is this how i calculate the marks?? (1 Viewer)

[d3vilz]

hi, just wondering if this is how i calculate my marks for legal studies:

Task 1 - 20/20 or 100% (weight 10%)
Task 2 - 42/50 or 84% (weight 25%)
Task 3 - 24/25 or 96% (weight 20%)
Task 4 - 20/20 or 100% (weight 20%)
Task 5 - 75/100 or 75% (weight 25%)

1. 10% of 100 = 10
2. 25% of 84 = 21
3. 20% of 96 = 19.2
4. 20% of 100 = 20
5. 25% of 75 = 18.75
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add up = 88.95% (rounds up to 89%)

 

[slyhunter]

that is correct

 

[Zak Ambrose]

i love that you failed the 2 tasks with the bigger weighting.

 

[zazzy1234]

i love that you failed the 2 tasks with the bigger weighting.

wat do u mean, his marks r a pass?

 

[sam5]

wat do u mean, his marks r a pass?

Dont be a junior - dont think that 50 is a pass.

Anything below 80 is disappointing really. (but then again, it depends on ur standards and expectations, so eveyone is different)

 

[zazzy1234]

Dont be a junior - dont think that 50 is a pass.

Anything below 80 is disappointing really. (but then again, it depends on ur standards and expectations, so eveyone is different)

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat i think anything below 99.95 is stupid and dumb, if u get below 99.95 it just shows that ur nothing and that u r a failer n ur gonna get nowhere in life.

 

[Cloesd]

A good way to treat it is that, your marks reflect how much time you actually benefited doing the course.

Eg. 100 hours 2 unit course, if you get 50%, basically a person who attended only HALF the classes could have done what you did.

Another way is, to consider it like a living creature, say your body. 98% may seem like a good mark, but if you only had 98% of your body intact, you would not want to be alive.

 

[zazzy1234]

what school do you go to, must be shithouse, 70% to be first place in subjects, and a whole 8 people doing 2 unit maths.

coz it is, we r talking about mt druitt here dah!!!!!!!!!

 

[Fluorescent]

Dont be a junior - dont think that 50 is a pass.

Anything below 80 is disappointing really. (but then again, it depends on ur standards and expectations, so eveyone is different)

Below 80 isn't a 'fail' ... I can see why some people would aim high but for others, 70 is quite good

 

[jessiminica]

also relies on how the level the test was set at, and the difficulty of the course itself. 75% in some subjects is average, but in other's it's pretty damn good. Some teachers set tests that should have a class average of around 80%, some 50%