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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 (your "presence", hopefully consistently of the mental variety, but I lower the bar so as not to overly ding anyone on an off day), which is worth a total of 13% of overall grade.+  * participation, which is worth a total of 13% of overall grade
 +    * some have gone above and beyond with respect to participation, and have earned bonus points in this area.
   * 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 "extra" attribute. This value gets added onto the journal total.     * in certain scenarios, you can earn bonus points by going above and beyond in your journal entries. Look for the "extra" attribute. This value gets added onto the journal total.
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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 class, journal entry, and evaluated project), which means whatever value you may come up with today would potentially be obsolete come tomorrow.+Of course, we're not done yet, so new data is being added all the time (with each passing week, journal entry, and evaluated project), which means whatever value you may come up with today would potentially be obsolete come tomorrow.
  
 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 binary representation (it is either there for a particular class day, or not; if not, 'X''s appear, growing from the right side)Due to a logic bug in one of my scripts, any 'X' values will NOT appear underneath the actual day missed. Instead, they will form up from the right end of this data.+Participation is evaluated on weekly basisbased on the participation claims you've registered via the **wcp** tool. 
 + 
 +Data will appear as follows:
  
 <code> <code>
-    [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       X+    4:wcp1:final tally of results (4/4) 
 +    8:wcp2:final tally of results (8/8) 
 +    12:wcp3:final tally of results (12/12)
 </code> </code>
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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, you can perform the necessary calculations to get the data you need. 
  
 ====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/** subdirectory of the class public directory. 
  
 ====bash debugging==== ====bash debugging====
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