EPTSat: 2000
ICCUP: 1500
SAT scores and ICCup Rank(needed to change topic) - Page 3
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Athos
United States2484 Posts
Sat: 2000 ICCUP: 1500 | ||
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StarN
United States2587 Posts
ICCup - 3000 | ||
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Amber[LighT]
United States5078 Posts
ICCUP: 5000 | ||
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SOB_Maj_Brian
United States522 Posts
ICCUP: 2200 | ||
Kinky
United States4126 Posts
I have no exact number, but if I had to guess it'd be ~2500 for my ICCUP ranking. | ||
GrandInquisitor
New York City13113 Posts
D Protoss | ||
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
wow im terrible | ||
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AttackZerg
United States7577 Posts
On May 21 2009 04:53 GrandInquisitor wrote: 1600 on old SAT + 800 SAT II Writing (back when it was still around) = 2400 new SAT presumably D Protoss wow! Smart guy~! | ||
OneOther
United States10774 Posts
~7500 B | ||
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huameng
United States1133 Posts
2440 ICCUP | ||
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akechi
United States43 Posts
On May 21 2009 03:10 Hawk wrote: You're gonna fail whatever this is for. You can't just convert the 1600 to the new one lol There's still huge variables with the sat, even if you eliminate the old farts. Someone could be a math wiz, but totally incapable of writing, or vice versa. Race used would probably have to be considered as well. There is a mathematically accepted procedure to convert the old SAT scores to the appropriate proportions of the new SAT scores. Although it is not perfect, it gives people a rough estimate of what they would have gotten if they had taken the new SAT. | ||
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akechi
United States43 Posts
On May 20 2009 15:53 MaZza[KIS] wrote: I'm interested to know what you're trying to prove. Before I go on a rant or make assumptions: What are you trying to prove? What's your aim/hypothesis? My parameter of interest would be the Teamliquid community I am hoping to get at least a 100 points of data from a 100 individual people then randomly selecting 50 in order to establish the basic conditions needed for a Chi-Square test. My Null hypothesis: There is association between SAT scores and skill level of starcraft players my alternative hypothesis: There is no association between SAT scores and skill level of players And of course there are outlets to give way to bias, skewed data/information and what not but there is of course a section of the project that tells me to state any and all possible ways that my data or information had been skewed in any way. So for all the people not actually contributing to the topic and saying negative things about my project, please either say something negative then offer a solution to the said negative thing or just post your info. Thank you. | ||
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Hippopotamus
1914 Posts
D- Iccup almost as long ago I also have a 12 inch penis if that's helps you correlate SAT scores with Iccup rank. | ||
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Kinky
United States4126 Posts
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blagoonga123
United States2068 Posts
2030 ICCUP | ||
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Methos
United States206 Posts
Highest Numerical ICCup Ranking: 1238 | ||
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akechi
United States43 Posts
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MaZza[KIS]
Australia2110 Posts
On May 21 2009 07:15 akechi wrote: My parameter of interest would be the Teamliquid community I am hoping to get at least a 100 points of data from a 100 individual people then randomly selecting 50 in order to establish the basic conditions needed for a Chi-Square test. My Null hypothesis: There is association between SAT scores and skill level of starcraft players my alternative hypothesis: There is no association between SAT scores and skill level of players And of course there are outlets to give way to bias, skewed data/information and what not but there is of course a section of the project that tells me to state any and all possible ways that my data or information had been skewed in any way. So for all the people not actually contributing to the topic and saying negative things about my project, please either say something negative then offer a solution to the said negative thing or just post your info. Thank you. See this is where I got worried: There is association between SAT scores and skill level of starcraft players See, hyopthesizing is not random. You have to have an AIM first. You have to ask yourself the question WHY? Why am I doing this? Is there any rational reason why I want to ascertain this information. i.e., if I ascertain this piece of information X will be solved. In my view, you're looking at e-sports and the characteristics necessary to succeed in esports. I propose that, rather then SAT or IQ, the major component of e-sports success will be dedication., i.e. hours spent practicing. In fact, I've seen that already (quite briefly) in some of the results posted. I mean, it makes sense: study hard --> less bw --> lower ICCUP level (less time to practice mechanics), but higher grades less study --> more bw --> higher ICCUP score, but lower grades It's a simple level of explanation that can be extrapolated with some logic. See, I THINK , (and this is strictly my opinion) that you're trying to prove something that can be logically ascertained. What is HARD to ascertain is the balance. For example, what is the MIX of brains + dedication necessary, or something of that sort. Just saying, you don't need brains to be awesome at SC is obvious. Why? Because you can just copy progamer builds, get really good at it and ascertain a fairly high level without ever having any creativity in your play... From experience, it's the planning stage that matters the most... It's corny but, "if you fail to plan, you plan to fail". There's some truth to that and I don't think you've planned your assignemnt out at all. If it was my assignment I'd look at the characteristics required to be a succesful e-sports (or starcraft player). I would take these characteristics from general sports and add some specific to e-sports (surely there are studies out there on successful atheletes and their characteristics). Then I'd ask the appropriate question and come up with the ranking system of necessary characteristics. This would then (perhaps) allow comparison with regular sports to highlight differences/similarities: i.e. you require the same level of dedication but more brains for e-sports ... or something of that sort. Again, I don't know what level you're doing this research at, but it looks like it's just high-school/college and you're just looking to get the grades and let that be that.... | ||
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MaRiNe23
United States747 Posts
B- highest edit: oh fuk i don't know what the numerical value i had..i think it was like 6070 (if B- is 6k I can't remember) | ||
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AcrossFiveJulys
United States3612 Posts
D+, ~2500 ICCUP | ||
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