Paul Albertus

3 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

This professor has taught: CHBE422, CHBE473, CHBE491, CHBE609, CHBE673, CHBE691, ENCH648K

Grades

During the Spring 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters, students could choose to take some of their courses pass-fail mid-semester which skews grade data aggregated across multiple semesters.

Average GPA of 2.94 between 164 students*

Grade Distribution+-051015202530354045% of studentsABCDFWother
A-: 10.98%
A: 23.78%
A+: 7.32%
B-: 6.71%
B: 12.2%
B+: 10.98%
C-: 4.27%
C: 4.27%
C+: 7.32%
D-: 0.61%
D: 2.44%
D+: 0.61%
F: 2.44%
W: 5.49%
other: 0.61%
* "W"s are considered to be 0.0 quality points. "Other" grades are not factored into GPA calculation. Grade data not guaranteed to be correct.
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Paul Albertus
CHBE473

Expecting a B
admin
12/05/2024		Professor Albertus is one of those great professors that you are lucky to find in your student career. This guy is actively trying to get better at teaching, be a good communicator, and come up with ways to explain this course's difficult concepts. On the first day he said "The feedback I got last year was to do more in class examples and make the class more interactive" and sure enough he did! He did lots of relevant examples to the homework and exam questions, and he sure did ask us lots of questions! He also had office hours before and after class in the classroom (which lets be honest is literally the most convenient time for office hours) and was happy to explain anything. He is young and energetic and also extremely professional. Professor Albertus is also solidly embedded in the battery research community. He is hip to battery news, state of the battery industry, etc. He could lecture on new type of battery electrolyte and then pull out a paper published in the last few years with some chart explaining some concept of what we are learning. The class itself felt organized. The lectures matched the homework which matched the exams. Only one exam question did I feel was completely out of left field. (And sure enough he admitted the following class that it was a bit of a stretch). The class followed a good textbook, which meant endless practice problems and detailed explanations of the material. Honestly, one of my favorite professors of this university.
Paul Albertus
CHBE422

Expecting a P
Anonymous
09/16/2021		Very understanding professor and definitely one of the best for fluid dynamics.
Paul Albertus
CHBE422

Anonymous
09/15/2021		Professor Albertus is the best! Very reasonable for a ChemE professor and is very engaged with his class.