Craig Lecture Final Exam Results
The final exam solutions are not available online. They can be obtained by contacting your professor.
The 108 people who took the Astronomy 104 final exam got an average score of 72.3/100 (corresponding to a C+) with a standard deviation of 12.6. The high score was 96/100 and the low score was 39/100. For determining exam grades, I assumed a score of 96 was 100% on this exam. However, I used the raw percentage in comparing to previous midterms.
NOTE: Multiple Choice problem number 41 was dropped from the Final Exam as being unclear. Everyone got a free point.
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The distribution of scores are shown in the plots below:
Histogram of Scores
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Final Score Percentiles
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Roughly the following percentiles were seen:
| Grades | Score | Percentage of Class | Percentile String |
| A | >=84.5 | 15.7% | 84.3% (15.7% of the class got an 'A') |
| B | >=74.9 | 34.3% | 50% (50% of the class got at least a 'B') |
| C | >=62.4 | 28.7% | 21.3% (78.7% of the class got at least a 'C') |
| D | >=48.0 | 16.7% | 4.6% (95.4% of the class passed) |
| F | 4.6% |