Request to Reconsider Hard-Coding Penalty in DBMS Midterm
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Anonymus Shukla
1 year ago
naaahh let them suffer this time
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Shivam Jaiswal
1 year ago
Shivam
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Narendra Sirvi
1 year ago
GIVE THEM A SECOND CHANCE
They have realized their mistake.
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Abhijit P
1 year ago
They admitted their mistakes. Everyone deserves a second chance.
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JAGRIT DHAREWA
1 year ago
For OS. There were two coding question in OS. For this time please cut the marks for those two question and give marks for remaining questions
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Mahir Abidi
1 year ago
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Hello
1 year ago
Please only deduct marks for those where problem is hardcoded
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a
1 year ago
Requesting to accept this petition, ensuring this won't happen next time.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
i have not hardcoded, but i feel that for the first time whole marks should not be set to zero and second time if this mistake happens then the college can issue pinkslips or any stricter actions
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Aditya
1 year ago
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I belive that it should have been announced earlier that hard coding isn't allowed. Many students had been suggested by bsms and other seniors that they can hard code a test case so they can get better marks so their ranks improve. I agree that it might be against the good spirit of the test so I suggest that the hardcoded questions be rewarded zero marks and the rest be awarded as per their weightage.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
please
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Please accept this
1 year ago
Requesting to pls accept this petition and ensure this doesn't happen again in the future
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don't accept this petition
1 year ago
It's unfair advantage
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Anonymous
1 year ago
I support the idea of promoting genuine improvement over fear based punishment.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Intentions matter. Please consider a more educative approach.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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Requesting a more balanced approach to grading. Zero for one mistake is too harsh.
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Nisha Verma
1 year ago
Everyone deserves a second chance, especially when the intention to improve is clear.
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Deadpool
1 year ago
Reexam should be taken or deduct the marks for the questions which was hardcoded
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Yes, I agree with you,
And only the hardcoded answer's marks should be deducted without any prior information as even for hard coding, you need to know the syntax for creating tables in DBMS.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Yes, I agree with you,
And only the hardcoded answer's marks should be deducted without any prior information as even for hard coding, you need to know the syntax for creating tables in DBMS.
naaahh let them suffer this time
Shivam
GIVE THEM A SECOND CHANCE They have realized their mistake.
They admitted their mistakes. Everyone deserves a second chance.
For OS. There were two coding question in OS. For this time please cut the marks for those two question and give marks for remaining questions
.
Please only deduct marks for those where problem is hardcoded
Requesting to accept this petition, ensuring this won't happen next time.
i have not hardcoded, but i feel that for the first time whole marks should not be set to zero and second time if this mistake happens then the college can issue pinkslips or any stricter actions
I belive that it should have been announced earlier that hard coding isn't allowed. Many students had been suggested by bsms and other seniors that they can hard code a test case so they can get better marks so their ranks improve. I agree that it might be against the good spirit of the test so I suggest that the hardcoded questions be rewarded zero marks and the rest be awarded as per their weightage.
please
Requesting to pls accept this petition and ensure this doesn't happen again in the future
It's unfair advantage
I support the idea of promoting genuine improvement over fear based punishment.
Intentions matter. Please consider a more educative approach.
Requesting a more balanced approach to grading. Zero for one mistake is too harsh.
Everyone deserves a second chance, especially when the intention to improve is clear.
Reexam should be taken or deduct the marks for the questions which was hardcoded
Yes, I agree with you, And only the hardcoded answer's marks should be deducted without any prior information as even for hard coding, you need to know the syntax for creating tables in DBMS.
Yes, I agree with you, And only the hardcoded answer's marks should be deducted without any prior information as even for hard coding, you need to know the syntax for creating tables in DBMS.