AF AMER 184A Research in Black Life, Institutions, and Culture
raw 3.98 · 30 grades · 2 terms
3.97 predicted
A range 100% · 0 in 100 took a D, F or W
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dibs holds 3,430 sections for Winter 2027, read 3 days ago. Separately, it has finished 2,460 of the 3,572 courses on its current checking list for this term. Future-term coverage is incomplete, so a course with nothing here may simply not have been reached yet.
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ALLEN, WALTER
122 letter grades across 5 courses, Fall 2022 to Spring 2024. Course by course the average runs 3.91 to 3.99, so read the course, not the person.
Dibs may hold a second record for this person. Every figure here counts only the grades filed under this spelling, ALLEN, WALTER. The registrar's records also name ALLEN, WALTER R. The sources spell the name two ways and dibs keeps both rather than guess that they are the same teacher.
Teaching in Winter 2027
Nothing in Winter 2027. This instructor has no sections on the schedule dibs has read, which is not the same as never teaching these again: the record below is from earlier terms.
Taught in earlier terms
AF AMER 184B Research in Black Life, Institutions, and Culture II
raw 4.00 · 29 grades · 2 terms
3.98 predicted
A range 100% · 0 in 100 took a D, F or W
AF AMER 184C Research in Black Life, Institutions and Culture III: Comparative Black Studies Research Perspectives and Methods
raw 4.00 · 28 grades · 2 terms
3.98 predicted
A range 100% · 0 in 100 took a D, F or W
EDUC 263 Seminar: Higher Education: Past, Present, and Future of Historically Black Colleges and Universities
raw 4.00 · 23 grades · 2 terms
3.91 predicted
A range 100% · 0 in 100 took a D, F or W
EDUC 299B Research Practicum: Education
raw 4.00 · 12 grades · 1 term ·
3.99 predicted
A range 100% · 0 in 100 took a D, F or W
EDUC 288 Research Apprenticeship Course
Pass/no pass only, so there is no average to report.
Raw is the average actually awarded. Predicted pulls it toward the course average, and then toward the department's, in proportion to how few grades there are, so twelve students cannot outvote six terms. A range is the share who got an A minus or better. D, F or W is the share who finished with a D or an F, or withdrew. There is no single average for this person: one figure over every course would be weighted by students, not by course, and the largest lecture would stand for all of them.
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