feat: consider weight in score calculation#28
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@mariajgrimaldi, it works fine except for one test case. I configured a component like this:
As an instructor, I scored the submission with |
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I'll be merging this since all comments have been addressed! |
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This PR changes what is considered the final score for the student. Before these changes, we considered the
raw scoreas the final score for the student without considering the weight configured. Now, we calculate the final score based on the weight configured in studio. This change has a downside: after calculating the new score, we could get numbers like 5.3 which cannot be saved in the submissions API so we decided to round to the nearest integer.How to test
From the progress page:
Since the problem weight is 100, then our grade is 50. If the problem weight is 50, then our grade would be 25% and so on. Now, the subsection grade is our weighted score.