Team's Response

According to the NUS website, 160 MCs is the minimum number of MCs required to graduate. However, there are NUS students who will wish to take more than the minimum number of MCs required. In addition, there is no limit to the number of MCs NUS students are allowed to take.
Hence, MyMods also considers the users who wish to take beyond the minimum number of MCs required (more than 160 MCs) and thus the average CAP required for remaining modules will still be provided even if the user completes the minimum requirement of 160 MCs.
This is an intended functionality to take into consideration the users who wish to take more than 160 MCs.

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❓ Issue response

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• I disagree

Reason for disagreement: > This is an intended functionality to take into consideration the users who wish to take more than 160 MCs.

I believe this is not an intended functionality as it contradict the behavious of other functions of the app.

FIrstly,

If the user still can take more MCs after 160, how come a target cap can be unachievable?

Secondly,

From the diagram provided in the DG, the progress function takes a hard 160 MCs limit and calculate whether the target is achievable or not. Hence, it doesn't take into account whether the user plans to take more than 160 MCs or not.

Thirdly,
User can't input how many MCs they are planning to take. Wouldn't it be impossible to calculate the average CAP required for remaining modules then?

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