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Practical Set 2
Due: 11.59pm Friday 22nd May 2020 Weight: 30%
Note:
• This assessment is not a group assessment; collusion, plagiarism, cheating of any kind is not acceptable.
Submitting your work to your TWA site signifies that the work uploaded is yours. If you cannot honestly certify
that the work is your own then do not upload it to your TWA site. Breaches of the Misconduct Rule will be
dealt with according to the university policy (see the learning guide for more information).
• Include HTML comments for your student ID, Name, and Practical Class Time at the top of each source file
created
• All files must be uploaded to your TWA web site in the correct location before submission due date.
• The submission script must then be used to submit your work once all work is on your TWA website. Failure
to use this script will result in a non-submission.
This assessment is an accumulation of weekly practical exercises from week 7 to week 10. Practical Set 2 comprises
the following exercises:
| Exercise | Questions | Marking Criteria |
| A. | Week 7 practical Exercise 2 [1 mark], Exercise 3 [3 marks] |
Code Functionality/ Correctness 100% |
| B. | Week 8 practical Exercise 1 [1 mark], Exercise 3 [1 mark], Exercise 4 [4 marks], Exercise 5 [7 marks] |
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| C. | Week 10 practical Exercise 1 [4 marks], Exercise 2 [3 marks], Exercise 3 [2 marks], Exercise 4 [4 marks] |
All files relating to the above exercises must be uploaded to your TWA web site in the correct folders – see the
weekly practical exercise documents for details.
Submission Instructions
To submit your Practical Set 2 you must do the following by the due date and time specified on page 1 of this
document.
1. Upload all your practical files in the correct folders in your TWA web site on the TWA server as instructed in
each question
2. Run the submission script located at
http://twaaut.cdms.westernsydney.edu.au/submit/submit.asp
As part of the submission, you will be prompted for your TWA website username and password. You will then
be asked to read the WSU policy on plagiarism and certify that work submitted by you is your own work. This
action will be logged in a database for future reference and is deemed to be evidence that you claim that your
work is original. Next, you will need to select from a drop down list the Practical Set you are submitting, eg,
Prac Set 2, and click the ”Submit Assessment” button. The web page will then display a listing of the files you
have submitted along with a receipt number. You should print this page for proof of submission.
Referencing
Referencing must follow the guidelines given on pages 8-9 in Section 2.5.1 of the unit Learning Guide.
Marking Criteria and Standards (Rubric)
The marking criteria and standards for Practical Set 2 are found on pages 9-10 of section 2.5.1 in the Learning Guide
(reproduced below) and will be used to assess each question in this Practical Set according to the specific
weightings identified above for each question.
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* As a special case, if a program does not render or execute it is still possible to receive partial marks in this criterion at the
markers discretion. This is dependent if there are clear attempts at the logic or what is required of the question or task.
| CRITERIA | Unacceptable | Poor | Satisfactory | Good | Excellent |
| Code Functionality and Correctness* (See weighting for each question in table on page 1) |
Functional item(s) do not execute because of errors; output is correct for less than 25% of marking test cases; no error checking code included as required by question; output is simply dumped to the screen without any semblance of logic or thought – the user would be confused by this output |
Functional item(s) executes but with some errors or handles some special cases correctly; the functional item(s) contains very minimal error checking code as required by the question; functional items(s) output is correct for at least 25% of marking test cases; output is simple written to the screen without any clear organisation or thought – the user would find it hard to understand |
Functional item(s) executes without errors and handles some special cases correctly; the functional item(s) contains most error checkingcodeas required by the question; output is correct for at least 50% of marking test cases; output is well organised for some function points and is generally easy for the user to understand |
Functional item(s) executes without errors and handles most special cases correctly; the functional item(s) contains most error checkingcodeas required by the question; output is correct for at least 75% of marking test cases; output is well organised and is mostly easy for the user to understand |
Functional item(s) executes without errors and handles all special cases correctly; the functional item(s) contains thorough error checkingcodeas required by the question; output is correct for all marking test cases; output is very well organised and is easy for the user to understand |
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