Showing posts with label grade calculator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grade calculator. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Grade calculator for university students

bored_product_guy
Here's a grade calculator that you can use for your grade projections, especially if you want to check out how you're doing at this time of the term. Here's a grade calculator that you can use for grade projections, especially if you want to find out how you're doing at this time of the term. (I made this with ENGL 110 at UBC in mind; if this doesn't match the grade breakdown for your course -- no pun intended! -- leave a comment if you want a grade calculator custom-tailored for your course. Yes, for free.) Scroll down this page to use the grade calculator. Note: only numerical scores allowed in this version. Update: Just search for "grade calculator for UBC" or "grade calculator for university" in Google and this page is listed in second place or third place right now. Comments not working, drop me an email if you need help.

Saturday, February 2, 2008

[beta]

bored_product_guy
Solved! Thanks to the guys from the Google forums. Here's the link: http://techqi.blogspot.com/2008/02/grade-calculator-for-university.html Updated Feb 20 3:13 PST Here's the code that I'm actually interested in. I intend to use it in a Blogger widget, so that my students can just visit the webpage and calculate their grades. I've tested it on my system and it works fine. However, the W3C Markup Validation Service and JSLint and still finds errors, a lot of which doesn't seem to make sense (e.g. assumes ">" missing in cases perfectly okay). Why does it work on my system, then? I'm actually an interested novice in HTML/JavaScript/blogging, and haven't ever used Firebug or similar plugins. Help, please!