Course units

The Course Units table contains details for all course units that have been completed or are in progress up to the selected calendar year.

Any course unit results achieved by a student will be shown here (unless achieved at a non-government school or non-RTP school).

 

The following details are provided in the table:

School	The school code of the school where the unit enrolments or achievements were recorded. (Must be recorded at a Reporting to Parents school)
Year	The calendar year that the unit enrolment or achievement was recorded.
Year Group	The academic year of the student when the result was recorded.
Code	The unit or subject code.
Description	The name of the unit or subject.
SCSA Exam	An X indicates the student has opted out of the SCSA Stage 2 Examination.
List	The List (A or B) of the unit.
Progress Mark	Progress mark recorded for a year length unit. Where task marks have been recorded for an assessment outline, and there is no semester mark the cumulative weighted total will be shown in red. Marks less than 50% will be highlighted with a pink background.
Progress Grade	Progress grade recorded for year length unit
Final Mark	Final SCSA mark for the unit
Final Grade	Final SCSA grade for the unit
Credit	The credit associated with the grade that will be used in WACE Tracker calculations. A=2.5, B=2.0, C=1.5, D=1.0, E=0.5, U=0.
Equiv	The unit equivalent. • Course units will have an equivalence of 1.0. • Combined pairs and full subjects will have an equivalence of 2.0. • Units that are in progress will have an equivalence shown in red. • Units that are complete (have a grade) will be shown in black. • Units that are incomplete (No grade for a previous calendar year) will have no equivalence. • Repeated units will have an equivalence of 0.

 

The totals are calculated by:

•	Total Complete = The sum of achieved equivalent values (shown in black)

•	Total In Progress = The sum of equivalent values not yet achieved (shown in red)

Grades are shaded to indicate grades that have been used in calculating the Grade Average for the Achievement Standard Requirement.

Shading on the left-hand side of a grade indicates that that grade has been used for the in-progress grade average.

Shading on the right-hand side indicates that the grade has been used for the Completed grade calculation.

The key to the colours used is shown at the foot of the window and will differ for calculations using the 2010 – 2011 and the 2012 and beyond rules.

The key for 2010 and 2011 grade shading is:

The key for the 2012 and beyond grade shading is:

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