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The document discusses a proposed computerized grade monitoring system for East Pacific Computer College. It aims to make the grading process easier for teachers, administrators and students. Specifically, it aims to (1) help evaluate and monitor student grades at the end of each semester, (2) allow easy access to student grades for the registrar, and (3) organize student grades for easy searching. The proposed system would accept student data like name, grade level, section, courses, and grades as input. It would then compute quarterly grades and securely store the grade information. This system is intended to save time for teachers and administrators compared to manual grading methods while also allowing students to easily view and monitor their own grades.
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The document discusses a proposed computerized grade monitoring system for East Pacific Computer College. It aims to make the grading process easier for teachers, administrators and students. Specifically, it aims to (1) help evaluate and monitor student grades at the end of each semester, (2) allow easy access to student grades for the registrar, and (3) organize student grades for easy searching. The proposed system would accept student data like name, grade level, section, courses, and grades as input. It would then compute quarterly grades and securely store the grade information. This system is intended to save time for teachers and administrators compared to manual grading methods while also allowing students to easily view and monitor their own grades.
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Grading System

Grading systems are designed to provide incentives for


achievement and assist in identifying problem areas of a student. It
is the most commonly used means of analyzing student
performance, talents and skills. The primary purpose of the grading system is to
clearly, accurately, consistently, and fairly communicate learning progress and achievement
to students, families, postsecondary institutions, and prospective employers. Why is a
computerized grading system important?
The computerized grading system is provided as a front-end application that handles
the data input of the users and exports the data into the spreadsheet template. The
system features security, ease of accessibility, and data input integrity.01 Apr,2020
Project Objectives
The purpose of this project is to put into practice what we have learnt
so far in our software engineering class. We spent most of the
semester studying extreme programming. With extreme
programming, the client knows how far he or her software is coming
and knows what to except at one particular time or the other. The
software is built exactly the way the client wants it to be built.
The main purpose of this study was to; 1. Create a system that helps
the students and school administration to evaluate and monitor
grades at the end of the semester. 2. Help the school registrar of
EPCC on easy access and release of students’ grades when
needed. 3. Organize students’ grades for accessible search.

Statement of the Study


Design a program that will accept as data input the grades of the
students in East pacific Computer College.
This study will of great help to the student in monitoring their grades,
the following reasons was stated; 1. What is a computerized grade
monitoring and keeping? 2. How to electronically update students’
grades? 3. How to organize students’ grades?

Scope and Limitation The study only concentrates on Computerized


grade Monitoring System in East pacific Computer College in
Catarman, Northern Samar. The content of the proposed system
covers the course, year, subject and grades, as basis of evaluating
and monitoring students’ grades every end of the semester.
Significance of the Study The study must be significant most
importantly to the administration of the East Pacific Computer
College especially the registrar because it will be made easy for
them to compute the grades and monitor the grades of the students.
This will help them managed will in the processing of the students
semestral grades through the proposed system. Particulalrly to the
students, it is significant to them because through this program
students can update and monitor their grades every end of the
semester, through this computerized monitoring grading system. The
study must also be helpful to the future studies related to this
because this will help them substantiate the da Faculty Teachers Teachers
would be able to record and compute for the grades of their students faster thereby lessening
their workload and providing them with added time to attend to other functions. This in turn would
improve their efficiency as teachers.  School Administrators School Administrators no longer
have to re-compute the grades of each student to check on their accuracy. Reports such as
grading sheets and class records can be submitted on time.  Students Students can now look
forward to better lessons since their teachers would have added time to prepare for them their
lesson plans. 1.5 Scope and Limitation Scope:  Can view the students records  Can compute
the students grades  The system is password protectedta they needed. To create a
module that will record the student’s name, grade level and section.  To create a module that
will record the student’s grade for quizzes, recitation, project, and quarterly exam.  To create a
module that will compute the student’s quarterly grade based on inputted data.  To create a
module that will secure and maintain the integrity of data. 1.4 Significance of the Study The
computers provide convenience to its user through the easier and faster way of recording
information. Population of students in almost all- educational institution is rapidly increasing so
great demand in teaching force is also becoming higher. Grading System is a very important
aspect of a school’s operations and goals. The students are graded to measure their
performance and knowledge in every grading period. Teachers spend massive time to accurately
compute the grades of the students using their calculators, and, in earlier times, teachers
manually solve grades using paper and pen. The basic objective of a grading system is to
communicate to parents a periodic evaluation summarizing significant factors of the student’s
adjustment in the total education program. The cumulative purpose of the grading system is to
supply the parent a composite statement of educational process in a specified period of time for
the student in selected areas of learning.

Aims
The primary purpose of the grading system is to clearly, accurately,
consistently, and fairly communicate learning progress and
achievement to students, families, postsecondary institutions, and
prospective employers. To provide users a convenient interface to
use the computer system. To act as an intermediary between the
hardware and its users, making it easier for the users to access and
use other resources.

Grading Principles and Guidelines | Great Schools Partnership


hat are the objectives of the Operating System?
The operating system acts as a bridge between the user of a computer system and
the computer hardware. All of the applications required for your programs to utilize
the computer hardware are located on top of the operating system.
The following are the main objectives of an operating system:
 Efficiency
 Hardware abstraction
 Convenience
 System resource management

                                              
Now, let's get into the details of the major objectives of the operating system:
Efficiency
The operating system increases the production efficiency. This is because the
system configuration takes less time. By default, the operating system handles
system tasks such as allocating resources to processes and resolving conflicts
between different programs and users. This saves the user time and results in a
more efficient result.
Hardware abstraction
The operating system performs a good job of concealing the computer's intricate
details. The user can fully utilise the computer hardware without having to cope with
the accompanying difficulties. The operating system coordinates communication
between user programs and computer hardware.
Convenience
In the absence of an operating system, users would have to deal with the hardware
directly without access to the pre-configured utility packages that come with an
operating system. This would make using a computer extremely inconvenient.
Operating systems allow users to go right to work on the tasks they want to do
without dealing with the burden of setting up the system beforehand.
System resource management
The operating system serves as a neutral arbitrator. It serves a management role in
the computer system by ensuring equitable resource distribution among various
operations and consumers.
So far, we've discussed the objectives of the operating systems. Let's go over the
functions of operating systems.
Must Read Evolution of Operating System
Functions of Operating System
An operating system (OS) is a piece of software that allows us to utilize or work
with computer systems. It organizes and controls the various components of a
computer system and ensures that they all work together. It serves as a link between
the computer and ourselves.
The major functions of an operating system are as follows:
Processor Management
 In a multiprogramming environment, the operating system determines which
processes receive processor time along with its duration for execution. For
management of the processor, an operating system performs the following tasks:
 The operating system maintains track of the processor and process status. 
 The operating system (OS) assigns a processor (CPU) to a process. 
 When a process is no longer needed, it deallocates the processor.
Device Management
Device communication is managed by operating systems through their drivers. It
performs the following device administration tasks: Tracks all of your gadgets. The
I/O controller is the program in charge of this function. Determines when and for how
long each process receives the device. The operating system allocates the device in
the most effective manner possible. It deallocates devices in the most effective way
possible, increasing efficiency.
Management of Memory
Memory management refers to the control of the primary or main memory. For the
management of memory, an operating system performs the following tasks: 
 OS Keeps track of what parts of primary memory are in use by whoever and what parts
aren't. 
 Each process' allocation of memory is determined by the operating system.
 When a process seeks memory, the OS allocates it. 
 When a process no longer requires memory or has been terminated, it deallocates it.
File Management
A file system is organized into directories. These directories include files and other
directives. For file management, an operating system performs the following tasks:
Data, location, uses, and status are all tracked. The collective capa

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