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1st Enter your in-class project average in the first row. 2nd Enter any test grades you have. Note, you must estimate the grade for any exam not yet taken. Usually you can safely use your regular test average as an estimate. 3rd Enter the grades for any other assignments in the course. Again you must estimate the grade for any assignment not yet completed. 4th Enter the Weight in the center column from the Syllabus Component Weighting Section. 5th Multiply the Weight by the % Grade you earned for each row, & enter that number in the 4th column called the Weighted-Average Finally, total up the Weighted-Averages. This total is your grade. |
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