GradeWizard Lite
GradeWizard
GradeGauge FREE
GradeGauge
Schoolplanner
Schoolplanner Free
Whip out your Android whenever you get a graded assignment back and let the app run its calculations to figure out the lowest grade you need on EACH remaining assignment to reach or maintain your target score!
Alright, so you bombed that last exam. You know from your syllabus that you have two exams, three quizzes, and five homework assignments left. The problem is that exams are worth 70% of your grade, quizzes are worth 20%, and homework is worth 10%. Can you still make that A at the end of the semester?
This app will tell you what, as a student, I have always wanted to know as I got back some of my grades. Simply type in your class' grading scheme with all anticipated assignments (your syllabus usually tells you that you will have x amount of tests and whatnot).
Note: Future assignments that do not have grades yet should be kept "blank."
Features:
- Able to save multiple classes.
- Supports weighted average calculation.
- Supports classes with summated point schemes.
- Save grading schemes as templates! Template files can be given to friends so that they do not have to create the class themselves.
- Templates can be edited as text files for quick corrections.
Planned Features:
- Grade-dropping
- Add or subtract points from final average
- Specify target point amount OR percent for sum-based classes
I have created this app in hopes that it will be useful for students like me. This app will ALWAYS be free and I strongly value any community input to improve it as soon as possible. If you would like to see features, have trouble, or have anything at all to say about this, please provide feedback... I'll listen!
Check out more information on our Facebook Page! (Click on the Developer's Website link)
Alright, so you bombed that last exam. You know from your syllabus that you have two exams, three quizzes, and five homework assignments left. The problem is that exams are worth 70% of your grade, quizzes are worth 20%, and homework is worth 10%. Can you still make that A at the end of the semester?
This app will tell you what, as a student, I have always wanted to know as I got back some of my grades. Simply type in your class' grading scheme with all anticipated assignments (your syllabus usually tells you that you will have x amount of tests and whatnot).
Note: Future assignments that do not have grades yet should be kept "blank."
Features:
- Able to save multiple classes.
- Supports weighted average calculation.
- Supports classes with summated point schemes.
- Save grading schemes as templates! Template files can be given to friends so that they do not have to create the class themselves.
- Templates can be edited as text files for quick corrections.
Planned Features:
- Grade-dropping
- Add or subtract points from final average
- Specify target point amount OR percent for sum-based classes
I have created this app in hopes that it will be useful for students like me. This app will ALWAYS be free and I strongly value any community input to improve it as soon as possible. If you would like to see features, have trouble, or have anything at all to say about this, please provide feedback... I'll listen!
Check out more information on our Facebook Page! (Click on the Developer's Website link)
Recently changed in this version:
Version 1.1 includes a few usability and UI tweaks. A bug fixing a crash was also fixed.
Text should now be easier to manipulate as the majority of "preset" text has been replaced with "hint" text, meaning you do not have to clear the text before typing what you want.
This version is just an in-between... the next version is coming soon with added functionality!
Comments and ratings for Grade Possibilities
(62 stars)
by Linh on 01/05/2012
Being a college student, I've wanted to calculate my current grade at various points throughout the semester to monitor my progress. Some classes were easy, having only exams that were weighted evenly. Other classes had exams, quizzes, and homework. Attem
(62 stars)
by Samuel on 29/04/2012
Excellent idea mate! I do, however have a few problems with the implementation. You could allow an extra box within each group so that we can set the weighting of the individual assessment piece, while still being able to keep them grouped. I have several
(62 stars)
by Joshua on 29/04/2012
You beat me to it. This is the app I was planning on writing this summer. Luckily, you did a great job so I don't have to spend time doing it myself. Android really needed a tool like this. The design/art is great and the app functions as one would expect