(Q) My total grade?

Question 1

From which numbers total grade (mean value) is calculated?

Assume that I will not take an exam, or my exam grade is 0. Now, the total grade is based on the mean value between three numbers, i.e. (0 + W_s + P_s)/3.

Assume that I will not take an exam, or my exam grade is 0. Now, the total grade is based on the mean value between two numbers, i.e. (W_s + P_s)/2.

Assume that I will not take an exam, or my exam grade is 0. Now, the calculated mean value is subtracted by 2.

Assume that my exam grade is accpted. Now, the total grade is based on the mean value between three numbers, i.e. (E + W_s + P_s)/3.

Question 2

How to get total grade 1 (without an exam)?

Assume that N_p = 680, G_p = 0, P_p = 51, E = 0.

Now, W_s is 5.

Now, W_s is 4.

Now, P_s is 1.

The mean value (W_s + P_s)/2 is 3, since exact half is rounded up.

The mean value (W_s + P_s)/2 is 2, since exact half is rounded down.

Now, the total grade will be 1.

Now, the total grade will be 0.

Question 3

How to get total grade 3?

To get 3 as the total grade, all three numbers (W_s, P_s, E) must be at least 3.

I can get 3 as the total grade, even if one of the numbers (W_s, P_s, E) was 2 and two others were 3, since we will now round up.

I can get 3 as the total grade for example with the number (W_s = 5, P_s = 1, E = 3), since the mean value of these numbers is 3.

Question 4

How to get total grade 5?

To get 5 as the total grade, all three numbers (W_s, P_s, E) must be 5.

To get 5 as the total grade, one of the numbers (W_s, P_s, E) can be 4 and two others 5.

To get 5 as the total grade, one of the numbers (W_s, P_s, E) can be 3 and two others 5.

To get 5 as the total grade, two of the numbers (W_s, P_s, E) can be 4 and one of them 5.

Question 5

How to get a certain score?

Calculating percents: percent (%) means one-hundredth, for example, 70 % = 0.7.

If G_p = 0, N_p = 710, then W_s is 3.

If G_p = 0, N_p = 710, then W_s is 4.

If G_p = 0, N_p = 710, then W_s is 5.

Assume that you are aiming at score 4 from weekly exercises (without GUI exercises). The only way to find out the sufficient number of points is to try different values for the numerator in the formula N_p/N_m.

Assume that you are aiming at score 4 from weekly exercises (without GUI exercises). I can find out the sufficient number of points from the formula 0.8 * N_m, since grade 4 requires 80 % of the maximum of N points.

Question 6

The effect of GUI exercises:

Assume that N_p = 750, G_p = 20, P_p = 225, E = 5. Now,

the total grade will be 0.

the total grade will be 1.

the total grade will be 2.

the total grade will be 3.

the total grade will be 4.

the total grade will be 5.

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