Analyzing Academic Trends: Projecting Future Grades Using Euler's Method

Dec 15, 2025

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This project investigates trends in academic grades over time, focusing on three primary goals: finding historical trends, drawing conclusions from these trends, and projecting future grades. We collected and sorted real test score data and utilized Euler’s Method for approximation, particularly for tests 3 and 4, represented by the IVP equation y = 2.0033x + 75.37673. Our findings illustrate the best practices in trending grades and highlight potential experimental errors in our data analysis.

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Analyzing Academic Trends: Projecting Future Grades Using Euler's Method

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Grade Trending Helen Magee Josh Lu
Goals of the Project 1.) Finding a trend in grades over time 2.) Making conclusions about the trend 3.) Projecting grades of the future
Getting Data Our data is composed of real test scores.
Collecting Data - Messy
We Sorted the Data
Euler’s Method What is Euler’s Method? We can use Euler’s method to determine a an approximation of the mean grades of test 3 and 4.
Using Euler’s Method What is an IVP?
Our IVP y = 2.0033x + 75.37673