Grade Titrator

kind	Fill in
category	name, weight, and optionally scores, drop, out_of, score_weights (1;1;2), scale_up (yes), exam (yes), score_names (Quiz A;Quiz B)
grade	name is the letter, value is its minimum. Leave these out to use the A+ to F scale.
date	name and value, like Final and Dec 9
criterion	for all-or-nothing grading: name, value like A=5; B=4; C=3, and optionally out_of and score_names. Add the setting plus_minus for plus and minus rules.
note	name and value, added to the class's rules list
deduction	name, step, and value, like 4=5; 8=F or 5 per after 3
setting	name is one of class, title, semester, professor, university, source, description, replace_with, replace_in, better_of_category, better_of_with, scale_up_multiply, scale_up_add, scale_up_cap, plan_first, plan_second, rounding (none, half, whole), cutoffs_slide, deduction_limit

How this class is graded

You earn a letter by meeting every column in its row. Sliders are counts after revisions and new attempts.

What it takes to move up

Each button is a smallest set of changes that reaches that grade. Tap one to try it.

Planning between and

Grade I want

Everything still left

Average on what's left (%)

Course grades you can still reach

Average needed on everything left

All your scores at once

Falls shortYour scores now

Deductions

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No effect on your gradeEvery point counts

What you need for each grade

Where your points come from

Each column's width is its weight and its height is your score, so the filled area is your course grade. The number under each column is what you've lost there.

Drag anywhere to set both scores. The dot is where you are now.

Payoff curve

How your course grade moves with one score while the rest stay put. Kinks show where the rules kick in.

What one more point is worth

Course points gained from the next point on each score. Use this to decide where effort pays most.

Luck simulator

Exam swing ±6