You have TP points to distribute to each member of your team, not including yourself, where TP = (team size 1)x10. The more contribution a teammate makes to the project, the more points he or she should get. The allocation must average 10 points per person. Please use integers. For example, team A has 5 members Paul, Grace, Shila, Tom, and Jones. Paul develops a peer assignment for Grace, Shila, Tom, and Jones with respect to the team project. Paul cannot develop a peer assessment for himself. Since team A has 5 members (i.e., team size=5), Paul has TP=(5-1)x10=40 points to distribute to his team members. Based on Pauls assessments of teammates contributions to the project, he awarded points as follows: Grace 13 points, Shila 15 points, Tom 7 points, and Jones 5 points. Notice that the sum of Pauls assessment points must be TP (i.e., 13+15+7+5=40). In turn Paul was assessed by the remaining four members of his team. Let Pauls total points from his team members be TE. Then, Pauls performance from the project is Team Project Grade x TE/TP points. For example, in total, Paul received 39 points (11 points from Grace, 8 points from Shila, 10 points from Tom, and 10 points from Jones). Thus, Pauls TE is 39 points. If the team receives 96 points on the project, Paul will receive 96x39/40=94 points. If you assign a score below or above 10 to a teammate, you must provide a comment to explain why. You must complete this evaluation form correctly for your peer evaluation to be used. Your evaluations are confidential, and only accessible to me and my teaching assistant.
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