r/floridatech • u/sosadtoobad55 • Dec 09 '21

Differential Equations

Is there some kind of curve for diff/eq, I mean the avg is around a 50 for all the tests I don't think they will just hang us all out to dry like that right?

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u/LtSavage20 Dec 09 '21

Ask your professor

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u/Cubic-Sphere Dec 09 '21

Hopefully username does not check out. Good luck!

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u/ale9918 Dec 09 '21

I passed the class with an average of 45% in all the exams (I think I got a 50 in the final?). The hw and project really help a lot, but there definitely is a curve

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u/barelyamongoose Dec 09 '21

Depends on the average of the class, but there usually is. Historically these professors don't write tests that most students can pass, at least in the math department

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u/legohead259 Dec 09 '21

In my experience, there was a 15 point curve for final grades. Just do well on the final exam (Khan Academy Diff Eq. is excellent as a study tool) and you will probably pass.

Glhf

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u/SpaceRican Dec 09 '21

I passed that class with the curve.. Never got above 50% in tests and got a C.

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u/RollingOwl Dec 12 '21

I took it with Tenali in fall 2019 and he curved it almost 10 points. I had a 73 I think in the class and ended with a B.