[v1.0]

Grade Computor is a handy utility to judge the relative grades of the class of students. It provides a powerful interface to adjust grade cutoffs and display the quantitative information in a visually appealing manner. This utility was designed for PHY102M course taught in University of Texas at Austin but is flexible enough to serve any other University’s requirements.

• Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 1.8.0_191-b12 (or above).
• Any Operating System with the capability to run above JRE.

Assumption - I assume that you have compiled my code. Refer Coding and Compiling section if you have not compiled it yet. If you are lazy or ignorant enough, I am providing the compiled executable code in the directory dist/. Just copy the entire directory on the local machine and run gradeComputor.jar (yeah double click work!).

It is quite simple to use the Grade Computor. If you need any help, open up the issue in this repository.

Download the latest JAVA IDE (or any of your favorite editor) NetBeans from [here] (https://netbeans.org). Clone this repository on the local machine and add the project gradeComputor by traversing to the appropriate directory. Hit on "Clean and Build Project". That is it. In future I might add the appropriate Maven support.

• All my students for their constant pestering and nagging about the computation of the grades based on relative curving! No worries, we got something nice out of it.

• Initial Release