Graded Exercise grading criteria

Graded Exercise grading criteria

by Keith Jun Low -
Number of replies: 5

Hi TAs, I have a question about the graded exercise. Let's say there is a function that needs to be defined in the graded exercise, and several other questions in the exercise depend on that function. What can we do in the event that we are unable to properly complete the function, and try to score as many points as possible? Thank you

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Re: Graded Exercise grading criteria

by Andrey Davydov -
We will prepare an example of the graded exercise soon, so you can see how the exercise might look. Long story short, the cells with the functions you implement are independent from each other at grading.
It might be a case that you need a few functions working correctly to debug your own solution. Nevertheless, during grading the cells with functions will be evaluated independently.
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Re: Graded Exercise grading criteria

by Elsa Scialom -
Hello Andrey ! Would it also be possible to upload the solutions of the exercise session 2 please ? Thank you very much.
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Re: Graded Exercise grading criteria

by Andrey Davydov -
My bad, solution 2 is on the page. Hopefully, an example of graded exercise will be ready tomorrow evening.
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Re: Graded Exercise grading criteria

by Keith Jun Low -
Hello Andrey, thanks for the reply. In that case, if some cell is not implemented correctly and affects the other cells, will there still be some (not all) points awarded?
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Re: Graded Exercise grading criteria

by Andrey Davydov -
As I said, implementing one cell incorrectly does not affect the other cells.
We will use fractional grading if possible. So even if your function does not work fully correctly, it might earn some points passing some tests.