ECON 442A Econometric Python Laboratory
3.29predicted, this instructor
A range 45% · 2% D, F or W · 3.29 raw · 471 grades · 5 terms
Grades with this instructor
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KUNZ, NATHAN ROBERT
1,514 letter grades across 7 courses, Fall 2021 to Fall 2025. Course by course the average runs 3.29 to 3.94, so read the course, not the person.
Teaching in Spring 2027
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Taught in earlier terms
ECON 442B Master of Applied Economics Finance Laboratory
3.81predicted, this instructor
A range 85% · 0% D, F or W · 3.81 raw · 349 grades · 3 terms
Grades with this instructorECON 441A Applied Data Management for Economists
3.68predicted, this instructor
A range 76% · 1% D, F or W · 3.68 raw · 322 grades · 6 terms
Grades with this instructorECON 443 SQL and Data Management
3.90predicted, this instructor
A range 95% · 1% D, F or W · 3.90 raw · 124 grades · 1 term
Grades with this instructorECON 441C Applied Data Management for Economists
3.92predicted, this instructor
A range 95% · 0% D, F or W · 3.93 raw · 94 grades · 1 term
Grades with this instructorECON 447 Applied Financial Forecasting and Machine Learning
3.94predicted, this instructor
A range 99% · 1% D, F or W · 3.95 raw · 86 grades · 1 term
Grades with this instructorECON 441B Applied Data Management for Economists
3.91predicted, this instructor
A range 99% · 1% D, F or W · 3.94 raw · 68 grades · 1 term
Grades with this instructorGraded S/U only, so there is no average to report.
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