Add summary of assessment performance.

_data/projects.yml

@@ -1,3 +1,65 @@
+- year: 2023-2022
+  titles:
+    - "LinAlg: Determining and Utilising Bases of $R^n$ Vector Spaces"
+    - "Solving Lattice Geometry Questions in Python: Geometreg}"
+    - "OrbiPy"
+    - "relations"
+    - "Exploring the possibilities of Noughts and Crosses"
+    - "Revs: Voluments of revolution"
+    - "Camel"
+    - "StatsTestLib"
+    - "Polynomial Python Library"
+    - "Risk and Return in Financial Markets"
+    - "Basketball"
+    - "Projectile motion"
+    - "Blackjack: A Python Library for Computing Probabilities in a Game of Blackjack"
+    - "Probability Distributions In Python: PDIP"
+    - "Financial statement analysis"
+    - "Elasticity"
+    - "Quantum"
+    - "ProjectPy -- Projectile Motion"
+    - "Preypredator"
+    - "Pyclipse"
+    - "Capman - Capital Management"
+    - "The conv library"
+    - "Random Vehicle Registration Generator"
+    - "Poker.py: A Python Library for Poker Simulations"
+    - "2DCentreOfMass: A Python library for the computation of the centre of gravity of a polygon"
+    - "Project motion"
+    - "Financial Ratios"
+    - "Simulating a poker game"
+    - "Projectile Motion Library"
+    - "Motion"
+    - "Hypothesis testing"
+    - "SUVAT"
+    - "Investment Appraisals"
+    - "Modelling a Sudoku Using Python: Automorphic Library"
+    - "Primes and Their Conjectures"
+    - "Loan Calculator"
+    - "Taylor's Polynomial"
+    - "investement appraisal"
+    - "Modelling Particles"
+    - "Simulating Newton’s Laws of Gravity: GBRT"
+    - "Survival Analysis Tool"
+    - "ballthrow.py"
+    - "SUVAT solver"
+    - "Blackjack"
+    - "SUVAT:A Python Library-SUVAT Calculator"
+    - "Modelling Projectiles project"
+    - "Macaulay duration: A Python library for describe the volatility of the bond price"
+    - "The ProfitRatios Library"
+    - "Graphical Calculator"
+    - "Using Python to play Blackjack"
+    - "Rubiks Cube solver"
+    - "Area and Volume Script"
+    - "Financial statement"
+    - "Optimizing Clash Royale Deck Composition: Balancing Elixir Cost and Cycling Efficiency"
+    - "Understanding House Investments"
+    - "Zip's Law"
+    - "A Python Library to Quantify the Relationship Between Engagement and Achievement while Considering Contextual Factors"
+    - "Balance sheet analysis"
+    - "Ciphers"
+    - "Distributions"
 - year: 2022-2023
   titles:
     - "Predicting the Landing Point of a Ball using Python"

_data/toc.yml

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         - title: Presenting mathematics
     - title: "Week 9: Group work - Expected progress: Start of presentation story board"
     - title: "Week 10: Group work - Expected progress: Finish paper and visual aids for presentation"
-    - title: "Week 11: Group work - Expected progress: Finish visual aids and rehearse paper"
+    - title: "Week 11: Group work - Expected progress: Finish visual aids and rehears paper"
     - title: "Week 12: Group coursework deadline"

_posts/2024-05-21-overview-of-assessment-performance.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title: "Overview of assessment performance"
+tags:
+  - about
+  - assessment
+---
+
+In this post I will discuss the performance of the class:
+
+- Summarise the overall performance of the class (including the performance on
+  the individual coursework);
+- Summarise the performance of the class on the group coursework
+
+**Note that at this point in time the marks are provisional and could be scaled
+by the Exam board.**
+
+## Overall class performance
+
+A summary of the overall class performance is given here:
+
+```txt
+count    235
+mean      72.38
+std       17.84
+min        0
+25%       63
+50%       74.5
+75%       85.25
+max      100
+```
+
+The average is a bit above the University guidelines which are that the mean class mark
+should be within \\(62 \pm \frac{80}{\sqrt{n}}\\) where \\(n\\) is 235 in this class (the
+number of students in the class).
+
+## Group class performance
+
+I was incredibly impressed with the work you accomplished this Semester. Some
+projects where really innovative and well executed.
+
+Some of the projects were really excellent and went up and above of what was
+expected.
+
+I particularly enjoyed a number of discussions I had with groups this Semester.
+Some of you clearly put a lot of work in to this work and you should be proud of
+overcoming the various hurdles and difficulties.
+
+A summary of the class marks are here:
+
+```txt
+count    235
+mean      61.02
+std       25.61
+min        0
+25%       39
+50%       69
+75%       75
+max      100
+```