Grading the academic results on “Fundamentals of management: part 1” and analyzing it through decomposition to normal distributions
Abstract
This paper uses real academic results from “Fundamentals of
management: part 1”, under prof. Angel Marchev, to illustrate a possible
approach for finding natural boundaries between subsets when grading
students. A descriptive review of the used grading scales is done in order to
outline the research problem.
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