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Administrator's Plus Report Cards Manual - Rediker Software, Inc.

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Chapter 8<br />

Statistical <strong>Report</strong>s<br />

How Career GPAs & Credits Are Calculated<br />

The first line for each course shows the course number and the number of possible<br />

credits and weight that you have entered for that course. It also shows the GPA factor<br />

that you have entered for the course and the course length (quarter, semester or full<br />

year). This quarter length course is not worth any credits, it has an entered weight of .25<br />

and a GPA factor of 0.00.<br />

The second line displays the status of the OVR column. The OVR column for this course<br />

is blank so it will count fully towards credits and GPA.<br />

The third line shows the student's actual final grade in the course. This course is a quarter<br />

course that met in the first quarter. The student received a 90 in the course which was<br />

entered both into the FIRST MARKING PERIOD column as well as into the<br />

MIDYEAR GRADE column. For this course, the FINAL grade column is blank.<br />

Because this is a quarter course, no further credit columns are looked at. Even if the<br />

grade of 90 had been also entered into the FINAL grade column, the computer would<br />

not erroneously give the student double credits, quality points and weight for the course.<br />

The next six lines show the total credits awarded, the simple quality points, the adjusted<br />

quality points, the weight, the course simple quality points and the course adjusted<br />

quality. These values are based on the grade earned in the course. Because this course is<br />

not worth any credits, the student obtained 0 credits for this grade. The simple quality<br />

points is determined using the quality point value (assigned in the grade table) for the<br />

grade the student earned. For this course, the student obtained a grade of 90, which,<br />

according to the grade table, is worth 90 simple quality points. (These are the quality<br />

points before they have been adjusted due to the GPA factor or any other factor.)<br />

Because this course has a GPA factor of 0, the adjusted quality points equals the simple<br />

quality points. Since this is a quarter course, it is given its full weight of .25. 100% was<br />

entered for how quarter courses should be weighted. The course simple quality points<br />

for this grade are determined by multiplying the weight of .25 times the quality points<br />

of 90 which produces 22.50 course simple quality points for this grade. Because the<br />

GPA factor is 0, the course adjusted quality points equals the course simple quality<br />

points.<br />

The last three lines show the running total of credits, quality points and weight for all of<br />

the student's courses for this updating. It includes the previous, added and new values<br />

for credit, weight, quality points as well as the simple and adjusted GPA.<br />

Course #2<br />

This is a quarter course. Because the computer found a blank grade in the MIDYEAR<br />

grade column, it looked for a grade in the FINAL grade column. When that grade was<br />

also blank, the course was skipped.<br />

8-60 <strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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