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Hi, guys. I am wondering if the waiting time is correlated with the number of classes in the project. Perhaps, if you have time, you could list the number of classes you had and the number of days (weeks) you waited. I was wondering thus if the testing algorithm is more performance-oriented or more code-oriented; or neither.
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There is no correlation between the number of classes in your submission and your waiting time. Your waiting time is dependant on your grader. Remember they also have day jobs and a life, so sometimes they might not get to yours as soon as they receive them.

On the average, though, the grading has definitely sped up since I took the exam over two years ago.

Mark
 
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