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This rule assigns either the Critical Steps or the Non-critical Steps value to the Global Score attribute of the Tracked Entity Instance (see Image 17).

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Compositive Score

The Compositive Scores are scores that group questions by using the Feedback Order, for example, Compositive Score 1 is calculated using every question or Sub-score derived from the Score 1, which means that:

1. If there are other Sub-scores like 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 and so on, the questions contained within those Scores would be used to calculate Score 1.

2. If there are only questions with Feedback Order 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 and so on, these are used to calculate the Score 1 directly.

3. A Sub-score cannot be grouped with other questions in the same level, for example: there cannot exist a Sub-score 1.1 and questions 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 and so on. However, a Sub-score 1.1 can contain questions 1.1.1, 1.1.2, 1.1.3 and so on.

The PCA will generate all the necessary Score Calculations Program Rules by using the Feedback Order, Score Numerator and Denominator and Answer Value of each answered question (see Images 18 and 19). This means that if a question has been left unanswered, it won’t be taken into account for the Score Calculation.

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These calculation rules are named as following:

Then, another Program Rule is generated for each Score, used for rounding the Calculated Score and storing it in a Data Element present in the Assessment (see Images 20 and 21).

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These rules are named as following:

You will notice that most of the Program Rules generated by the PCA are Score related, this is due to the fact that each Score needs two rules (one to perform the calculation and another to round and display).

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Program Variables

In H2 programs where PCA automatically generate the necessary program rules described above, it also generates associated Program Variable. Those variables are named as xxxxx

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