If I want to find grade distributions for STATS 10, I need to:

1. type "stats" in the department search box
2. click on the search result for the stats department
3. type "10"
4. click on the search result for STATS 10

It would be easier to keep my hands on the keyboard and press Enter to execute steps 2 and 4.
(Along those lines we could implement up/down arrow navigation through search results, but that can be a separate issue)

chem dept should be higher here

Sometimes, I have a professor who hasn't taught a particular class before (or at least recently). When I want a sense of the professor's grading style, it would be great if I had the ability to pull up other classes they recently taught.

This feature — searching by professor — is provided by Bruinwalk, and would be a good addition to this site too.

For example, I'm taking Physics 115A this fall with Dr. Gutperle. He does not appear under "Physics 115A" because he hasn't taught it in a long time, but I still want to estimate whether or not I will be able to get an A. So I have to manually look through every physics class to find that he also taught Physics 105A back in 2022, and I'm able to view the distribution there. Whereas on Bruinwalk, I'm able to just search his name and pull up his reviews across all classes.

for some reason bumps back to the top after selecting a department on the homepage

seems kinda random, e.g. look at math it's not in number order

too many columns maybe make it into 2 and add a gap

change colors

from daniel:

perhaps having 2 search bars at the top; say I set it to be the Math department, and I chose a specific course. Then I could go to the 2nd search bar at the top and change the course, without changing "Math" which would still be in the 1st search bar?

summer should be at the end

https://grades.natecation.xyz/STATS/100A

repro: cs131 should show spring instead of fall

Some queries that could work better than they do:
"poli sci" should match POL SCI (Political Science) but currently gives 0 results

"bio chem" should match BIOL CH (Biological Chemistry) but currently gives 0 results
Ideally "biochem" would also match BIOL CH where it currently only matches CHEM; that might have to be hardcoded like "cs" -> "com sci" is.

"chem e" should match CH ENGR (Chemical Engineering) but currently gives 0 results

"mech e" should match MECH&AE (Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering) but currently gives 0 results

• bruce: "i do not see my professor (gonzalez) for 115a fall 2021"
• did they run 132h last year?