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Applying Digital Infrastructure (GEOM20013) // Assessment

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A non-assessed hurdle requirement: passing of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) For Engineers: ArcGIS Module (COM_CPD_000025), demonstrating entry-level skills of using the software. Intended Learning Outcome (ILO) 3 is addressed in this requirement.

  • 20 hours (of work required)
Hurdle requirement: Students must pass the digital module on GIS software training in order to pass the subject.		Pre-teaching period; submission up to Week 4 to cater for late enrolments.0%

In-class Quizzes- Individual assessment: Four 15-minute quizzes reflecting on the contents of the lecture. Due in Weeks 3, 6, 9 and 12. 5 hours of work each. ILOs 1 and 2 are addressed in this assessment.

  • 20 hours (of work required)
During the teaching period25%

Group Assessment / Project- Group assessment: A group report on designing an application of digital infrastructure in a project of about 600 words per team member, in groups of about 4 students. ILOs 2-5 are addressed in this assessment.

  • 12 hours (of work required)
Week 815%

Individual assessment: A video presentation of 1 minute length, providing an elevator pitch for the project.

  • 8 hours (of work required)
Week 810%

Group Assessment / Project- Group assessment: A group report on realizing the application of digital infrastructure in a project of about 800 words per team member, in groups of about 4 students. ILO's 3,4,5.

  • 20 hours (of work required)
Week 1225%

Group Assessment / Project- Individual assessment: A video presentation of 5 minutes length, reviewing the group project and the individual contribution. ILOs 3 and 5 are addressed in this assessment.

  • 20 hours
During the examination period25%

Last updated: 18 January 2025