Vote for Questions

[Arlie_Proctor]

I am opening this thread for votes on questions for which you would like to see the detailed grader rubrics. Each user may vote only once and for up to four questions. You may change your votes at any time prior to August 8 by using the edit function. On August 8, I will tally the votes and start the process of acquiring the detailed rubrics for the top choices.

[stoXasti]

7, 19, 31, 35

[Rice]

7 - BZ integral
15 - BZ weighted average bias
27 - Loss emergence
39 - XOL trended ultimate losses

[elmo]

Arlie - Thanks for everything that you're doing in regards to this process that you started. It is greatly appreciated.

My vote is for 7, 15, 19, 37, 41.

[typical]

17, 32, 37, 41

[Eye of the Tiger]

Arlie: Thank you for all of your effort to bring greater transparency to the grading process. My biggest problem on these exams is writing too much on easy questions, so I selected 4 easier questions to hopefully help me figure out what is the minimum requirement on easy questions.

9, 11, 14, 22

[OldSchool]

13, 16, 18, 38

[MGN]

Any of them would work for me. Sorry I have not voted. If there's a tie I would vote for the questions with the most points attached, if that helps.

[Arlie_Proctor]

OK, the voting is pretty anemic, but here are the winners:

Question 7 with three votes and
Questions 15, 19, 37, and 41 with two votes each

We will publish the detailed rubrics for those five.

[elmo]

I guess I get to see the rubric for all 5 of my choices

[blue_bomber]

OK, the voting is pretty anemic, but here are the winners:

Question 7 with three votes and
Questions 15, 19, 37, and 41 with two votes each

We will publish the detailed rubrics for those five.

When do you expect the rubics to be released?

[Daniel Roth]

They've been added to the original "Actuarial Papers as Study Aid" page.