Parameterized circuit problem sets, generated and graded step by step, so TAs reclaim their week.
Heavy-enrollment electrical engineering courses run on mandatory weekly calculation exercises. The drafting, parameterizing, and grading load is crushing.
Drafting LaTeX sheets, parameterizing values, checking each solution by hand.
Handwritten calculation steps graded one page at a time, week after week.
Zero time for hands-on student mentoring, office hours, or circuit debugging.
Static answer keys give no feedback on intermediate circuit calculation steps.
GridTutor ingests your course syllabus and generates parameterized, step-by-step interactive problem sets with instant rubric-based grading.
Syllabus ingested, problem sets parameterized, ready to assign in a single afternoon.
Step-by-step intermediate calculation validator grades every circuit step the moment it is submitted.
Exportable feedback reports pinpoint exactly which intermediate step a student missed and why.
Every capability is designed around the intermediate calculation steps that make electrical engineering problem sets hard to grade.
Algorithmically varies resistance, voltage, and capacitance values across every student's problem set.
Unlimited variantsChecks every intermediate calculation step, not just the final answer, to catch silent errors.
Step levelRubric-based grading returns a score the moment a student submits, with no TA in the loop.
InstantExportable per-student reports show exactly which step failed and what the correct path was.
PDF + CSVIntegration with university gradebooks pushes scores directly into your existing course roster.
LMS readyUpload your course syllabus and GridTutor maps topics, prerequisites, and weekly exercise cadence.
One uploadActive testing group this semester
Assignment creation and grading
Engineering TA tools addressable
Algorithmic tooling segment
Upload the course syllabus. GridTutor maps topics, prerequisites, and weekly exercise cadence.
Parameterized circuit problems are generated for each student with unique values and full solutions.
Step-level auto-grading returns scores and diagnostic feedback reports the moment students submit.
Single course, single TA, up to 30 students.
One course seat, full workflow, unlimited students.
Unlimited departmental course instances.
Join the pilot cohort of EE course coordinators cutting grading load by 80%.
No credit card. Pilot access for the 2025 semester.
No. It removes the drafting and grading load so TAs spend their hours on mentoring, office hours, and circuit debugging.
Every intermediate calculation step is validated against the parameterized solution path. Partial credit is awarded per correct step, not just the final answer.
Yes. GridTutor integrates with university gradebooks and standard LMS rosters, pushing scores directly into your existing course structure.
Students enter steps digitally today. OCR scan-and-grade for handwritten work is on the roadmap and available to pilot partners first.
Pilot seats are free for the first semester. After that, per-course seats run 1,200€ per semester, or 4,500€ per year for unlimited departmental courses.
Parameterized circuit problem sets, generated and graded step by step, so TAs reclaim their week.
Heavy-enrollment electrical engineering courses run on mandatory weekly calculation exercises. The drafting, parameterizing, and grading load is crushing.
Drafting LaTeX sheets, parameterizing values, checking each solution by hand.
Handwritten calculation steps graded one page at a time, week after week.
Zero time for hands-on student mentoring, office hours, or circuit debugging.
Static answer keys give no feedback on intermediate circuit calculation steps.
GridTutor ingests your course syllabus and generates parameterized, step-by-step interactive problem sets with instant rubric-based grading.
Syllabus ingested, problem sets parameterized, ready to assign in a single afternoon.
Step-by-step intermediate calculation validator grades every circuit step the moment it is submitted.
Exportable feedback reports pinpoint exactly which intermediate step a student missed and why.
Every capability is designed around the intermediate calculation steps that make electrical engineering problem sets hard to grade.
Algorithmically varies resistance, voltage, and capacitance values across every student's problem set.
Unlimited variantsChecks every intermediate calculation step, not just the final answer, to catch silent errors.
Step levelRubric-based grading returns a score the moment a student submits, with no TA in the loop.
InstantExportable per-student reports show exactly which step failed and what the correct path was.
PDF + CSVIntegration with university gradebooks pushes scores directly into your existing course roster.
LMS readyUpload your course syllabus and GridTutor maps topics, prerequisites, and weekly exercise cadence.
One uploadActive testing group this semester
Assignment creation and grading
Engineering TA tools addressable
Algorithmic tooling segment
Upload the course syllabus. GridTutor maps topics, prerequisites, and weekly exercise cadence.
Parameterized circuit problems are generated for each student with unique values and full solutions.
Step-level auto-grading returns scores and diagnostic feedback reports the moment students submit.
Single course, single TA, up to 30 students.
One course seat, full workflow, unlimited students.
Unlimited departmental course instances.
Join the pilot cohort of EE course coordinators cutting grading load by 80%.
No credit card. Pilot access for the 2025 semester.
No. It removes the drafting and grading load so TAs spend their hours on mentoring, office hours, and circuit debugging.
Every intermediate calculation step is validated against the parameterized solution path. Partial credit is awarded per correct step, not just the final answer.
Yes. GridTutor integrates with university gradebooks and standard LMS rosters, pushing scores directly into your existing course structure.
Students enter steps digitally today. OCR scan-and-grade for handwritten work is on the roadmap and available to pilot partners first.
Pilot seats are free for the first semester. After that, per-course seats run 1,200€ per semester, or 4,500€ per year for unlimited departmental courses.