Using Gradescope
MTH 435/535 — Spring 2020
(last update: 4/7/20)

Below are some comments about using Gradescope, in no particular order.
You are encouraged to suggest changes or additions to this list.

Accessing Gradescope:

• Clicking on an assignment in Canvas ought to take you to Gradescope automatically, without leaving Canvas.
• There is also a Gradescope link in the Canvas navigation panel on the left.
• You should also be able to go directly to Gradescope and login with ONID credentials.
  Select School Credentials on the login screen.

Uploading assignments:

• Please make sure that your file name includes your own name, as well as the name of the assignment.
  One possibility would be "DrayHW2.pdf".
• You will be asked to identify which page(s) correspond to which problem(s) when you submit your assignment.
  Don't forget this step! Without it, assignments are much more difficult to grade.
• You may therefore prefer to write up each problem on one or more separate pages, but this should not be necessary.
• Presentation is listed as a separate problem for grading purposes only.
  Best practice is probably to associate your entire assignment with this problem, but I believe you can also skip this step.

Grading:

• Problems designated as "MTH 535 only" may be attempted by MTH 435 students for extra credit, or left blank.
• Each assignment will be worth 20 points for content, and 10 points for presentation.
• Canvas may not display these totals correctly; they will be rescaled in my gradebook.