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INST 1263 creditsSee offeringsHas prerequisites
Introduction to Programming for Information Science
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CT Score
1500
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Median grade
A
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Grade distribution
Student-reported · course feedback surveys30.1%
19.5%
12.2%
8.2%
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4.5%
2.7%
2.9%
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PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
CD
Christopher Dempwolf
7 community ratings
6
——KH
Kelly Hoffman
1 community ratings
2
——CL
Carrie Lindeman
10 community ratings
8
——ZD
Zach Drake
3 community ratings
9.3
——PD
Pamela Duffy
18 community ratings
8.8
——BK
Bill Kules
8 community ratings
6.6
——DH
Donal Heidenblad
17 community ratings
7.8
——GC
Gabriel Cruz
9 community ratings
4
——AB
Aric Bills
37 community ratings
7.4
——JK
Jeannette Kartchner
1 community ratings
4
——PP
Philip Piety
19 community ratings
2.7
——NM
Naghmeh Momeni
8 community ratings
5.6
——JC
Joel Chan
7 community ratings
10
——VD
Vedat Diker
13 community ratings
7.1
——SJ
Scott Jackson
42 community ratings
5.1
——JP
Jennifer Proctor
2 community ratings
2
——ES
Edward Summers
4 community ratings
10
——MA
Mohammad Ali
2 community ratings
5
——PK
P Kshetry
7 community ratings
5.4
——AS
Anukriti Singh
3 community ratings
9.3
——GL
Giovanni Luca Ciampaglia
11 community ratings
4
——ES
Elia Shahbazi
10 community ratings
3.4
——JB
J Bern Jordan
2 community ratings
8
——EJ
Erik Jones
4 community ratings
9.5
——MK
Maria Krupenkin
2 community ratings
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