M Abilham Pratama TAD Data Mahasiswa Group 2 1CC8 CCIT FTUI 2024

Summary

Muhamad Abam Pratama presents a student data dashboard developed for analyzing academic performance. The dashboard tracks three key aspects: attendance, percentage of questions answered in various subjects, and overall grades with index points. Through examples of individual students like Miharu and Rifki, the presentation showcases how attendance and quiz data are visualized and analyzed, offering insights into each student’s progress. The dashboard also allows for detailed comparison of student performance across multiple subjects, providing a clear view of their academic achievements and areas for improvement.

Takeaways

• 😀 The presenter is Muhamad Abam Pratama from Group 2, Class 1, CC8, 2024.
• 😀 The presentation explains a student data dashboard, covering attendance, assignment completion, and final grades.
• 😀 The dashboard tracks student attendance across multiple courses, including Calculus, Logic, Mathematics, and Introduction to Programming.
• 😀 Attendance data is displayed with points awarded for each student based on their presence in each course.
• 😀 The dashboard allows users to view attendance scores for individual students, such as Miharu and Rifki, across all courses.
• 😀 Assignment completion data shows the percentage of tasks completed by students in each course.
• 😀 Miharu, for example, achieved a 100% completion rate in Logic and Mathematics.
• 😀 The dashboard includes a grading system with letter grades (A, B, C, AB, AAB, BC, etc.), which reflects the total score a student achieves across various assignments and exams.
• 😀 The total score is the sum of the scores from all assignments, not necessarily the maximum possible score for a subject.
• 😀 The system allows for filtering data by specific students and courses to assess individual performance in attendance, assignments, and grades.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the dashboard presented in the script?

The dashboard is designed to track and visualize student data, including attendance, percentage of questions answered, and final grades across multiple subjects.

What are the three main points discussed in the presentation?

The three main points are student attendance, the percentage of questions answered by students in each subject, and the final grades achieved by the students.

How is student attendance represented in the dashboard?

Student attendance is represented as points for each student across various subjects. The points indicate the level of attendance in each course.

How does the dashboard calculate the percentage of questions answered by students?

The dashboard tracks the percentage of questions each student has answered in each subject. For example, it shows the total percentage of completed questions in subjects like Logic, Mathematics, and Programming.

What does the grading system in the dashboard include?

The grading system includes letter grades with corresponding index points, such as A, B, C, AB, and BC, to represent the students' performance in each subject.

Can you provide an example of how attendance data is displayed for a student?

For instance, if we focus on the student 'Rifki', the dashboard will show his attendance points for each subject, such as Calculus, Logic, and Mathematics.

How is the data presented for each student in the percentage of questions answered section?

In the 'percentage of questions answered' section, the dashboard displays the percentage of completed questions for each student in each subject, such as showing that 'Miharu' answered 100% of the questions in Logic and Mathematics.

What happens if a student has more than one subject listed in the dashboard?

If a student has multiple subjects listed, the dashboard will show their attendance, percentage of answered questions, and final grades for each individual subject. For example, Rifki may have data in three subjects, while Miharu has data for just two subjects.

How is the total grade of a student represented in the dashboard?

The total grade is displayed as a numerical score that reflects the sum of points or scores across different tasks or assessments, potentially adding up to a maximum score of 100 or more.

Is there a difference between the score and the final grade in the dashboard?

Yes, the score represents the total points a student has earned from assessments, while the final grade (A, B, C, etc.) is based on the score achieved and categorized into letter grades.