Wireless Mobile and Multimedia

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Coursework lnternal Moderation Comments Sheet
Section A: To be completed by the Module Leader
Module Code: 7COM1076 Module Title: Wireless Mobile and Multimedia
Hand-out date:
16th Nov 2020
Coursework Title: 7CQM1 076 Coursework
Section B: To be completed by the lnternal Moderator
This ICA is not identicalto an ICA used on this module last year
This coursework tests ihe following lntended Learning Outcomes (taken frorn the DMD anii l’jluriitie
Guide
– this box MUST be cornpleted):
Successful students wilJ typically.
LO1: have a knowledge and understanding of tfre complex problems and issues arisr’,r; .’,1i,’r,
mobility occurs in networks.
LO2: have a knowledge and deep understanding of the complex problems and issue. .l’lsirr{;
when network applications have different quality of service requirements.
Successful students will typically.
LO3: be able to discuss and critically evaluate protocols intended to solve problems r;t .i j(l:r-:s
new applications that arise in mobile networking.
LC4: be able to articulate and critically evaluate protocols intended to solve complex i::i:h]*rt:;
or address new applications that arise in multimedia networking.
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Does the assessment test all the above module lntended Learning Outcomes?
Are the tasks unambiguous and clearly expressed?
ls the assessrnent appropriate to the level of the module?
Could the assessment be completed in the tirne stated by the average student?
Are the subrnission requirements ciearly stated?
ls the allocation of marks for each task set clear and appropriate?
Does the :-narking scheme include sufficient (br.it not excessive) breakdown cf rnarks?
If rnultiple-choice questions are used, are they within the limits beiow:
. Level 4: no more than 60% of ihe overall final grade for the module
. Level 5: no more than 60% of the overall final grade for the module
. Levels 6 and 7: no more tha* 4Aa/o of the overall final grarJe for the module
ln addition, module leader and moderator must consider the % of each muliiplechoice question in relation to a candidate’s final grade – ideally, each individual
multiple-choice question must not exceed Za/s of a candidate’s final grade for a
module.
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ls the nature cf the assignrnent and the rnarking scheme such as to produce an
appropriate spread of marks according to ability?
Coursework moderation sheet v8 September 2020
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1. This ICA is satisfactory and may be presentedJo students without change.
I would like the rncdule team to take account of my comments above in redrafting
the assessment.
I do not wish to see the redrafted vesion before the hand-out date.
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I would like the rnrdule team to take account of my comments above.
I would like to see the redrafted version before the handout date.
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ass(Tnments where timescales do not realistically allow for feedhack to inform
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