USAFAI36-3524 governs cadet graded reviews, course evaluations, academic security, and the prediction and analysis of grade distributions.
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It covers evaluation types, frequency, weighting, final examination exemptions, makeup evaluations, and rescheduling graded reviews. It requires examination security measures and establishes processes for predicted and actual grade distribution analyses.
Applies to: It applies to all USAFA personnel who give and grade cadet evaluations.
A final examination must be two or more hours in length, and must count for at least 25% of the course grade. (paragraph 3)
Up to five percent of course enrollment, as measured at lesson 40, may be excused from the final examination in any course. (paragraph 1)
Cadets must submit all such reports or papers to the instructor no later than the last day of regularly scheduled classes. (paragraph 1)
Within each grading period, all cadets in a course should receive approximately the same number of evaluations. (paragraph 2)
All multi-section 100- and 200- level courses will have three substantially different (at least 50% different by content), but equitable, versions of the GR, two in-class versions and one make-up version. (paragraph 4)