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This document summarizes the grading of students in a computer applications course. It describes the grading scheme, which calculated grades based on quizzes, assignments, tests, and a term report. Charts are presented showing the distribution of grades for components like quizzes and assignments across students. An analysis finds that some students performed well while others performed poorly, with the overall class results being average.
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This document summarizes the grading of students in a computer applications class. It describes the grading scheme, which calculates grades based on assignments, quizzes, tests, and a term report. Charts are presented showing the distribution of student scores on assignments, quizzes, and tests, as well as final grades. The findings are discussed, noting that most students passed but received grades of C or C+, with a class average final score of 67.7.
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This document summarizes the grading of students in a computer applications course. It describes the grading scheme, which calculates grades based on assignments, quizzes, tests, and a term report. These make up 70% of the total score, while the final exam makes up the remaining 30%. The document includes charts showing the distribution of grades across assignments, tests, and for individual students. It concludes that results varied between students because some are better students than others.
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The document discusses the final grading policy for students in a course. Grades are calculated based on assignments, quizzes, two tests, and a term report, which together make up 70% of the final grade. The remaining 30% comes from a final exam. Scores for each assessment category like quizzes and assignments are averaged and rounded to a single decimal place before being factored into the overall grade. Charts then show the distribution of student scores on tests, assignments, and other assessments, as well as their final grades, which vary widely among the different students.
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This document discusses the final grading of students in a class. It outlines the grading policies, which include calculating grades based on quizzes, assignments, tests, and a term report. Quizzes and assignments each make up 15% of the total grade, while tests and the term report make up the remaining 70%. A student's total semester grade combined with their final exam grade makes up their overall 100% total score. The presentation provides an overview of student results based on these grading policies.
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Seven Quizzes -marks given out of 5
Five Assignments -marks given out of 5
One Term Report - marks given of 10
Two Tests - marks given out of 15
One Final Exam - marks given out of 30
• Grade should be calculated as per following policies:
Quizzes: Total weight 15%, N-2, Average of remaining quizzes x 3, Rounded to single decimal place {2.00}
Assignments: Total weight 15%, (Average of Top and Bottom) x 3, Rounded to single decimal place {1.50}
Total Semester: Quizzes + Assignments + Term Report +Both Tests {0.50}
Total Score: Total Semester + Final Exam {0.50}
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This document summarizes the grading of students in a computer applications class. It describes the grading scheme, which calculates grades based on assignments, quizzes, tests, and a term report. Charts are presented showing the distribution of student scores on assignments, quizzes, and tests, as well as final grades. The findings are discussed, noting that most students passed but received grades of C or C+, with a class average final score of 67.7.
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This document summarizes the grading of students in a computer applications course. It describes the grading scheme, which calculates grades based on assignments, quizzes, tests, and a term report. These make up 70% of the total score, while the final exam makes up the remaining 30%. The document includes charts showing the distribution of grades across assignments, tests, and for individual students. It concludes that results varied between students because some are better students than others.
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The document discusses the final grading policy for students in a course. Grades are calculated based on assignments, quizzes, two tests, and a term report, which together make up 70% of the final grade. The remaining 30% comes from a final exam. Scores for each assessment category like quizzes and assignments are averaged and rounded to a single decimal place before being factored into the overall grade. Charts then show the distribution of student scores on tests, assignments, and other assessments, as well as their final grades, which vary widely among the different students.
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Five Assignments -marks given out of 5
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Two Tests - marks given out of 15
One Final Exam - marks given out of 30
• Grade should be calculated as per following policies:
Quizzes: Total weight 15%, N-2, Average of remaining quizzes x 3, Rounded to single decimal place {2.00}
Assignments: Total weight 15%, (Average of Top and Bottom) x 3, Rounded to single decimal place {1.50}
Total Semester: Quizzes + Assignments + Term Report +Both Tests {0.50}
Total Score: Total Semester + Final Exam {0.50}
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Seven Quizzes -marks given out of 5
Five Assignments -marks given out of 5
One Term Report - marks given of 10
Two Tests - marks given out of 15
One Final Exam - marks given out of 30
• Grade should be calculated as per following policies:
Quizzes: Total weight 15%, N-2, Average of remaining quizzes x 3, Rounded to single decimal place
Assignments: Total weight 15%, (Average of Top and Bottom) x 3, Rounded to single decimal place {1.50}
Total Semester: Quizzes + Assignments + Term Report +Both Tests
Total Score: Total Semester + Final Exam
• Insert a line at the bottom and calculate average score for each item i.e. Quizzes, Assignments, ……, Final Exam, Rounded to single decimal place
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Seven Quizzes -marks given out of 5
Five Assignments -marks given out of 5
One Term Report - marks given of 10
Two Tests - marks given out of 15
One Final Exam - marks given out of 30
• Grade should be calculated as per following policies:
Quizzes: Total weight 15%, N-2, Average of remaining quizzes x 3, Rounded to single decimal place
Assignments: Total weight 15%, (Average of Top and Bottom) x 3, Rounded to single decimal place
Total Semester: Quizzes + Assignments + Term Report +Both Tests
Total Score: Total Semester + Final Exam
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One Final Exam - marks given out of 30
• Grade should be calculated as per following policies:
Quizzes: Total weight 15%, N-2, Average of remaining quizzes x 3, Rounded to single decimal place
Assignments: Total weight 15%, (Average of Top and Bottom) x 3, Rounded to single decimal place
Total Semester: Quizzes + Assignments + Term Report +Both Tests
Total Score: Total Semester + Final Exam
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- 1. GRADING Computer Applications Name = Muhammad Sarmad KhanInstructor = Sir Syed Abdul Rafey Qadri 5/25/2015 1
- 2. DESCRIPTION This is about the Final grading of students on their total marks obtained during the semester, which contain marks of Assignments ,Quizzes ,Two tests and One term report . This presentation will give overall view of the results of the students grade.
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- 4. STACKED BARS 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Rahim Alishan Anzlah Asma Ayesha Basit Danish Faizan Hasan Hina Irshad Jawaid Mir M.Adil M.Azfar M.Farhan M.Ovais M.Saad M.Zubair Nadia Raheel Raheel Rakhshanda Salman Shahrukh Sunil Taha Umair Usama Waqas Stacked Bars First Test Second Test
- 5. CLUSTERED BAR CHART 0 5 10 15 20 25 Quizz Assignment Term Report
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