The Monte Carlo simulator computes per-subject and per-semester academic performance rates, specifically the efficiency rate and the success rate¶

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q2 i? The simulator computes academic performance rates for specific subjects of the curriculum for each semester, as well as overall semester rates, which are the efficiency rate and the success rate. → Caro Huertas 2014

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Caro Huertas 2014¶

Caro Huertas, Eduardo; González Fernández, María Camino; Mira McWilliams, José Manuel. (2014). Student academic performance stochastic simulator based on the Monte Carlo method. Computers & Education, v. 76, pp. 45-54. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2014.03.007

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Descriptive statement from the article's abstract about the tool's outputs: simulation of future performance yields per-subject and per-semester rates, "which are the efficiency rate and the success rate." No effect sizes are reported for this capability.

"This allows to compute the academic performance rates for the specific subjects of the curriculum for each semester, as well as the overall rates (the set of subjects in the semester), which are the efficiency rate and the success rate."

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