This will include 6-8 problems from the content covered in weeks 1-9. Problems will be similar to the tutorial problems. The assignment will be uploaded to Unit Moodle site in the beginning if the term. This assessment item covers Learning Outcomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7.

In order to pass, students must score more than 50% out of the allocated marks for this assignment.

The assignments will be graded using the following criteria:

· Correct Answers and methods;

· Correct format;

· All working must be shown clearly;

· Assignments must be neat, tidy and legible;

· Attempt all questions.

15% - defining the problems properly, correct diagrams etc.

35% - applying correct models formulae

40% - correct steps

10% - correct answers

The quiz has two parts, Part 1 of this assessment will include short numerical and multi choice problems from content covered in weeks 1-3. Part 2 of this assessment will include short numerical and multi choice problems from content covered in weeks 4-6. This assessment item covers Learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7.

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This assessment item relates to learning outcomes 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 of the unit as stated. Students will be formed into teams of generally 2-3 members for this assessment item. The laboratory experiments will be conducted in the following manner:

1. On-campus students will have scheduled 3-hour laboratory session per Week in the term and these will be conducted online through ZOOM in T2-2020 and attendance in those sessions is compulsory for all on-campus students. Please check the class time table for the information about the scheduled session.
2. All distance students must attend the compulsory residential school held through ZOOM in T2-2020. The dates for this residential school are the same as the residential school dates mentioned in the handbook
3. All students will submit team laboratory reports for this assessment. More information on the experiments and lab sheets will be made available on the unit Moodle site.

This assessment item relates to learning outcomes 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 of the unit as stated. This assessment task will be marked according to the active contribution of each student in the group work (if applicable) and the following criteria:

1. Correct procedure and steps towards collecting data from the experiments: 60%
   
2. Correct computations, answers and units: 20%
3. Proper use of reference 5%
4. Professional presentation and layout of the report: 15%

The Take Home Exam is an individual assessment task conducted via the unit Moodle website and during the University examination period. The exam questions will be available in Moodle during the Take Home Exam period.The exam duration is three hours plus two additional hours for uploading and developing the answer sheet. The exam covers all contents of the unit from Week 1 to 12. Students are required to solve between 6 and 9 questions to demonstrate the theoretical knowledge they have learnt in this unit. Student must use blank A4 papers to write the answers and the final answer sheet must be submitted through the Take home Exam link in Moodle as a single pdf file.

In order to pass, students must score more than 50% out of the allocated marks for the Take Home Exam.

Each question in the exam will be graded separately against the following criteria:

• Correct Answers and methods;
  
• Correct format;
• All working must be shown clearly;
• Assignments must be neat, tidy and legible;
• Attempt all questions.

15% - defining the problems properly, correct diagrams etc.

35% - applying correct models formulae

40% - correct steps

10% - correct answers