164 3 6 Extenuating Circumstances There may be difficult circumstances in your life that affect your ability to meet an assessment deadline or affect your performance in an assessment. These are known as extenuating circum- stances or 'ECs. Extenuating circumstances are exceptional, seriously adverse and outside of your control. Please see link for further information and guidelines: https://unihub.mdx.ac.uk/your-study/assessment-and-regulations/extenuating-circumstances 7 Marking The report and included code will be marked according the to attached marking scheme. Marking will be anonymous, i.e. the marker will not see the name of the student while marking. 8 Feedback Provisional marks and written feedback will be available on Moodle within 15 working days of your submission. If you would like clarification or more detailed feedback on your coursework contact your module tutor. 9 Marking Scheme 9.1 Marks 5 10 10 Presentation Item Introduction (description of the project, not the coursework task) Software design (description and UML diagrams) Software testing (description of testing approach used and evidence of testing) Implementation (description of approach and how the Makefile and version control were used). Conclusion, including: - summary of work done - limitations and critical reflection how would change approach on similar task in future Layout and clarity of presentation and slides Approximately 5 minutes long 10 5 5 9.2 Code Marks 10 Item Code quality (follows code guidelines and user input validation) Use of Git (regular commits, clear commit messages) Makefile Implementation matches design Implementation meets requirements Quality of test code (and matches testing approach described in presentation) 5 5 10 10 10 III O