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# Tracking your progress in a course

# Tracking your progress in a course

Every course in **EBC Learning** includes a **Progress tab** that helps you keep track of your scores and completion.  
This page shows both a **visual chart** of your grades and a **detailed breakdown** of scores by course section.

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## Progress Chart

At the top of the page, you will see a chart that summarizes your overall performance.

* The **horizontal axis** lists graded assignments (e.g., quizzes, exams, exercises).  
* The **vertical axis** shows your percentage score from 0% to 100%.  
* A **passing line** (for example, 65%) indicates the minimum grade required to pass the course.  
* Each bar represents your score for that assignment type. Bars above the line meet or exceed the passing threshold, while bars below it fall short.  
* An **average/total bar** at the end shows your overall course score so far.  

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## Detailed Section Breakdown

Below the chart, you’ll find a table listing every course section (such as *Introduction*, *Module 1*, *Module 2*).  

For each section, you will see:  
* **Unit titles** (e.g., *Welcome*, *Why take this course?*).  
* A note on whether there were **graded problems** in that section.  
* **Scores earned** on assignments in that section, if any.  
* A running total that contributes to your course grade.  

If a section contains no graded problems, it will simply state *“No problem scores in this section.”*

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## Key Points to Remember

* The Progress tab is **updated automatically** as you complete quizzes, assignments, and exams.  
* Some assessments may only appear after their **due date passes** or once they are **released** by course staff.  
* If the course policy drops the lowest score (for example, dropping one quiz), this will be marked with an **“x”** above the affected assignment.  
* Practice activities may appear in the course but will not count toward your final grade.  

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## In Summary

The **Progress tab** is your main tool to monitor learning performance.  
It gives you:  
* A **visual chart** of how you are doing on graded activities.  
* A **detailed breakdown** of scores by section.  
* A clear indication of whether you are on track to meet the course’s passing criteria.