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How Grading works

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The following applies to the 1-Credit courses and the Assignment portion of the 4-Credit courses, which typically have a two-part project covered on the course web page.

iPeer Grading

"Grading" is a fairly loose term used to describe the process designed to verify that each student has completed (or made a serious attempt to complete) each assigned exercise. In this class you will be working together in an iPeer "grading group" of 2-4 members to provide and receive timely, useful and constructive feedback on class assignments.

Module Assignment Grading Process

• Please submit each module's requirements as directed in the assignment to your iPeer(s). These will be due each Tuesday (by 11:59) pm during the week following that modules lectures. This means you typically have 10 days to complete each set of assignments.
• You can work out any exchange method between you. Do not cc the assignments to me.
• If you can’t meet the schedule, communicate with your iPeer. You don’t need to involve me. I leave it to you to not take advantage of each other.
• iPeer grading feedback is due Friday (by 11:59 pm) of the week it is submitted. This gives you 3 days to review and comment. Do not cc me.
• Assignment grading is always a big question source. Constructive comments and encouragement are FAR more important, but please include a numerical evaluation using 0-4 consistent with Grad School grading. I don’t want you to spend a lot of time on worrying about this – be subjective as in “this looks (or felt) like a 3.8 to me”.

At the end of the quarter.

• Email (not Canvas message) a grading summary (iPeer Assessment Form.xlsx linked Excel worksheet shown below) to me.
• Each iPeer group will submit 1 copy to me (cc'ing all iPeers) with all member's module scores.
• I will be looking to see that you were doing the work.

Course Grades

To receive credit.

• There are 9 weekly assignments, each worth 11 points.
• Complete, or make a serious effort at, and you will get credit.
• You are expected to participate in the discussions and contribute Help when fellow students post questions on the Discussion board.
• There is no tests, Final, or quizzes.
• 4-Credit courses will have 1-2 projects that will be used for grade differentiation

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