In the Professor view, we should show how well a queried TA stacks up against the other TAs.
Let us suppose the following about the current semester, for the sake of discussion:
The professor has asked about the course ITI1120
ITI1120 has 3 sections that require TAs
ITI 1120 has a total of 5 TAs to run these 3 sections (maybe some sections have a LAB and a DGD)
There are a total of 100 TAs in uOttawa
Each TA has 20 reviews
All reviews are legitimate (i.e. there's no fake student numbers, etc)
When the professor queries a TA's information, the professor currently sees the following:
Aggregates (mean, stdev) of the TA's performance on range questions, as well as the number of feedbacks
The raw data for each range question and free-form feedback text.
In addition to what we already display about a TA, we should display the following two graphs:
Graph 1:
Compute the mean and stdev of the range questions of the other 4 ITI1120 TAs
Render a Gaussian distribution from those parameters and plot it in orange color
Draw a perpendicular line, intersecting the x axis at the mean
Label the mean value on the x axis
Compute the mean and stdev of the range questions for the queried TA
Render a Gaussian distribution from those parameters and plot it in blue color
Draw a perpendicular line, intersecting the x axis at the mean
Label the mean value on the x axis
Graph 2:
Compute the mean and stdev of the range questions of the other 99 uOttawa TAs
Render a Gaussian distribution from those parameters and plot it in red color
Draw a perpendicular line, intersecting the x axis at the mean
Label the mean value on the x axis
Compute the mean and stdev of the range questions for the queried TA
Render a Gaussian distribution from those parameters and plot it in blue color
Draw a perpendicular line, intersecting the x axis at the mean
Putting this on ice pending a future release. (Iceboxed issues are closed with the icebox tag, to be resuscitated later as appropriate. This is to unclutter the active issue queue).
In the Professor view, we should show how well a queried TA stacks up against the other TAs.
Let us suppose the following about the current semester, for the sake of discussion: The professor has asked about the course ITI1120 ITI1120 has 3 sections that require TAs ITI 1120 has a total of 5 TAs to run these 3 sections (maybe some sections have a LAB and a DGD) There are a total of 100 TAs in uOttawa Each TA has 20 reviews All reviews are legitimate (i.e. there's no fake student numbers, etc)
When the professor queries a TA's information, the professor currently sees the following:
In addition to what we already display about a TA, we should display the following two graphs:
Graph 1:
Graph 2: