Evaluations

Teaching Evaluations

In order to help prospective students see what they are likely to encounter, course grading patterns and course teaching evaluations (including discussion of other aspects of the course, eg difficulty, text book, etc) are available for lower division courses taught during the 21^st century. For students looking for the easiest prof: grade distributions here can be compared to those of other UCSB professors via e. g. Pick-a-Prof (registration required).

Mathematics 3B: Calculus with Applications (Second Course)

Fall 2003	Grade distribution*	88 student evaluations*
Winter 2005	Grade distribution*	66 student evaluations*
Fall 2006	Grade distribution*	345 student evaluations*

Mathematics 3C: Calculus with Applications (Third Course)

Fall 2001 Grade distribution* 59 student evaluations*

Winter 2002 Grade distribution* 72 student evaluations*
Mathematics 5A: Introduction to Linear Algebra and Differential Equations

Winter 2001 Grade distribution* 61 student evaluations*

Mathematics 8: Transition to Higher Mathematics

Fall 2001	Grade distribution*	53 student evaluations*
Winter 2003	Grade distribution*	21 student evaluations*
Spring 2005	Grade distribution*	27 student evaluations*
Fall 2007	Grade distribution*	25 student evaluations*

Mathematics 108A: Introduction to Linear Algebra

Spring 2007 Grade distribution* 27 student evaluations*
Mathematics 137A, B: Introduction to Graph Theory

W, S 2008 Grade distribution* 22 student evaluations*

*past results do not guarantee future performance

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Fall 2001	Grade distribution*	59 student evaluations*
Winter 2002	Grade distribution*	72 student evaluations*