Course Grades

Course grades will be posted here periodically. These are Excel spreadsheets. Grades are listed by your access code. You should have gotten an email message telling you what your access code is, or gotten it from me in class. Please contact me if you have any questions. Your grade to date is in the column headed "prefinal grade". Please check for accuracy, and see me if you have any questions.

Grading is on a "10-point scale":

A: 93-100

A-: 90-92

B+: 87-89

B: 83-86

B-: 80-82

C+: 77-79

C: 73-76

C-: 70-72

D+: 67-69

D: 63-66

D-: 60-62

F: below 60

	Number theory/grades/Posted NT grades 3-19-06.xls
	Number theory/grades/posted NT grades 5-3-06.xls
	Number theory/grades/posted NT grades 5-5-06.xls The wonderful folks at IT were able to recover my data, including the most recent grades, so you do not need to bring in your recent work. HOWEVER, I will shortly post updated grades, and I do ask you to check them very carefully for accuracy, and if you notice any discrepancy, please bring me the graded work, and I will make any necessary corrections ASAP. There is a stack of papers in the folder-holder outside my office-- please come by and pick yours up. On group projects, if you turn in at least the rough draft, that is worth most of the credit. Final drafts can be turned in as late as the start of the final exam (but no later, since I have to get the grades in right after the exam).
	Number theory/grades/posted NT grades 5-9-06.xls A couple notes: extra credit for the Ron Graham talk was in the form of 10 points on the inclass midterm since that is where it did the most good. Homeworks and study guides may be picked up from the dept. secretary in STE 207 until 3:00 pm on Wednesday, after which they will be put in your mail box. Since they don't have postage on them they will not be forwarded, so be sure to get them before you leave! NO additional work/revisions may be turned in since grades are complete, however, please let me know ASAP if you see a misreported grade on the grade sheet. Have a GREAT summer--and continue to think creatively about this stuff!