You can find your raw scores for quizzes and exams in your course area on Canvas, under “Grades”.

• Once the test has been graded, you can click on a quiz/exam name to see your answers, my answers, and the score you received.

• Common elements in the feedback presented are

  • A URL: this will take you to a detailed grade report for a submitted formal language.

  • Many questions have a rubric that breaks down your score into categories. An example of such a rubric might be:

    Formatting:	excellent	1.00
    Chooses appropriate method of proof:	yes	1.50
    Shows understanding of question:	yes	1.50
    Shows understanding of underlying theory:	partly	1.00
    Steps of proof follow logically and lead to the desired conclusion:	yes	4.00
    
    Total:		9.00
    

You can find an estimated interpretation of your raw scores on this Scores and Statistics page.

Here you will find, for each test,

• The raw score. This should match the score shown in Canvas.

  • If your submission is still being graded, it will show as a zero on this page but will be marked as awaiting grading in Canvas.

• A letter grade estimate, expressed in the 4-pt scale 0=F, 1=D, 1.3=D+, 1.7=C-, …, 4=A.

  • This is given as a number rather than a letter, so that you can see when you are on the border between letter grades.

You will also find an overall average for the semester, expressed as a 4-pt scale number and a letter grade, taking into account the items that have been graded so far.

• This estimated grade will incorporate the course policy of dropping the lowest quiz score (or the midterm exam score).

How letter grades are computed.