The following Synergetic functions are used when calculating student results. Similar functions are grouped together with variations related to either the:
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They are used on the Formula sub-tab of Subject Assessment Maintenance. See Subject Assessment Maintenance - Area tab - Formula sub-tab (on page ).
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@sfAvgClass / | Average the selected student results using the specified class or assessment area. The results are averaged based on the students either:
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@sfCentileClassHighLow / | Students can be ranked by their class or subject and placed in any of the 99 numbered points that divide an ordered set of scores into 100 parts.
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@sfDecileClassHighLow / | Students can be ranked by their class or subject and placed in one of ten (decile) equal parts, so that each part represents a tenth of the sample.
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@sfMarkToGrade | Convert a mark into an alpha grade. That is, A, B, C or D. You specify the assessment area, then the grade and the minimum mark required to receive that grade, using the following format:
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@sfMax / | Calculate the minimum and maximum values within multiple assessment areas. | |||
@sfMaxClass / | Determine the maximum for the selected student results using the specified assessment area. The maximum is identified based on the students either:
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@sfMedianClass / | Determine the median for the selected student results using the specified assessment area. The median is identified based on the students either:
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@sfMinClass / | Determine the minimum for the selected student results using the specified assessment area. The minimum is identified based on the students either:
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@sfQuartileClassHighLow / | Students can be ranked by their class or subject and placed in any of the four quartiles.
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@sfRankClassHighLow / | Students can be ranked by their class or subject.
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@sfStdDevClass / | Calculate the standard deviation for the selected student results using the specified assessment area.
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@sfWeightedAverage | Calculate the average for the selected assessment areas, taking into account the weighting factors applied to each.
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