| Grade Calculation |
The grade for the course will be based on three types of assessments:
- coding evaluations (18 points),
- quizzes on homework examples (60 points),
- exams on course lectures and homework examples (120 points).
The total of all points is 198.
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| Three Coding Evaluations |
| GitHub Account |
Create a GitHub account
- go to github.com and create an account
- send me an email from your FIU email account containing your github username
Refer to Canvas for the link to create a repo for
your first assignment.
- Experiment with python and post your work in your repo.
- Post examples from class, problem set solutions, and your own experimentations.
- Post often for maximum points.
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A coding evaluation is a self-evaluation submitted by each student.
Summarize your coding contributions in GitHub for the current problem set.
I will compare your evaluation with your actual postings in GitHub and
assign a grade. If you do not submit an evaluation, you will not receive
any points for your coding contribution.
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| Coding Evaluation Weight |
6 points each |
| Three Quizzes |
| Each quiz will be based on homework questions. It will have questions
that are similar to questions from the homework. |
| Quiz Weight |
20 points each |
| Three Exams |
| Each exam will have practical and theoretical problems, as well as coding in python.
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| Exam Weight |
40 points each |
| Grading Scale |
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The grade for the course will be based on the following scale.
The scale is based on the sum of your scores on the coding evaluations, quizzes and exams.
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| Scale |
A: 169; A-: 161; B+: 153; B: 145; B-: 137; C+: 129; C: 113;
D: 90
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