CS4411 Grade Listing

Important Notes

You will not receive a passing grade in the course unless you receive a passing grade on the exams alone (i.e., 60%). Likewise, you will not receive a passing grade in the course unless you receive a passing grade on the programming assignments alone (i.e., 60%).

If you receive a * next to Prog/Avg, Exam/Avg, or Avg, you should work harder for the remaining programming assignments and exams, because you are failing.

Always check if the recorded grades are identical to those marked on the graded programs and papers. 

 CS4411 Grade Listing
 November 12, 2009


      50  70  70  190      150 150  300       490
  #  PG1 PG2 PG3  Sum Avg  EX1 EX2  Sum Avg   SUM Avg
 =====================================================
   1  45  65  45  155  82   57 109  166  55 * 321  66
   2  50  65  70  185  97   33 112  145  48 * 330  67
   3  50  70  70  190 100   41  73  114  38 * 304  62
   4  47  60  50  157  83   92 134  226  75   383  78
   5  50  65  70  185  97   92 142  234  78   419  86
   6  50  70  70  190 100   53 133  186  62   376  77
   7  50  55  70  175  92   90 130  220  73   395  81
   8  47  55  50  152  80   81 111  192  64   344  70
  10  45  50  45  140  74   40 122  162  54 * 302  62
  11  50   0  70  120  63   46  64  110  37 * 230  47 *
  12  50  30  70  150  79   73 130  203  68   353  72
  13  50  55  70  175  92  109 141  250  83   425  87
  14   0   0  50   50  26 * 56  55  111  37 * 161  33 *
  15  50  65  70  185  97   95 118  213  71   398  81
  16  50  70  70  190 100   55 116  171  57 * 361  74
  17  45  60  65  170  89   71 103  174  58 * 344  70
  18  30  65  60  155  82   49  62  111  37 * 266  54 *
  20   0  40   0   40  21 * 51 104  155  52 * 195  40 *
  21  50  55  70  175  92   59 116  175  58 * 350  71
  22  50  65  65  180  95   71 116  187  62   367  75
  23  45  60  70  175  92   46 104  150  50 * 325  66
  24  50  60  70  180  95   70 125  195  65   375  77
  25  45  55  70  170  89   98 130  228  76   398  81
  26  45   0  70  115  61   50   0   50  17 * 165  34 *
  27  50  70  70  190 100   89 148  237  79   427  87
  28  35  70  55  160  84   50 101  151  50 * 311  63
  29   0  70  50  120  63   65  61  126  42 * 246  50 *
 =====================================================
 Min   0   0   0   40  21   33   0   50  17   161  33
 Max  50  70  70  190 100  109 148  250  83   427  87
 Avg  42  54  61  157  82   66 106  172  57   329  67
 Std  15  21  15   38  20   20  33   47  16    74  15

How to make a case regarding your graded programs?

  • We anticipate that grading related problems will surface throughout this semester. If you disagree with what the grader did, you should do the following:
    1. Explain why you are correct. Show me a convincing argument. Something like "I did this and this by accident" and "my program ran fine on my machine and/or on one of the lab machines" are not acceptable excuses. You must show the grader missed something. Note that the grader only grade what you have in the program and its output.
    2. Mark those places you may disagree with the grader and print a detailed note explaining why you are correct.
    3. Staple your graded program and your printed notes available in my mailbox in the Department office.
    4. I will make a decision regarding if a re-grade is necessary.
  • You can make a case within one week from the day the graded programs are available for pickup. After this seven-day period, I will assume you accept the recorded grade.
  • You should follow the same procedure to request an exam regrade.