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GWA & GPA Grading
Learn how unit weights work, converting Philippine 1.00β5.00 to US 4.0, and checking Latin honors.
Open GWA Tool →Thesis & Statistics
Guides on Cochran vs Taro Yamane, Cronbach's alpha survey reliability, and ANOVA hypotheses.
Open Sampling Tool →OJT & Attendance
Converting hours to working days (4, 6, 8, 9, 10-hour shifts) and DepEd SF2 percentage formulas.
Open OJT Tracker →Privacy & Security
Zero data retention architecture, local browser memory processing, and NPC RA 10173 compliance.
Read Privacy Policy →Step-by-Step Practical Guides
Walkthroughs for the most common academic workflows.
How to Calculate Your GWA Accurately
- Navigate to the GWA Calculator from the "All Tools" dropdown.
- Select your school's grading system (Philippine 1.00β5.00, US 4.0, or 100% scale).
- Enter each subject's Grade and its corresponding Credit Units.
- The system computes the weighted sum:
Sum(Grade Γ Units) / Total Unitsin real-time. - Review your Latin Honor eligibility status (Summa, Magna, or Cum Laude).
Choosing Cochran vs. Taro Yamane for Chapter 3
- Use Taro Yamane (1967): If your population N is finite and known, your confidence level is 95%, and you prioritize simplicity for undergraduate theses.
- Use Cochran's Formula (1963): If you need custom confidence levels (e.g. 99% Z = 2.58), an unknown/infinite population, or the rigorous Finite Population Correction (FPC).
- Click Copy Chapter 3 Text for a publication-ready methodology statement.
How to Track OJT Hours and Completion Dates
- Enter your total required internship hours (e.g., 300, 486, or 600 hours).
- Select your standard shift length (typically 8 hours per day under CHED CMO 104 s. 2017).
- Set your internship start date and configure working days (e.g., Monday through Friday).
- The tracker calculates your required total working days and projected completion date.
Testing Survey Reliability with Cronbachβs Alpha
- Paste your pilot survey matrix (rows as respondents, columns as items).
- The tool calculates item variances, total test variance, and alpha (Ξ±).
- Evaluate against standard George & Mallery benchmarks (Ξ± ≥ 0.70 is acceptable).
- Review item-deleted alpha to identify questions that weaken survey internal consistency.
Frequently Asked Technical & Policy Questions
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