades · Limited sample 3.30GPA
40.0% A
50.0% B
10.0% C
0.0% D
0.0% F

10 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term · Limited sample

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CME 470 Physical and Mechanical Properties of Materials. 3 or 30 grades 3.17GPA
46.7% A
30.0% B
20.0% C
0.0% D
3.3% F

30 letter grades · 3 sections · 3 terms

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CME 480 Welding Metallurgy 23 grades · Limited sample 3.04GPA
34.8% A
39.1% B
21.7% C
4.3% D
0.0% F

23 letter grades · 2 sections · 2 terms · Limited sample

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CME 568 Kinetics of Reactions and Phase Transformations in Metals 11 grades · Limited sample 3.18GPA
36.4% A
45.5% B
18.2% C
0.0% D
0.0% F

11 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term · Limited sample

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CME 594 Advanced Special Topics in Civil and Materials Engineering 9 grades · Limited sample 3.78GPA
77.8% A
22.2% B
0.0% C
0.0% D
0.0% F

9 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term · Limited sample

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ME 261 Materials for Manufacturing 57 grades 2.49GPA
24.6% A
28.1% B
24.6% C
17.5% D
5.3% F

57 letter grades · 5 sections · 5 terms

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