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Routines for semi-automated grading of MATLAB coding assignments and interaction with Canvas and Qualtrics.
By Dmitry Savransky with contributions by Guy Hoffman and Brian Kirby. Thanks also to Hadas Ritz for extensive testing and QA.
Please note: the Canvas routines have the potential to bork your gradebook and (unlikely but possibly) whole course site. Use at your own risk.
To install from PyPI:
pip install --user cornellGrading
Or, with optional dependencies required to push LaTeX into Canvas HTML:
pip install --user cornellGrading[latex2html]
To install system-wide, omit the --user
option.
NOTE
The latex2html
option requires the pandoc executable to be installed and in the system PATH. For detailed pandoc installation instructions see here: https://pandoc.org/installing.html
If cloning from github, in the cloned grading directory:
pip install --user .
or, to install in developer mode:
pip install --user -e .
In order to also install requirements needed push LaTeX into Canvas HTML, do:
pip install --user -e .[latex2html]
Documentation is available here: https://grading.readthedocs.io/
Docstrings: https://grading.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cornellGrading.html#module-cornellGrading.cornellGrading
cornellGrading uses UCF/Open_'s canvasapi and the black code formatter.
I love pagescript.py. So easy to add my notes, matlab, powerpoint to module right after class. Bless you. --Hadas Ritz
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Routines for interacting with Cornell installations of Canvas and Qualtrics
We found that cornellGrading demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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