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I don't think the problem is working as expected. Steps to reproduce:
Add SGA Problem
Edit Settings to 100 as maximum score, 25 as problem weight
Publish Settings
Upload file and grade assignment. Expected behavior: Grader will offer a grade between 0 and 100, and should be multiplied by weight to get % of full problem. Actual behavior: Grade is a grade between 0 and 100. Problem weight seems to be ignored.
Example scenario: I have added 4 problems to the vertical. 3 as multiple choice, one as SGA. Each should be worth 25 points to total 100 points for the assignment.
Example 1 (named Points/Weight in attached image): SGA settings set to 100 to max score and 25 to problem weight. The xml is below. I have attached an image of what my progress looks like for this problem.
Example 2 (named Additional Points/Weight in attached image): I have added Settings as 25 to max score and left problem weight as null. The xml is below. The attached image shows what my progress looks like for this problem.
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On behalf of @sfrucht
I don't think the problem is working as expected. Steps to reproduce:
Example scenario: I have added 4 problems to the vertical. 3 as multiple choice, one as SGA. Each should be worth 25 points to total 100 points for the assignment.
Example 1 (named Points/Weight in attached image): SGA settings set to 100 to max score and 25 to problem weight. The xml is below. I have attached an image of what my progress looks like for this problem.
Example 2 (named Additional Points/Weight in attached image): I have added Settings as 25 to max score and left problem weight as null. The xml is below. The attached image shows what my progress looks like for this problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: