What is the formula used for the course WAM (Weighted Average Mark) calculation?
The course Weighted Average Mark (WAM) is equal to the Sum of the (Mark achieved for the unit/subject multiplied by the credit points for the unit/subject) in the course divided by the Sum of the total credit points of the units/subjects included in calculation. In formula – Weighted Average Mark (WAM) = ∑ (Mark achieved X credit points for the unit/subject) / ∑ (Total credit points of units/subjects included in calculation).
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