| Assignments are issued at
the beginning of your semester. The following points have
been made mant times and are largely ignored by many
students.
- The first assignment
covers about half the 'syllabus' and the
second covers the rest. Do not
put the whole syllabus into the first
assignments, Do not start the
second assignment until you have at least draft
the first.
- Please ensure that the TVU
assignment criterion header is attached
to a submitted assignment, otherwise the
assignment will not be marked.
- The assignment criteria are to be
used as a guide as to how to do the assignment.
They are not there to check what
you have done when finished.
- In order to gain a third class
grade, you must statisfy most of the third
class criteria.
- In order to gain a second class
grade, you must satisfy all of the third class
criteia and most of the second class
criteria. (Most here means that you
should always try to satisfy all criteria. The
assessor has a certain amount of scope and may
decide that a particular piece of work can be
upgraded, even though not all criteria have been
satisfied.)
- The criterion header sheet is the only
guide to enable the assessor to grade
the work - there is no other 'mark sheet'
You may find it helpful to look at the criteria before
you actually look at the assignment 'what you
have to do'
- The assignments will specify
certain tasks which you will do with an eye to
the criteria. Do not do more. If the tasks is to
provide a broad overview, do not provide a
detailed specification. Unless it clearly says
so, do not offer detailed specifications for
hardware or software products.
If a t/q asks for facilities provided
by a typical groupware package, do not
provide 8 pages specifying how to use Lotus Domino.
If a t/q asks how an enterprise makes
its profit by employing IT, do not give
10 pages of economics on theories of the firm.
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