Grade Information

No. ID Programming Exercises Examinations
1 2 3
Single-user database Multiple-user database Mobile-enabled database 1 2 Final
20% 20% 16% 20% 20% 20%
1 4719 60 66 62 51
2 BM06 73
3 121519 60 57 73 85
4 906742 100 100 88 85 77
5 1892 65 65 64 68 64
6 6647 93 100 81 90 80
7 T2203 95 98 78 89 95
8 5923 65 65 75 79 75

  • For final grading,

    • the grades will be given based on comparison (or curve: your grade is relative to the grades of your classmates), and
    • a normal distribution or gap finding is usually applied.

  • This is the second time that the instructor teaches this course. The previous grading was Grades I. It is for you to see my grading style, which may change semester to semester.

  • If you have not registered this course yet, your ID is the last four digits of your UND ID.

  • My teaching philosophy is here.
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  • : the assignment needs an appointment for demonstration. Make an appointment as soon as possible.

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  • : the assignment was submitted, but requests to hold the grading.

  • 😈: the demo failed and requests for another demo.

  • 💀: requested for re-grading and the request may or may not be granted.

  • : the assignment is not correct, and it may or may not be graded later.

  • 😖: the assignment is not gradable. Contact the instructor as soon as possible.

  • 😰: the assignment is a late submission, and it may or may not be graded later.

  • 😂: the assignment is a late submission and appropriate credits will be assigned.

  • 🚮: the assignment has problems and the instructor asks for a re-submission.

  • : the assignment is suspected of plagiarism.