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Regrade Request Policies

All policies regarding requests for regrades are outlined below. Please note that any requests for regrading of class material not done according to the guidelines below may result in that request being denied.

The "Official Regrade Request Form" can be downloaded and printed via the following URL's or picked up from the head grading TA:

http://www.cs.umd.edu/class/spring2004/cmsc114/Admin/Forms/orrf.html [HTML format]
http://www.cs.umd.edu/class/spring2004/cmsc114/Admin/Forms/orrf.doc [Microsoft Word Document]

Deadlines for submitting regrade requests (which must be submitted on or before the deadline in the table below):

Assignment: Assignment Due
Date (or Exam Date)
Returned in
lab (or via email):
Regrade Request
Deadline:
Project 0
Fri Feb 6
Mon Feb 16*
Mon Mar 1
Quiz 1
Mon Feb 16*
Mon Feb 23*
Mon Mar 8
Project 1
Wed Feb 18
Wed Mar 10
Wed Mar 31
Quiz 2
Wed Feb 25*
Fri Mar 5
Fri Mar 19
Quiz 3
Wed Mar 3
Mon Mar 15
Wed Mar 31
Project 2
Wed Mar 3
Thu Apr 1
Thu Apr 15
Exam 1
Mon Mar 8
Wed Mar 10
Wed Mar 31
Quiz 4
Mon Mar 15
Fri Mar 19
Fri Apr 2
Project 3
Wed Mar 17
Sat Apr 10
Mon Apr 26
Quiz 5
Mon Mar 29
Wed Apr 7, Fri Apr 9
Wed Apr 21
Project 4
Thu Apr 1


Quiz 6
Wed Apr 7
Mon Apr 12
Mon Apr 26
Exam 2
Wed Apr 14
Mon Apr 19
Mon May 3
Project 5
Sat Apr 17


The deadline is no more than 1-2 weeks after the material in question has been returned to the class at large. Meaning if a quiz is returned in lab on Monday, Feb 23rd ANY AND ALL regrade requests for that quiz are expected to be turned in by Monday (March 8th) at the very latest - any requests made more than 1-2 weeks after the assignment was returned must be accompanied by written documentation as to why the request is being made late and there is no guaranteed that it will be accepted.
 [* -- Estimated Date]

Note that answers to exams (except final exam) are also posted on or around the same day that the assignment in question is returned in lab section.


Regrade Policy:

  1. Print out and complete the "Official Regrade Request Form" and attach it (either with a staple or paper clip) to the original graded assignment returned to you.

  2. Turn in the material from step 1 to either the head grading TA (during any of their posted office hours), your lab section TA (after class only), or your instructor (after class only).

    Note: you must turn in this request by the deadline outlined above unless you are physically incapable of doing so (in which case you will need to fill out and submit an "Official Excuse Request Form" to gain permission to turn in a regrade request late).

  3. The head grading TA will then review and process your regrade request. Upon regrading your assignment the head grading TA will return it to the teaching TA of the lab section for which you are registered. Your teaching TA will then return the regraded material in the next lab section. Please allow up to 2 weeks for this process to occur and the paper to be returned to your teaching TA.

    If after 2 weeks your regrade request has not been processed please contact the head grading TA during any of their posted office hours.

  4. If you have any question concerning a regrade request you must see the head grading TA in person during any of their posted advising hours. The instructors of the course will not answer any regrade related questions until after you have filled out and received back the "Official Regrade Request Form".

Head Grading TA:

See the "Who's Who" webpage for the name and office hours of the Head Grading TA(s).


Academic Honesty and Additional Information:

Please see the class syllabus for additional information/policies and remember that the University has a Code of Academic Integrity by which all students are expected to abide and any suspected violations of this code will be turned in to the University per University regulation.


See the class syllabus for policies concerning email
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