Fall Semester 2005
Astronomy 1001/1005 Grading Notes and Grade Distributions:
AST 1001 – L. Williams ‑ Section 001
Lab
total (12 out of 12 labs @ 20 pts each) = 240
Observational
Project Total = 140 (Obs1 + Obs2 + Obs3 + ObFinalPro)
MT1 =
160 MT2 = 160 Final = 300
Adj.
= These are adjustment points added to some lab
sections to take into account the difference in grading styles.
Course grade formula:
Labs
+ Obs. + MT1 + MT2 + Final = Total (+ Adj)
240 +
140 + 160 + 160 + 300 = 1000 (+ Adj)
Grade Distribution:
A = 880‑1000
A‑ = 854‑879.99
B+ = 811‑853.99
B = 763‑810.99
B‑ = 731‑762.99
C+ = 710‑730.99
C = 661‑709.99
C‑ = 604‑660.99
D + = 528‑603.99
D = 502-527.99
F = 0‑624.99
A
grade of 'C‑' or better is required to earn an 'S'. REMINDER: You must have
earned a minimum of 50% (120) in the LABS and 50% (70) of the Obs. Projects in
order to pass the course!
AST 1001 – E. Barnes ‑ Section 002
Lab
total (12 out of 12 labs @ 20 pts each) = 240
Observational
Project Total = 140 (Obs1 + Obs2 + Obs3 + ObFinalPro)
MT1 =
140 MT2 = 140 Final = 240
Attend = Points awarded for
lecture participation.
Adj.
= These are adjustment points added to some lab
sections to take into account the difference in grading styles.
Course grade formula:
Labs
+ Obs. + MT1 + MT2 + Final
+ Attend = Total (+Adj)
240 +
140 + 140 + 140 + 240 + 100 = 1000
(+ Adj)
Grade Distribution:
A = 894‑1000
A‑ = 863‑893.99
B+ = 829‑862.99
B = 798‑828.99
B‑ = 765‑797.99
C+ = 718‑764.99
C = 675‑717.99
C‑ = 625‑674.99
D+ = 600‑624.99
D = 500-599.99
F = 0‑499.99
A
grade of 'C‑' or better is required to earn an 'S'. REMINDER: You must
have earned a minimum of 50% (120) in the LABS and 50% (70) of the Obs.
Projects in order to pass the course!
AST 1001 ‑ L. Rudnick ‑ Section 003
Lab
total (12 out of 12 labs @ 20 pts each) = 240
Observational
Project Total = 140 (Obs1 + Obs2 + Obs3 + ObFinalPro)
MT1 =
135 MT2 = 135 Final = 250
Attend = Points awarded for
lecture participation.
Adj.
= These are adjustment points added to some lab
sections to take into account the difference in grading styles.
Course grade formula:
Labs
+ Obs. + MT1 + MT2 + Final
+ Attend = Total
(+Adj)
240 +
140 + 135 + 135 + 250 + 100 = 1000
(+ Adj)
Grade Distribution:
A = 878‑1000
A‑ = 852‑877.99
B+ = 815‑851.99
B = 784‑814.99
B‑ = 751‑783.99
C+ = 714‑750.99
C = 684‑713.99
C‑ = 648‑683.99
D+ = 615‑647.99
D = 575-614.99
F = 0‑574.99
A
grade of 'C‑' or better is required to earn an 'S'. REMINDER: You must
have earned a minimum of 50% (120) in the LABS and 50% (70) of the Obs.
Projects in order to pass the course!
AST 1001 ‑ E. Polomski ‑ Section 004
Lab
total (12 out of 12 labs @ 20 pts each) = 240
Observational
Project Total = 140 (Obs1 + Obs2 + Obs3 + ObFinalPro)
MT1 =
150 MT2 = 150 Final = 250
Attend = Points awarded for
lecture participation (+ some Extra Credit)
Adj. = These are adjustment points added to
some lab sections to take into account the difference in grading styles.
Final grade formula:
Labs
+ Obs. + MT1 + MT2 + Final
+ Attend(+E.C.) = Total (+Adj)
240 +
140 + 150 + 150 + 250 + 70(+E.C.)
=
1000 (+ Adj)
Grade Distribution:
A = 940‑1000
A‑ = 898‑939.99
B+ = 870‑897.99
B = 840‑869.99
B‑ = 799‑839.99
C+ = 762‑798.99
C = 736‑761.99
C‑ = 650‑735.99
D+ = 585‑649.99
D = 497-584.99
F = 0‑496.99
A
grade of 'C‑' or better is required to earn an 'S'. REMINDER: You must
have earned a minimum of 50% (120) in the LABS and 50% (70) of the Obs.
Projects in order to pass the course!
AST 1005 ‑ E. Polomski ‑ Section 001
MT1 =
150 MT2 = 150 Final = 250
Attend =
Points awarded for lecture participation (+ some Extra Credit)
MT1 + MT2 +
Final + Attend(+E.C.)
= Total
150 + 150 +
250 + 70(+E.C.)
= 600
A = 548-600
A‑ = 520-547.99
B+ = 492-519.99
B = 465-491.99
B‑ = 437-464.99
C+ = 409-436.99
C = 382-408.99
C‑ = 354-381.99
D+ = 326-353.99
D = 299-325.99
F = 0-298.99
A
grade of 'C‑' or better is required to earn an 'S'. REMINDER: You must
have earned a minimum of 50% (120) in the LABS and 50% (70) of the Obs.
Projects in order to pass the course!
Astronomy
1011H - P.R. Woodward
Please
contact Professor Woodward for any questions regarding scores or grade
distribution.