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The assessment method for CSA 1022 is unfair.

The assessment method for CSA 1022 is unfair.

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Started by Anonymous 15 years, 4 months ago
A number of students have complained that the assessment method of CSA 1022 - Principles of Structured Development, is unfair. 

The current assessment method includes emailing Dr. Cachia a photo of yours, and regular weekly updates via email to communicate what you have participated in, in class. Up to 80% of the assessment grade may be lost (16/100 awardable marks) if students fail to comply with this.

I you agree with the above, and are enrolled in this study unit, please sign the petition, and share with anyone you believe shares your opinion.

Regards,
Luke Buttigieg
ICT Faculty Student Representative
[email protected]

Updates

March 21, 2011

I have been meeting with department heads to discuss why these arbitrary photo requirements and email updates have no place in our grading criteria. Your stories about how much stress this adds to our workload are helping me prove that the current system is completely detached from our actual learning.

March 21, 2011

Seeing this level of support confirms that I am not the only one struggling to focus on actual learning because of these arbitrary requirements. This momentum proves that our frustrations with the current assessment method are felt across the entire faculty.

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Matthew Kennedy
15 years ago Featured

Ridiculous. We are here to learn programming not send selfies to professors. This has nothing to do with our actual ability.

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Jason Day
15 years ago Featured

seriously why does a photo matter? focus on the code and stop wasting our time with these stupid administration tasks.

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Sarah Gomez
15 years ago Featured

16 marks for an email? thats insane. give us a break.

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