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Dylan Richardson

Dear University of Bristol,

I am writing to request the following information about the percentage of Computer Science BSc and Computer Science MSc students who graduate with a certain grade for 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17 academic years. Please include grade from 70% up to 100%, with divisions every 1%. For example, 4% of students achieved 70-71%, 5% of students achieved 71-72%, ... and etc.

Yours faithfully,

Dylan Richardson

SecOInformation Governance, University of Bristol

Dear Mr Richardson

 

The University has received your request for information below and
assigned it the reference FOI21-213.

 

We carried out an initial assessment and unfortunately we can not answer
this request, as grades are recorded as classification type (1:1, 2:1,
etc) not as a number or percentage.

If you would like the classification information instead, please could you
re-submit your FOI request quoting ref: FOI21-213, specifying this.   

 

Please could you provide your revised query within 20 working days,
otherwise your request for information will be considered closed.

Kind regards

FOI Team

University of Bristol

 

 

To: SecOInformation Governance ([University of Bristol request email])
From: Dylan Richardson ([FOI #746799 email])
Title: Freedom of Information request - Computer Science
Sent: 13/04/2021 15:32

Dear University of Bristol,

I am writing to request the following information about the percentage of
Computer Science BSc and Computer Science MSc students who graduate with a
certain grade for 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17 academic years. Please
include grade from 70% up to 100%, with divisions every 1%. For example,
4% of students achieved 70-71%, 5% of students achieved 71-72%, ... and
etc.

Yours faithfully,

Dylan Richardson

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Dylan Richardson

Dear SecOInformation Governance,

Thank you for your response. I would like to refine my request to the following :
Yes, I'd like the classification information instead (Ref: FOI21-213).

Yours sincerely,

Dylan Richardson

SecOInformation Governance, University of Bristol

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Dear Mr Richardson,

 

Freedom of Information Request (our reference FOI21-213)

 

We refer to your Freedom of Information request dated 13^th April.

 

You requested the following information:

 

“I am writing to request the following information about the percentage of
Computer Science BSc and Computer Science MSc students who graduate with a
certain grade for 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2016/17 academic years. Please
include grade from 70% up to 100%, with divisions every 1%. For example,
4% of students achieved 70-71%, 5% of students achieved 71-72%, ... and
etc.”

Clarification received: “I'd like the classification information instead”

 

University’s Response

 

Further to Section 1 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (the “Act”) we
confirm that the information requested is held by the University of
Bristol (the “University”).

 

Please find the summary of Computer Sciences BSc & MSc award
classifications for 2014/15 - 2016/17 attached.

 

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requests must be sent to us within 40 days, and must clearly state our
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internal review within 20 working days of receipt.

 

Your request for an internal review should be sent to
[University of Bristol request email], quoting your FOI reference number.
Alternatively, you could post it to:

 

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Secretary’s Office

University of Bristol

Beacon House

Queens Road

Bristol

BS8 1QU

 

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Kind Regards

 

Freedom of Information Team

University of Bristol

 

 

 

 

 

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