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Questions about grade reporting
Here are answers to common questions about
grade reporting.
When is the grade submission system accessible?
Grades may be entered using the grade submission system
twenty-four hours a day during the grade reporting period, except
for brief periods of routine maintenance. Grades may not be entered
through the system after the final date that grades are due as
published in the Course Schedule.
What if I can't access a class I'm teaching this semester?
In order to enter grades for a class, you must be listed as the
instructor of record for an organized course by the registrar's
office, be named a designee by the instructor of record, or be assigned
to a student for an individual instruction course. If you
are the instructor of record but cannot access a class through
the online grade submission system, contact the grade reporting
representative in your office for assistance. Grades may not be
submitted through this system for classes taught in the School of
Law.
What do I do if a student's grading status changed after the grade
sheet was generated?
Assign the student's grade using the radio button options and type
the student's information in the blank area at the bottom of the
grade sheet. We'll update the student's record with the appropriate
grade or symbol based on the student's revised grading status.
What do I do if a student dropped my class, but the Q is not reflected
on the grade sheet?
The grade sheet can't be submitted with a blank grade. You must assign
the appropriate grade. If the student did not pass the class an F
should be assigned. You may add a note to the Remarks column indicating
that the student dropped the class.
What if I think my grade sheet will not be turned in by the
deadline?
Call Jane Shaughness in Student Academic Records at (512) 475-7638
immediately.
Who can I appoint as a designee?
An instructor of record may appoint an appropriate University staff
member with a high assurance UT EID as a designee for organized courses.
A designee may enter, but not submit, final grades through the online system.
Designees cannot be appointed for individual instruction courses.
How do I know what classes I will be able to enter or submit grades
for this semester?
From the navbar of any page in the system, click Check My Authorization.
Why don't I have a submit button on my individual instruction courses?
Instructors enter grades for students appearing on their grade sheet.
After all instructors for a specific unique number have entered grades,
the authorized department representative will submit grades to the Office
of the Registrar.
What do I do if a student has earned a grade in my course but the
student isn't listed on the grade sheet?
A student not listed on the grade sheet was not registered for the
class at the time the grade sheet was generated. You may type the
student's information in the area at the bottom of the grade sheet for
organized courses. Ask the department representative to add the student's
information in the area at the bottom of the grade sheet for individual
instruction courses. If the student officially registers for the course,
we'll enter the grade you assigned.
How do I use the remarks column?
Use it to note that a student
has never attended class, or stopped attending on a given date.
Remember, this is a permanent document, and any comments remain on the
grade sheet.
How do I assign grades for dissertation, thesis, master's report,
departmental report, recital, and treatise?
The only valid grades for the first portion of
thesis (698A) and recital (698RA) are CR and NC. The
symbol * (asterisk) should be assigned to dissertation, master's report,
departmental report, treatise, the second portion of thesis (698B),
and the second half of recital (698RB) to show that the student is
continuing. A grade of CR or NC should be reported at
the end of the student's registration, when he or she has completed
the course.
How do I change a grade after submitting a grade sheet?
Fill out a grade change form, available in your department.
How can I see a grade sheet I submitted via the online system?
Click on the "View submitted grades" link and select a year, semester,
and unique number.
When using CR, what's a passing grade?
For CR, an undergraduate must earn a D or better, and a
graduate student must earn a C or better.
When can I use an X to show an incomplete?
An undergraduate student may, with the approval of the instructor, be
assigned the symbol X in a course for one of three reasons:
Incomplete classroom assignment.
The student has not been able to complete the required class
or laboratory assignments for a reason other than lack of adequate effort. A request for temporary delay of the final course grade because of incomplete class or laboratory work can be made only if the student has a passing average on the classwork or laboratory work already completed and has taken and passed the final examination (unless a final examination is not given in the course or the student is unable to take the examination for reasons indicated in the following paragraph).
Missing the final examination.
The student is unable to take the final examination because
of illness or for another nonacademic reason. A physician's
statement or other satisfactory verification is required.
Reexamination petition.
Only a student who has an average of at least C on all
classwork and laboratory work submitted before the final
examination may request a temporary delay of the final course
grade because he or she failed the final examination; the
final examination is the examination given during the official
final examination period. If the instructor denies the
petition, the student's final course grade remains as
originally assigned. If the instructor grants the petition,
the grade on the reexamination is substituted for the grade
on the original examination in determining the student's final
course grade, provided the student earns at least a C
on the reexamination. If the student earns a grade of less
than C on the reexamination, a final course grade of
F must be recorded.
For more information about symbols, see General Information.
For more information, see About grade reporting, or
call the Office of the Registrar at 475-7644.
For more information about academic regulations,
see current University catalogs and the Course Schedule.
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