Transcript for Terran Melconian

MIT classes are measured in units; each unit corresponds to one hour per week of estimated work.

Grades go from A to F. A is equivalent to 5.0, B is 4.0, etc. Plus and minus modifiers are not used in computing the grade point average; grade point averages are rounded to the nearest tenth of a point. A D is sometimes a passing grade and sometime a failing grade, depending on the department and course in question. MIT also has additional letters to indicate things like "incomplete" courses, and to distinguish courses which were failed due to an incomplete not being finished in time from those which were failed for other reasons. I do not have any such grades, however, and thus I shall provide no further explanation for them.

The links on course titles are to the current course listings available online from MIT. Some of these have undoubtedly changed since I took the course, and some in fact no longer even exist. If nothing else, the actual professors teaching will almost certainly have changed. However, time does not permit me to type in the descriptions from the printed guides for the years in which I actually took the courses in question, which would be the only way to provide this information.

Differences between what you see here and what would appear on an official transcript are as follows:

• The official transcript does not include + and - grade modifiers
• The official transcript does not show grades from Fall 1996, but shows only "pass" indicators.
• The official transcript is a printed document, and thus does not include any hyperlinks. :-)

Undergraduate