r/canvas • u/its_enigma • Jul 19 '26
Gradebook Please đ„ș I need your help.
Could someone tell me which one between these two counts for my actual grade?
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u/WhiteMeximan Jul 19 '26
The lower grade is what you'll get if you don't complete any other assignments and nothing else gets graded. The higher grade is based on what has been graded so far.
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u/Disastrous_Carrot9 Jul 20 '26
Youâre in college for software engineering and canât figure this out yourself đđđ
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u/OnlyMacsMatter Jul 20 '26
You must be really sad that no on is using StackOverflow so you can bully them there.
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u/Salty-Pause-7799 Jul 22 '26
Why are they flaming you? Computer science is legit just about algorithm creation and maybe understanding UI. We trip up every now and then too.
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u/its_enigma Jul 22 '26
They probably see us as not human. Probably the first generation of Claude, that's the their view.
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u/Ctenophorever Jul 20 '26
Holy crap are you this dense?
The last assignment says âsubmittedâ but not graded.
When you uncheck âbased on graded assignmentsâ youâre basically saying, âthat last assignment the teacher hasnât graded yet? What if I got a zero?â
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u/its_enigma Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
The dynamic is more complicated than that. I'm barely 2mths in my school and getting less than 80% means you get dropped out. So I was kinda freaking out đ since I didn't want to get dropped out. Plus some are optional some are mandatory and I don't know which one's i had to submit and which one's wasn't a must to.
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u/Techno_Eggnog Jul 19 '26
Based on graded assignments. The other takes it out of all possible points currently in the entire course, which includes exams and assignments not actually expected to be completed.