I made an automatic grade calculator maker (?), so you (and also me) don't have to check for every single course page for the evaluation metrics to prepare a basic Excel worksheet.
You have to run the Python script GradeCalculation.py file, since I haven't actually provided an executable file.
You also have to install the libraries that I've written in requirements.txt.
Once you are ready, you will see this code segment in the script.
130 if __name__ == '__main__':
131 asyncio.set_event_loop_policy(asyncio.WindowsSelectorEventLoopPolicy())
132 course_names = ['CE 302', 'MATH 250', 'CE 475', 'CE 306', 'ENG 310']
133
134 ct = CourseTable(course_names)
135 ct.to_excel('grades.xlsx')You can change the contents of the course_names list on line 132 to be whatever course you are taking. You can also optionally change the output path of the Excel file on line 135, but it's not really necessary.
After the execution is done, your grades.xlsx will look something like this.
You can insert your grades to the corresponding cells (marked in red), and your course grade will be calculated on the cell just below them (marked in blue).
That's literally it. Have fun.