Black Tie Party Presents: The SGA Course Review Book

The Black Tie Party Presents:

The Course Review Book

Click here for past versions of The Key... every grade for every teacher since 1999!

All grade data from 1999-present is now available at UGAKey.com

Fall, 2002 & Spring, 2003

Click here to proceed to the

Discipline Selection Menu (HTML tables)

About the Course Review Book

This document contains grade distributions for undergraduate courses taught during the Fall, 2002 & Spring, 2003 semesters. Not included are data from labs, the College of Veterinary Medicine or the Law School. Each line in the analysis represents cumulative data across the two semesters of interest and has the following characteristics:

When more than one instructor for a course exists, only the first instructor is listed.
When an instructor teaches more than one course section with the same course ID, the sections are added together.
The column labeled "Other" includes grades not previously listed such as incompletes and audits.
The "Course GPA" is the arithmetic mean of all of the grades distributed in the class(es).
"Total" indicates the total number of students in the course section(s).
Entries appear only for the instructor/course ID combinations in which a minimum of 10 grades (not including "Other" " W" & " WM" ) were awarded. Grades designated as Withdraw-Military (WM) are included in the category of W.

The document is organized into logical pages which contain all entries for a single academic discipline, e.g., "Accounting" or "ACCT." Please see instructions on the discipline selection menu page.

This document has been brought to you by your UGA Black Tie Party.

Special thanks to Dr. Michael Covington for his Disclaimer Tool program.

These pages are based on the original Course Review Book, compiled by the Office of Institutional Research and sponsored by the Student Government Association. The content and opinions expressed on this Web page do not necessarily reflect the views of nor are they endorsed by the University of Georgia or the University System of Georgia. Additionally, they have not been endorsed or approved by any entity or organization other than the Black Tie Party.