Modeling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems - AEEM 313
Autumn, 2002
Yes, the grades went in, but not until Wednesday late. So, if they did
not show up on your grade reports, I apologize. My fault. I try
hard to be accurate with grade assessments, so I spend more time
on it than I probably should. Add that to the fact that I let myself get
behind in grading, and I wind up with late grades.
I think that the class overall learned a lot, and I enjoyed teaching a
class that stayed awake (most of the people most of the time - :) ) even
at 9 AM. Enjoy the holidays and the break.
Links to grade updates:
Final course grades.
DC motor/notch filter project grade
breakdown.
MMU project grade breakdown.
Pizza box project grade breakdown.
Payload project grade breakdown.
Raw scores to 20 Nov 2002.
Interpreting the raw scores: Recall from the
syllabus that the grades will be determined
using weightings of 25% for individual homework, 25% for quizzes and
tests, and 50% for projects. People who are at the class average on
everything will be at about B-. Below average is a C of some kind, while
the top 20% to 25% will get A's, depending on how the rankings come out.
I do give D's, especially if several exercises are missed. I also watch
for "outliers" - extraordinarily bad score on one item (bad day) or
extraordinarily good on one item (lucky or got good help). You have to
work hard to flunk my class, but cheating or never turning anything in
will usually accomplish it.
Link to online notes directory:
http://www.ase.uc.edu/class/aeem313
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MMU project description:
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Notes on Basic Matlab:
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Class syllabus:
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Last update: 18 December 2002
Author: Bruce K. Walker