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No headersRules for determining grades to record in academic history
| Summary | Rules that determine which grades can be assigned when recording mid-term and final grades, and map instructor-assigned grades to values to be recorded in academic history, based on grading mode. |
| Maintainer | Office of Admissions and Records |
| Source | Office of Admissions and Records |
| Affects | Academic history |
| Affected By | Grading modes |
| Values | GR RLike is an SQL regular expression pattern used to match the instructor assigned grade. The expression must match the entire grade value (the expression is implicitly placed between ^ and $ characters, start and end of value, when used). Complete documentation of the regular expression syntax available can be found in the MySQL Reference Manual: Regular Expressions. Commonly used patterns for grading might include: | [A-F] | matches any single character between the letter A and F | | [+-]{0,1} | matches zero or one characters from the set + and - | |
| Requirements | |
| Operation | GR Final can be blank, causing the instructor-assigned grade to be recorded unchanged in academic history Any combination of grading mode and grade that doesn't match a defined rule will cause the instructor-assigned grade to be recorded unchanged in academic history. This could reasonably be regarded as an error, however, as entry of a grade not matching a rule should not be possible. |
