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Use Case
Added by Krishnaa KA ago
Questions for the Analytics (I will list here as I generate)
For a Single year level, in a subject, for a topic IN the syllabus, identify the poorer Performing assessment topics where <50 is the mark aka rubrics 4 or <50%)
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Query and images
Sample out put that we need
[{StudentName:"Bonnie Stu" ,score : 10, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"A" },
{StudentName:"Cassie Katy" ,score : 6, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"A"},
{StudentName:"Cecelia Tang", score : 6, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"A"},
{StudentName:"Cynthia Wang", score : 12, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"A"},
{StudentName:"Fayth Lim", score : 5, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"A"},
{StudentName:"Hannah Ng" ,score : 7, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"A"},
{StudentName:"Karen Smith", score : 11 ,subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"B"},
{StudentName:"Lisa Yeo", score : 11 ,subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"B"},
{StudentName:"Oliver Wong" ,score : 8, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"B"},
{StudentName:"Patrick Tan" ,score : 7 ,subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"A"},
{StudentName:"Subject Test" ,score : 10, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"A"},
{StudentName:"Test Adam", score : 6, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"B"}
{StudentName:"Test3 Test3" ,score : 12, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"B"},
{StudentName:"chan Mimi", score : 8, subject : "English Assessment Rubric", criteria:"B"}]
Conclusion, by doing these testing, it doesnt fulfill the requirements of regression or classification methods, because the rating is not predicted based on some conditions like hour of learn, hour of study. A simple SQL query will solve the above problem.