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Essential information for assignments
The recommended structure of assessment
is shown in the unit summary, along with
suitable forms of evidence. Section 6 Internal assessment gives information on setting
assignments and there is also further information on our website.
There is a maximum number of three summative assignments for this unit.
The relationship of the learning aims and criteria is:
Learning aim A: (A.P1, A.M1, A.D1)
Learning aim B: (B.P2, B.P3, B.M2, B.D2)
Learning aim C: (C.P4, C.P5, B.M3, C.D3)
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Further information for teachers and assessors
Resource requirements
For this unit, learners must have access to:
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an integrated development environment compatible with chosen programming
languages
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diagramming software for creating network plans.
Essential information for assessment decisions
Learning aim A
For Distinction standard
, learners will produce a set of shell scripts that would
automate a number of administrative tasks and computer programs (code) for that
demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of a range of fundamental coding
conventions. Learner solutions will have efficient and logical
structures, and will make
use of precise logic and programming constructs throughout. The scripts and code will
result in consistently correct outcomes. Where appropriate, the code will handle user
errors and rogue inputs effectively to ensure highly robust code.
The solutions will provide an excellent user experience through the appropriate use of
effective input handling, informative guidance and messages to the user, and effective
output formatting.
Learners will provide well-organised and clear evidence that show
the scripts and code
created, the purpose of each and the operations carried out.
For Merit standard,
learners will
produce a set of shell scripts that would automate a
number of administrative tasks and computer programs (code) that demonstrate a good
understanding of a range of fundamental coding conventions. At this level, the scripts
and code will have logical structures, but may not always be the most efficient solution.
Learner solutions will make use of precise logic and programming structures which
result in correct outcomes. Where appropriate, the code solutions will handle a range of
user errors and rogue inputs to
ensure a fairly robust program, but some minor issues
may persist.
The solutions will provide a good experience through the use of mostly effective input
handling, generally informative guidance and messages to the user, and mostly effective
output formatting.
Learners will provide evidence that shows the scripts and code created, the purpose of
each and the operations carried out.
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