and
Student Success
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Bio 1714: Intro Anatomy and Physiology I
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught16 sections of BIO 1714 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 378 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 187 students (49%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Bio 1714 (187 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 1714 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams (131 students) was: 73%
The average student score for each of the 5 exams (131 students) is shown in the figure below
Bio 1714 (131 students took all 5 exams) | ||||
| Exam I | Exam II | Exam III | Exam IV | Exam V |
71 |
77 |
69 |
71 |
78 |
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught14 sections of BIO 1724 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 288 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 214 students (74%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students
who completed Bio 1724 (214 students) is shown in the figure below and is
compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing
all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 1724 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams (151 students) was: 73%
The average student score for each of the 5 exams (151 students) is shown in the figure below
Bio 1724 (151 students took all 5 exams) | ||||
Exam I |
Exam II |
Exam III |
Exam IV |
Exam V |
72 |
71 |
74 |
75 |
75 |
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught 6 sections of BIO 1703 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 134 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 91 students (68%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Bio 1703 (91 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 1703/4 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams (68 students) was: 77%
The average student score for each of the 5 exams (68 students) is shown in the figure below
Bio 2704 (50 students took all 5 exams) | ||||
Exam I |
Exam II |
Exam III |
Exam IV |
Exam V |
71 |
77 |
73 |
77 |
83 |
Bio 1703 (68 students took all 5 exams) | ||||
Exam I |
Exam II |
Exam III |
Exam IV |
Exam V |
73 |
78 |
74 |
81 |
80 |
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught16 sections of BIO 2704 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 106 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 65 students (61%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Bio 2704 (65 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 2704 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams (50 students) was: 76%
The average student score for each of the 5 exams (50 students) is shown in the figure below
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught2 sections of BIO 1673 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 32 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 28 students (88%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Bio 1673 (28 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 1673 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
By scrolling the screen up or down you can compare data for the specific course you are interested in to data from other courses I have taught at ACC.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught16 sections of BIO 1654 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 40 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 20 students (50%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Bio 1654 (20 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 1654 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught 3 sections of BIO 1824 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 71 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 39 students (55%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Bio 1824 (39 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 1824 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
By scrolling the screen up or down you can compare data for the specific course you are interested in to data from other courses I have taught at ACC.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught1 section of BIO 1623 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 46 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 24 students (52%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Bio 1623 (24 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 1623 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
By scrolling the screen up or down you can compare data for the specific course you are interested in to data from other courses I have taught at ACC.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught 2 sections of BIO 1814 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 43 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 28 students (65%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Bio 1814 (28 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Bio 1814 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
Bio 1814 (20 students took all 5 exams) | ||||
Exam I |
Exam II |
Exam III |
Exam IV |
Exam V |
61 |
73 |
65 |
69 |
83 |
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
By scrolling the screen up or down you can compare data for the specific course you are interested in to data from other courses I have taught at ACC.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught1 section of AST 1623 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 46 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 24 students (52%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Ast 1623 (24 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Ast 1623 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
By scrolling the screen up or down you can compare data for the specific course you are interested in to data from other courses I have taught at ACC.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught 2 sections of PSC 1603 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 45 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 33 students (73%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Psc 1603 (33 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Psc 1603 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
By scrolling the screen up or down you can compare data for the specific course you are interested in to data from other courses I have taught at ACC.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught 6 sections of GEO 1643 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 107 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 58 students (54%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Geo 1643 (58 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Geo 1643 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
The information presented here is only for the courses and sections taught by Dr. Ziser since he began teaching at ACC in 1985. While most data are typical of that of most instructors who teach these particular courses, at present data are not available to compare with that of the college as a whole or with any other specific instructor.
This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught 1 sections of PSC 1633 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 8 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 4 students (50%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Psc 1633 (4 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Psc 1633 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
Psc 1643 Science and Contemporary Social Issues
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This information is only a guide to help you develop a realistic assessment of course grading policies, the difficulty of the course, instructors grading policies and "curves", etc. The data include:
Remember that data from courses with few sections and/or few students are less reliable and less predictable than data presented from courses with several sections and/or many students.
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I have been teaching college level science courses since 1972. Since beginning my employment at ACC I have taught 6 sections of PSC 1643 through the spring of 1998.
A total of 124 students have enrolled in these sections.
Of those enrolled, 81 students (65%) have completed the course.
The average Final Grade Distribution of all students who completed Psc 1643 (81 students) is shown in the figure below and is compared to the average Final Grade Distribution of all students completing all courses (1532 students):
| Ave % Final Grades for Psc 1643 | Ave % Final Grades for all Courses |
The average exam score for all students in all sections who took all course exams ( students) was: %
The average student score for each of the 5 exams ( students) is shown in the figure below
Psc 1643 (52 students took all 4 exams) | |||
Exam I |
Exam II |
Exam III |
Exam IV |
76 |
76 |
76 |
81 |