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College of Engineering

University of California-Davis · Davis, CA
13 departments1,143 courses listed

Which departments belong to College of Engineering comes from University of California-Davis's own course catalog. No program list for this college has reached The Flunk, so no majors are shown.

3.03
average GPA across 525,152 grades in the 623 courses this college teaches that we hold grades for i
−1% vs. University of California-Davis overall (3.08)
75%
A or B
of 525,152 grades
12.2%
D, F or withdrew
of 554,005 enrolled
A41.1%
B33.9%
C17.5%
D 4.3%F 3.1%
520 further courses are listed in these requirements with no grade record yet, and are not in the figures above.
the courses this college teaches
41.1%
A
215,874
33.9%
B
178,260
17.5%
C
92,126
4.3%
D
22,402
3.1%
F
16,490
5.2%
W
28,853
A–F are shares of 525,152 letter grades · W is a share of all 554,005 enrolled
Departments · 13 subjects University of California-Davis files under this college whole-department record i
SubjectDistributionGPAvs. schoolGrades
EEC
2.84 −8% vs. school 58,482
ECS
3.01 −2% vs. school 154,179
ECI
3.21 +4% vs. school 55,468
BIM
3.32 +8% vs. school 21,501
ECH
3.10 +1% vs. school 44,253
EMS
3.31 +8% vs. school 10,781
MAE
3.69 +20% vs. school 6,278
EME
3.08 +0% vs. school 37,697
EAD
3.05 −1% vs. school 4,363
ENG
2.92 −5% vs. school 119,006
EAE
3.13 +2% vs. school 13,144
No grade record yet · 2 subjects
MDD · 12 coursesBPT · 2 courses
These subjects appear in these degrees' requirements and University of California-Davis has published no grades for their courses yet. They are listed rather than dropped, so the count above is the whole set.
Gateways · the courses these degrees run through first ordered by how many later courses each one opens, weighted by how often students do not pass it
"vs. listed" measures each course against the 3.03 average across every course this college teaches, the figure at the top of this page. The bar is the share of letter grades. Withdrawals sit on a different denominator — everyone who enrolled — and are on each course's own page.
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