However, be aware: it will not always be so rapid!
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Rapid
Exam 1 grades up: nobody flunked, nobody aced.
Your scores for exam 1 are now up. Look in your My Grades page in Webcourses.
Bonus points:
- the bonus point from CPS ("Exam 1 SMA bonus") is also up - if you answered correctly;
- for a few students, there is a bonus point ("Bonus question MT1") for having suggested a question for this exam that we adjudged to be good enough to use.
Exam1's highest score was 49/50 and lowest was 26/50, so nobody aced it, yet nobody flunked it either! This tells me the exam was challenging yet fair.
There are a few students who were absent or who have a score pending for some other reason. For those students, the My Grades page reads either "pending" or "no score reported." We will try to sort that out when I get back to campus next Tuesday.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Blurb on Ex. 11, p. 73 in Lecture Files
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
HW 6 is ready to roll.
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Homework 5 available, plus L6 scores and Gaby Guide UP
Also, I posted the lecture 6 CPS scores, designated L6. Also, the Gaby Guide PDF is available in the Napoleon Dynamite section.
Friday, January 25, 2008
Four questions
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
HW 4 is ready.
The Gaby Guide
The Gaby Guide is just the streamlined "study guide" that I get CPS to produce in PDF for Gaby's work. It shows each question, each of Gaby's answers, and the correct answer. Works pretty well. It is a good study guide when reviewing CPS questions in case you did not jot down each question in lecture. Also, they are quite nice when preparing for a midterm exam!
CPS scores up for lecture 5 (L5)
L5 correct | 7 |
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L5 answered | 8 |
This is how your My Grades page will look if you answered 8 questions this morning and got 7 of them correct.
We will have varying numbers of questions in CPS, usually a handful, sometimes more than that. At the end of the semester, if I have asked 120 CPS questions and you have answered 102 of them, that is 85% answered. Therefore you will get all 20 points in the CPS part of your semester grade, as explained in the syllabus. If, however, you only answered 81 out of 120, that would be 67.5% answered, and you would get proportionally fewer points on your semester grade; in this case, the number of points, n, is 15.88, which I would round up to 16 points for simplicity.
The "number correct" score for each session, starting with L5, will tally up this way for you at the end of the semester.
Friday, January 18, 2008
HW 3 is now ready to go.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Office hours now until 4:15 PM
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
HW 2 is ready to go
Don't forget to bring your skateboard again on Thursday.
Friday, January 11, 2008
HW 1 is now available; due Tuesday
De-activate popup blockers for CPS registration
Matter of fact, you should ALWAYS demobilize popup blocking when working in Webcourses. Or, if you have fancy popup blocking, allow popups from webcourses.ucf.edu.