Sunday, 21 February 2016

Controlled Assessment Structure - DETAILED

How to layout your Controlled Assessment

Create a NEW WORD DOCUMENT
Save it in your CONTROLLED ASSESSMENT FOLDER  as:

SURNAME_FIRSTNAME_58243_CAND NO_TASK

Header and Footer with Information about you, the work and the School

Use Arial Font for all writing 
Fully Justify your text also 

and use 

Consolas Regular Font for all code in size 12


Further explanation of some of these sections can be seenhere


TITLE PAGE

CONTENTS PAGE

DESIGN OF SOLUTION (9 Marks)
What the Problem Involves (The problem in your own words from the paper)
Overview Plan (A numbered list of the problem and then a Flow Chart showing this list)
Predicting Future Needs (What do you think you might add to the solution in the future)
How to Solve this Problem (The tasks in order?  Is there any logical way?) 
Input/Output Storage Diagram (Where will you save and locate files and your program?)
Variables (What do you think you need?  Think about Naming Conventions)
Detailed Plan (From all the above what is your plan Using AQA Pseudocode)

SOLUTION DEVELOPMENT (9 Marks)
How my solution meets the User's Requirements (Show what you have planned will do what you have been asked)
Annotated Code (Show where your code attempts to solve the problem)
What the User Sees (Snips/Print Screens of the program)
Full Code Print Out (in Consolas Font)

PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES (36 Marks)


TESTING AND EVALUATION (9 Marks)
Evidence of Test Plan  (Print Screens of your program running/What the user sees)
Evaluation Against Users Needs
How Well Does It Deliver What the User Wanted?
Suggested Improvements

If at any time you find problems with what you have already done don't delete what you have written but add an improved version e.g. flowchart v2 and add a note explain this in the testing section and by the improvement.

1 comment:

  1. you can try drawing / updating flowchart with creately diagramming and collaboration software. there are 1000's of flowchart examples in the community along with templates that you can use freely.

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