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You'll recall from the syllabus that the grading policy for the class is divided into three areas: | You'll recall from the syllabus that the grading policy for the class is divided into three areas: | ||
- | * participation | + | * participation, |
+ | * some have gone above and beyond with respect to participation, | ||
* journal (your personal reflections / informational composition of your experience in the course, which some have already been reaping great value from), worth a total of 13% of the overall grade. | * journal (your personal reflections / informational composition of your experience in the course, which some have already been reaping great value from), worth a total of 13% of the overall grade. | ||
* in certain scenarios, you can earn bonus points by going above and beyond in your journal entries. Look for the " | * in certain scenarios, you can earn bonus points by going above and beyond in your journal entries. Look for the " | ||
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Each component needs to be calculated separately to gain the total number of points, and then those points summed together to get your final result. | Each component needs to be calculated separately to gain the total number of points, and then those points summed together to get your final result. | ||
- | Of course, we're not done yet, so new data is being added all the time (with each passing | + | Of course, we're not done yet, so new data is being added all the time (with each passing |
The algorithms and the process for determining your grade based on the available data, however, remain the same. | The algorithms and the process for determining your grade based on the available data, however, remain the same. | ||
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====Participation==== | ====Participation==== | ||
- | The participation data is in more of a binary representation (it is either there for a particular class day, or not; if not, 'X'' | + | Participation |
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+ | Data will appear | ||
< | < | ||
- | [UNIX] 019 021 026 028 033 035 040 042 054 056 061 063 068 070 075 077 082 084 096 098 | + | PARTICIPATION |
- | [username] 019 021 026 033 035 040 042 054 063 068 070 075 077 084 096 098 X | + | |
+ | 8: | ||
+ | 12: | ||
</ | </ | ||
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- | You'll see you have a list of values containing the master list of class days (absolute from start of year), and then your days. From that information, | ||
====Journal==== | ====Journal==== | ||
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Often times related and potentially useful commands you may want to know about can be found in the "SEE ALSO" section near the bottom of many manual pages. | Often times related and potentially useful commands you may want to know about can be found in the "SEE ALSO" section near the bottom of many manual pages. | ||
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- | There are some sample scripts available for viewing in the **scripts/ | ||
====bash debugging==== | ====bash debugging==== |