semester 0.1.1

Assignments

This can be run as semester assignments or semester.assignments. Makes assignments from markdown files using Pandoc. Processes all *.mkd files if no file given. Options include -a to make an answer key, -o to set the output format(s), and -p to prepend a file to each markdown file. Will try to prepend prepend.rst if no file given.

The format of the .rst files should be as follows:

• A numbered list indicating questions

• A stared sublist denoting answers, with values in parenthesis

For example:

1. First question
    * First part of answer (2)
    * Answers can have multiple parts(3)

The prepend file goes at the beginning, and can contain {name}, which will be based on the filename. If you name your files postlab1.mkd or homework1.mkd, they will be nicely typeset here.

Figures

The problem with these assignments, while they support latex math and markdown formating, putting images in can be hard. The semester figures command allows you to create the required copies of a .tex image written in Tikz to insert into an assignment. See the examples folder.

Roster

This allows you to take a CLIPs roster and make a printable roster that you can use to grade with.

A gui.roster option allows simple usage from a GUI.

Init

A package for creating new semester files, such as syllabi, teaching guidelines, schedule handouts. Has an optional GUI.

Grades

This allows you to grade a set of canvas classes (1 or more) with a powerful GUI. Download the file(s) from Canvas export and then open them with this program (if you open the program without an argument, it will ask you for a file with a GUI).

Once open, you can drag to set grades and there are buttons to save files in different formats.

Canvas

A small utility to assist grading in Canvas when yo set a 0 point question (for just in time teaching style, for example).