QCA question

FCUM

This kind of ****e may have been asked before but im going to ask it anyway. Ive got a QCA of 3.13 and am in 4th year. What kind of results would i need to say get this over 3.5. Im a bit lost with all this stuff, also how is the FYP factored into the equation.

Thanks

Polar Ice

You need to know the weighting to your qca of your remaining modules and FYP.

Example: (I'm using random figures here) If your final year modules are worth 35% in total and your fyp is worth 15% then you have 50% of your degree left to complete (in terms of weighting). So:
3.13(.5)+x(.5)=3.5
1.565+.5x=3.5
.5x=1.935
x=3.87

FCUM

Polar Ice wrote: »

You need to know the weighting to your qca of your remaining modules and FYP.

Example: (I'm using random figures here) If your final year modules are worth 35% in total and your fyp is worth 15% then you have 50% of your degree left to complete (in terms of weighting). So:
3.13(.5)+x(.5)=3.5
1.565+.5x=3.5
.5x=1.935
x=3.87

Thanks for your reply To be honest im still rather confused,.

Polar Ice

Translation:
You need to find out the QCA weighting to the components of your degree you have yet to complete.

I know for LM050, If you were a 4th year, then you still have 50% of your QCA weighting to complete, but this can vary based on your course, or if you did erasmus, or your FYP, etc...