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MIS2223 Skill 3 Excel
Course: MIS 2223, Spring 2008School: East Carolina
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ID Student 5887 5888 5889 5890 5891 5892 5893 5894 Name Last First Willis Joe Walters Larry White Eugene Witten Dan Whilt Tookie Weir Mike Wills Mark Washington Elroy 1 90 60 87 75 90 98 0 89 Assignments 2 3 4 88 92 75 76 0 0 90 34 88 79 72 84 95 89 93 100 95 92 75 62 57 92 75 65 5 80 78 95 87 87 89 70 89 Exams Final Exam Quiz Total Total 1 2 3 Points 87 85 92 95 85 869 98 87 74 75 45 593 89 95 97 90 89 854...
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ID Student 5887 5888 5889 5890 5891 5892 5893 5894
Name Last First Willis Joe Walters Larry White Eugene Witten Dan Whilt Tookie Weir Mike Wills Mark Washington Elroy
1 90 60 87 75 90 98 0 89
Assignments 2 3 4 88 92 75 76 0 0 90 34 88 79 72 84 95 89 93 100 95 92 75 62 57 92 75 65
5 80 78 95 87 87 89 70 89
Exams Final Exam Quiz Total Total 1 2 3 Points 87 85 92 95 85 869 98 87 74 75 45 593 89 95 97 90 89 854 87 76 80 88 87 815 90 94 86 92 95 911 96 90 94 95 93 942 67 76 57 72 25 561 88 89 76 88 89 840
Student ID 5887 5888 5889 5890 5891 5892 5893 5894
Name Full Joe Willis Larry Walters Eugene White Dan Witten Tookie Whilt Mike Weir Mark Wills Elroy Washington
Assignments Highest Lowest Average Highest 92 75 85.00 92 78 0 42.80 98 98 76 78.80 97 87 72 79.40 87 95 89 90.80 94 100 89 94.80 96 75 0 52.80 76 92 65 82.00 89
Exams Lowest Average 88.00 85 74 86.33 89 93.67 76 81.00 86 90.00 90 93.33 57 66.67 76 84.33
Final Quiz Exam Average 95 6.07 75 3.21 90 6.36 88 6.21 92 6.79 95 6.64 72 1.79 88 6.36
Total 869 593 854 815 911 942 561 840
Grade Status PASS FAIL PASS PASS PASS PASS FAIL PASS
Percent 86.90% 85.40% 81.50% 81.50% 91.10% 94.20% 56.10% 84.00%
Assignments
Highest Lowest Average Standard Deviation 100 0 75.80 25.46
Exams
Highest 98 Lowest 57 Average Standard Deviation 85.42 10.09
Quizzes
Highest 95 Lowest Average Standard Deviation 25 76.00 26.05
Final Exam
Highest 95 Lowest Average Standard Deviation 72 86.88 8.72
Total Points
Highest Lowest Average Standard Deviation 942 561 798.13 142.39
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