Final Grade Entry

The final grade entry interface allows instructors of record to enter grades one-by-one for for each student, or import final grades for multiple students with a specifically formatted spreadsheet.

To enter final grades in the new interface, select “Final Grades” in the Faculty Services tab of Banweb.

The main page of faculty grade entry will display all CRNs assigned to an instructor in the current term:

Screen shot of final grades menu by course

Individual Grade Entry

To enter individual grades: 

  • Click the row associated with the appropriate course to display the list of students registered for the course on the bottom half of the screen
  • Select a student from the list
  • Choose a grade from drop down menu 
  • Indicate the Last Date of Attendance (LDA) if you assign an F, NP or X grade 
  • Select Save when done

Grade mode List of Values

If the student has selected the A-F grade mode, you will see the following list of available grades:
A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, F, I, and X

Screen shot of grades drop down menu for A-F grade option

If the student has selected the Pass/No-Pass  grade mode, you will see the following list of available grades:
P, I, NP, and X

Screen shot of grades drop down menu for pass no pass option

If your course is set up with the option of In-Progress grading, you will see the following list of available grades:
A, A-, B+, B, B-, P, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, F, I, IP, NP, and X

Screen shot of grades drop down menu for in progress grading option

If your course is set up as In-Progress only (like Thesis or Dissertation) you will see the message “Not Gradable”:

Screen shot of grades drop down menu for in progress only

If you assign an F, NP or X grade, you must indicate the Last Date of Attendance (LDA).

Screen shot of last date of attendance (LDA) entry

NOTE: If any error messages are displayed (most likely the required Last Date of Attendance for F, X, or NP grades), make sure to fix the issue before saving. 

IMPORT Final Grades

To import a final grade list you must either export a file to use as a template for the import, or you must configure an existing excel file with the necessary columns and data to map during the import process. 

Export a template

  • Select a CRN
  • Select the gear icon on the top right 
  • Select ‘Export Template’
Screen shot of export template selection in settings menu
  • Select an excel file type and click ‘Export’
Screen shot of export file type selections
  • A file will be downloaded and will display on the bottom left side of your screen
  • Open the excel spreadsheet, and remove the following columns from the export spreadsheet as these fields aren’t needed: Rolled, Confidential, Incomplete Final Grade, Extension Date, Extension Date Constraints
  • Use the Final Grades and Last Attended Date to input grades and last date of attendance for certain grades. If you assign an F, NP or X grade, you must indicate the Last Date of Attendance (LDA)
  • Once you have entered each student’s grade, save this spreadsheet to be used in the import step

Configure an existing excel document

If you have an existing spreadsheet (.xls, .xlsx) with your student’s grades, you must configure your spreadsheet to include the following columns and column headers:

  • Term Code: Must be in the 6-digit term convention YYYYXX where YYYY is the calendar year and XX is the term code: 01=winter, 02=spring, 03=summer, 04=fall
  • CRN: 5-digit Course Reference Number
  • Full Name: Student’s full name in Last Name, First Name format
  • Student ID: Student’s 9-digit student identification number
  • Final Grade: Must be from this list, and congruent with the selected grade option mode: A, A-, B+, B, B-, P, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, F, I, IP, NP, and X
  • Last Attended Date: If you assign an F, NP or X grade, you must indicate the Last Date of Attendance (LDA), and must be in MM/DD/YYYY format

Import excel document

  • Select the course/CRN 
  • Select the gear icon on the top right
  • Select 'Import' from the menu
Screen shot of import selection in settings menu
  • An import window will be displayed
  • Select the file you want to import 
  • Select ‘Upload’
  • Click ‘Continue
Screen shot of importing a file
  • A step-by-step import wizard will walk you through the mapping process
  • You will see a preview of your spreadsheet
Screen shot of preview of imported file
  • Select ‘Continue’ to move through the mapping
  • You can ‘Go Back’ or ‘Cancel’ at any time during the process
  • Map your Column Headers
Screen shot of mapping column headers
  • Select ‘Continue’ to move to the validation step
Screen shot of validating data in file import
  • Once validation is done, a summary will be displayed that will confirm the number of records which will be imported or not imported due to errors - unchanged error records will not be imported
  • Download the validation report before selecting ‘Continue’
Screen shot of downloading validation report
  • It is important that you address any records that were not updated due to errors
  • The last window of the import wizard will display the number of records that were successfully imported, and is your last chance to download the validation report (if records in error still exist)
Screen shot of finishing the file import
  • Select ‘Finish’ to complete the process

Helpful Notes: 

  • Last Attended Date is required for NP, X or F grades.  The LDA date should be within the course section dates and in correct format MM/DD/YYYY. LDA cannot be a future date.
  • All rows in the spreadsheet will be examined and validated during the import. Blank or unchanged data in the spreadsheet will not be imported.  
  • To remove or change a grade or LDA, you must return to the individual grade entry process.  
  • When an imported file contains many records, the import process may take some time to complete. While it is working, the import wizard page turns dark and a white spinning icon is displayed. To avoid interruping the process, let this process run without clicking any buttons.
  • Select ‘Cancel’ if you want to stop the import before it is complete
  • Recommendation:  If you are making corrections and re-importing corrected spreadsheets, rename each file differently to keep track of data changes.