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overall-score

Scripts for generating overall score report for students, usually near the end of the semester.

autograder/

Everything in this directory will be zipped into an autograder.zip for Gradescope configuration.

output_final_grades.py: Update this file according to the grading rubric. Each function should add a new test case, with the weighting and text output describing the rubric.

  • Cautionary tale: If any of the test cases have a NaN score, the Gradescope autograder will timeout mysteriously, and SSH debugging will not help (after all, you will still generate a valid results.json). We learned this the hard way in Spring 2022.

This directory also requires a grades.csv file (not included), which must contain an SID column, in addition to columns for each grade category and assignment.

api_client_2.py

This file generates the dummy submission for each student that Gradescope then "grades" according to output_final_grades.py above.

  • COURSE_ID and ASSIGNMENT_ID should be updated each semester.
  • The script generates an SID.json for each student which is uploaded as the student dummy submission. This is the SID used in output_final_grades.py.

Releasing Score Reports

  1. Upload the autograder zip. Note that the zip should contain only the files and not the top-level autograder directory, as below:

    cd autograder
zip ../autograder.zip *
cd ..

  2. Generate the dummy submissions on your local machine by running:

    python3 api_client_2.py

    If the autograder exists for this submission, running this script will trigger the autograder to run on each new submission.

  3. To debug/update just the autograder, you just need to do Step 1 above. In other words if you know all students have the right SID in your grades.csv, don't run api_client_2.py.

    1. Re-upload just the autograder to the "Configure Autograder" page.

    2. On the "Configure Autograder" page, wait for the Docker image to build, then click "Test Autograder" and upload a student submission to your own account.

    3. Use SSH, etc., to debug.

    4. When you verify it works on your own submission, then go to "Manage Submissions" -> "Regrade All Submissions."

.gitignore

To protect student privacy, all grades.csv, SID.json, and .zip files are ignored.