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- Grades will be combined in a weighted average to obtain the course numerical score.
- Weights for assignments and in-class exercises are as follows:
weight (%) Assignment
2 E-mail, Proposed ECE Current Topic
6 Research
Paper, ECE Current Topic (1st version)
12* Research
Paper, ECE Current Topic (final version)
6 PowerPoint, ECE Current Topic (rehearse with CLEAR instructor)
12* PowerPoint, ECE Current Topic (presentation)
3 Resume
& Cover Letter (1st version)
5 Resume
& Cover Letter (discuss with CLEAR instructor)
5* Resume
& Cover Letter (final version)
4 Team Agreements (final version)
8* Clinic Poster (final version)
2** In-Class: Quiz on oral presentations
2 In-Class: Critically evaluate—example technical PowerPoint presentation
2† In-Class: Role play
2 In-Class: Write paragraph of cover letter
2 In-Class: Critically evaluate—students' PowerPoint presentations
2 In-Class: Critically evaluate—students' PowerPoint presentations
2 In-Class: Critically evaluate—students' PowerPoint presentations
2 In-Class: Critically evaluate—students' PowerPoint presentations
2 In-Class: Critically evaluate—students' PowerPoint presentations
2† In-Class: Mock interview
2 In-Class: E-mail writing errors
2 In-Class: Critically evaluate—students' posters
2 In-Class: Critically evaluate—students' posters
100
*Major assignment that must
be completed to pass class
**Lowest in-class exercise grades replaced with A
†Student(s) participating receive
(bonus) points
Grades are letter-based but are processed numerically to determine the final grade:
- Each assignment will be given a single letter grade. Criteria on which the letter grade is based will be listed for each assignment, and the graders will write comments related to the criteria as needed.
- In-class exercises graded as A (full participation), C (poor participation).
- Grades
on late exercises or assignments will be lowered by one full letter,
(e.g., A becomes B). - Missed exercises or assignments receive a grade of zero, whereas an E would be 55.5.
- Numerical equivalent of grades (used to convert assignment letter grade to number):
gd Num Equiv
A 95.5
A– 92
B+ 89
B 85.5
B– 82
C+ 79
C 75.5
C– 72
D+ 69
D 65.5
D– 62
E 55.5
missing
wk 0
- Numerical scores are combined (see information about weighting below) to obtain a course numerical score.
- Breakpoints
for converting course numerical score to letter grades are as follows:
(final grades may be higher than shown but not lower)
Num Equiv gd
93 A
90 A–
87 B+
83 B
80 B–
77 C+
73 C
70 C–
67 D+
63 D
60 D–
<60 E