Abigail Steitz
Alex Steiger
Connor Clark
Grant Czajkowski
Junqing Deng
Nick Bachmair
CS374
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Here is the distribution of final exam scores. There was no significant difference between the grade distributions of the regular exam and the conflict exam, and there were no outliers above 95% or below 25%.
A | 65 63 62 62 60¾ 60½ 60½ 60¼ 60 58 58 57½ 57⅛ 56¾ 56⅛ 55¾ |
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B | 55 54⅛ 54 52⅝ 52½ 51⅝ 51½ 50⅛ 50 49½ 49½ 49 48½ 47½ 46 45⅞ 45¼ 44½ 43½ |
C | 42¼ 41½ 41 40¾ 39 38⅝ 38½ 38¼ 38 38 36⅝ 36½ 35½ 34⅞ 34⅝ 34½ 33½ 33 32⅞ 32½ 32 32 31¾ |
D | 30½ 29⅞ 29½ 29 27⅞ 26⅞ 26⅛ 26 25½ 25¼ 25⅛ 22⅞ 20⅝ |
F | 18⅝ |
Problem | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | sum | |
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Mean | 14.02 | 4.86 | 7.39 | 6.06 | 4.40 | 6.58 | 43.31 | |
Stdev | 2.22 | 3.25 | 2.48 | 3.22 | 3.15 | 3.72 | 12.18 |
A | 94.17% 83.97% 82.13% 81.80% 81.53% 81.03% 80.69% 80.44% 79.21% 78.62% 78.26% 78.05% 77.54% 75.95% 75.13% 74.56% |
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B | 71.87% 71.84% 71.78% 71.47% 71.07% 70.34% 70.30% 69.76% 68.71% 67.50% 67.44% 66.77% 66.66% 66.22% 65.54% 64.62% 64.31% 62.71% 62.64% 62.41% 62.17% 61.88% |
C | 60.78% 60.24% 59.70% 59.56% 59.50% 58.64% 58.18% 57.83% 56.69% 55.26% 55.02% 54.64% 53.96% 53.46% 53.43% 53.40% 53.14% 52.91% 52.66% 52.30% 51.96% 51.11% |
D | 49.61% 48.63% 47.59% 47.56% 46.47% 46.45% 46.43% 45.44% 43.78% 41.99% 40.97% 38.18% |
Please contact Jeff after break if you have any questions or concerns about your grade.
All students are welcome to take the conflict exam, even if you do not have an official conflict, but space is limited. If we cannot accommodate everyone who wants to take the conflict exam, students with official conflicts will have priority, followed by other students in order of registration.
If you're interested in taking this class (and being a guinea pig for one more semester), please register soon!
Here is the distribution of scores. The statistics and letter-grade cutoffs exclude outliers above 95% and below 25%. Conflict exams are included in the overall statistics and letter-grade cutoffs, but not in the statistics for individual problems. (There was no significant difference between overall grade distributions for the two exams.)
A | 41½ 39½ 39½ 35½ 34½ 34 33½ 33½ 33½ 32½ 32½ 32 31½ 31½ 31½ 31 31 |
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B | 30½ 30 29 28½ 28½ 28½ 28 27¾ 27½ 27½ 27 27 27 26½ 26¼ 25¾ 25½ 25½ 25½ 25½ 25 25 25 25 |
C | 24½ 24 23½ 23 22¼ 22⅛ 21¼ 21 21 20½ 20 20 19½ 19¼ 19¼ |
D | 18½ 18 17 17 16½ 16¼ 16¼ 15 15 14¾ 14½ 13½ |
F | 11½ 9 |
Problem | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | sum | |
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Mean | 6.87 | 6.00 | 2.35 | 5.18 | 4.60 | 24.90 | |
Stdev | 2.25 | 3.30 | 1.38 | 2.81 | 2.88 | 5.92 |
A | 84 81 79½ 76½ 72½ 68½ 68 67½ 67¼ 67 67 66 65¾ |
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B | 65½ 65½ 65¼ 64½ 64½ 63¾ 63 63 62½ 62 60½ 60 59½ 59¼ 59 58½ 57¾ 57¾ 57¾ 56¾ 56½ 56¼ 56 55¾ |
C | 53¾ 53¾ 52⅝ 52½ 52¼ 51¾ 51½ 51 50 49¼ 49¼ 46½ 46 46 46 44¾ 44¾ |
D | 42½ 42½ 42½ 42 37¾ 36¾ 34 33½ 33 31½ |
F | 29½ 27½ |
Here is the distribution of scores. The statistics and letter-grade cutoffs exclude outliers above 95% and below 25%, but include scores from the conflict exam (because they did not significantly change the outcome).
Please keep in mind that these letter grades are extremely rough predictions, based on only 20% of your overall coursework. Based on past experience (in CS 473), we expect most students' final course grades to be within one letter grade of these estimates, but differences of up to a full letter grade (in either direction) are fairly common, and differences of up to two letter grades (in either direction) are are still possible.
A | 50 48 45 41 41 40 39½ 39½ 39½ 39 39 37 37 |
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B | 36¼ 35½ 35½ 34¾ 34½ 34½ 34 33¾ 33¾ 33¾ 33½ 32½ 32½ 32 32 31¾ 31½ 31½ 31½ 31½ 31¼ 31 31 30½ 30½ 30 30 |
C | 29½ 29½ 29¼ 29 28¾ 28¼ 27¾ 27¾ 27½ 27½ 26½ 26¼ 26¼ 26 25½ 25¼ 25¼ 25¼ 24¾ 23¼ 23 |
D | 22 21¼ 21 20½ 19½ 18¼ 18 17 16½ 15½ 15½ |
F | 13¼ 10¾ 9½ |
Problem | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | sum | |
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Mean | 7.10 | 6.56 | 6.45 | 2.89 | 6.56 | 29.56 | |
Stdev | 2.16 | 2.19 | 2.73 | 2.29 | 3.02 | 6.98 |
If you are interested in taking this class this semester: This is only the second pilot offering of CS 374. We have deliberately limited registration to 100 CS and CE majors who filled out an interest survey in April 2014 and who have taken CS 225 but not CS 373.
If you are interested in taking this class in the future: CS 374 will be offered at full scale, with an expected registration limit of 400 students per semester, starting in Spring 2015. CS and CE majors will have first priority, but we hope that there will also be room for students with other majors.
If you are a graduate student: You should take CS 573.
Si maintenant vous me donnez une équation que vous aurez choisie à votre gré, et que vous desirez connaître si elle est ou non soluble par radicaux, je n’aurai rien à y faire que de vous indiquer le moyen de répondre à votre question, sans vouloir charger ni moi ni personne de la faire. En un mot les calculs sont impracticables. |
— Évariste Galois |
For every polynomial-time algorithm you have, there is an exponential algorithm that I would rather run. |
— Alan Perlis |
Algorithms are for people who don't know how to buy RAM. |
— Clay Shirky |