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Summary: some courses only display count but no grade distribution.
Description: For example, CS 368 in spring 2017.
the grade tab shows:
Severity: trivial. consider that most courses are displayed well, this situation happens very rare.
Suggestion: at first i thought that this may be caused by multiple courses with the same course number, such as cs 368 has 2-3 identical course number but different course content. However, that is not the case. For example, CS 638 grade distribution works normal. So, the problem probably is not this part.
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Related to this, courses that have a student count but no grades skew the data for the course as a whole. For example, in ZOOLOGY 750: Problems in Oceanography, Spring 2015-2016 has a student count but no grades, and thus the all-professors graph for this course does not add up to 100%.
This skewing isn't necessarily from those grade counts. The not-adding-to-100 is typically a result from us not showing distributions from a variety of other categories in the PDFs, like U, CR, NW, etc.
Self note: Note this to the user to prevent this confusion.
Summary: some courses only display count but no grade distribution.
Description: For example, CS 368 in spring 2017.
the grade tab shows:
Severity: trivial. consider that most courses are displayed well, this situation happens very rare.
Suggestion: at first i thought that this may be caused by multiple courses with the same course number, such as cs 368 has 2-3 identical course number but different course content. However, that is not the case. For example, CS 638 grade distribution works normal. So, the problem probably is not this part.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: