Seat counts as of : the oldest of these 2 readings. That term is over, so nothing has moved since.
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3.78 average, this instructor · 301 grades · 2 terms
89 in 100 got an A minus or better · 1 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 7 seats left. Seats counted across its open discussions. 3 discussions, all open.
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3.51 average, this instructor · 947 grades · 3 terms
70 in 100 got an A minus or better · 4 in 100 took a D, F or W
Closed by the department. Seats counted across its open discussions. 14 discussions, none open. There is no waitlist either, so the only way in is somebody dropping the lecture.
2 exams, said by 2 reviewersQuizzes mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers
Where a course has discussions, the discussion is what you enroll in.
The exam, paper, quiz and problem set marks come from what reviewers wrote, and a mark reaches a row here only where at least two of them said the same thing. A blank means nobody said, which is not the same as none: where a reviewer said there were none, the row says none. A mark carrying ×? is a kind reviewers wrote about without any of them giving a number, which is not the same as none either.
Balanced puts most of the weight on the grade record, then on how full the section is now, then on whether it was open at the last reading. Grades, Seat odds and Open first each lean the whole way onto one of those.
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