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ASSF2310 - Maintain Unit Assessment Items
Purpose |
To allow the recording of Unit Assessment Items |
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Subsystem | Assessments | |
Normally Run By | Administration Specialist | |
Anticipated Frequency | As required | |
Structure | Blocks | Unit Offering Pattern |
Unit Assessment Item | ||
Button | Unit Assessment Patterns (ASSF2320) |
Assessment Items are linked to unit offerings in two ways:
A Unit Offering Pattern can have multiple Assessment Items. The Unit Assessment Pattern button navigates to the Maintain Unit Assessment Pattern form (ASSF2320) where Assessment Items can be linked with an Assessment Pattern. Assessment Patterns are used to group Assessment Items for a Unit Offering Option. When a stand-alone Assessment Item is linked to a Unit Assessment Pattern, it becomes part of the Unit Offering Option also. Setting Up and Maintaining Assessment Items describes the Unit Assessment Item process fully. The Assessment Items linked to units are attached to students enrolled in those units by the processes described in Attaching Assessment Items to Students. |
The Unit Offering Pattern block contains:
The Unit Assessment Item block contains:
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Use this form to attach Assessment Items to Unit Offerings.
Unit Assessment Item (lower block)
To limit an Assessment Item to a particular Unit Offering Option, record further details in the overflow box. If no limits are specified, default Assessment Items are assigned to all students enrolled in the unit in the Teaching Period. Similarly, if non-default Assessment Items are not limited, they are available for manual assignment to all students. If limits are specified, then default items are assigned only to Student Unit Attempts with matching attributes. Similarly, non-default Assessment Items with specified limits are only available for manual assignment to Student Unit Attempts with matching attributes.
Where a Unit Offering Pattern is related to more than one Exam Period (eg. year long units), individual unit Assessment Items may be for different Exam Periods. For example, a unit offered in a year long Teaching Period might have two examinations; one mid year and one at the end of the year. Each of these Examinable Assessment Items is therefore related to a different Examination Period. This relationship can be created by specifying the appropriate Examination Calendar Type for each Assessment Item. If the Teaching Period spans multiple instances of an Examination Calendar Type (For example, a Teaching Period that starts in Semester 1 of one year and ends in Semester 1 of the following year) then it is necessary to specify the Examination Calendar Instance to which the assessment is related. If Examination Calendar Type or instance is not specified, the System will assume that the Assessment Item is related to all of the Teaching Period's parent Examination Calendars.
When creating a new version of a unit, the unit can be rolled over. All associated details including Assessment Items will be copied into the new version also. See the Maintain Basic Unit Details form (CRSF2210) for details on creating a new version of a unit. |
Rules/Notes: Assessment Items can only be linked to Unit Offering Options where the unit version is ACTIVE. An Assessment Item can be linked to a Unit Offering Pattern more than once. However, there are some validations:
Reference: Must be recorded for examinable items and assignments. For Examinable Items:
Assessment Pattern Items: Cannot be deleted. Remove the item from the pattern before deleting. Cannot be restricted to a particular Location, Mode or Class that differs from the restrictions applied to the pattern. Either modify the pattern or remove the Assessment Item from the pattern to modify. Where an Assessment Item exists in a default Assessment Pattern, it can be created as a default Assessment Item in its own right as long as the Offering Option does not overlap. For example, the Assessment Pattern may be for Location B, and the item may also exist as a Default for Location C. |
Last Modified on 23 February, 2004