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9.2 Structure <strong>of</strong> the assignments<br />
Multiple-choice assignments<br />
13<br />
INF305F/SED401I/SWE401I/<strong>101</strong><br />
Assignment 01 is a multiple-choice assignment, which should either be completed on the computer<br />
mark-reading sheet issued to you during registration, or be submitted electronically through myUnisa.<br />
The multiple-choice<br />
assignment is marked electronically on a predetermined date. For example, if the<br />
submission date for a particular assignment is 03 May and the scheduled marking date is 03 May, then<br />
all submitted assignments will be marked through batch processing by the computer one or two days<br />
after the due date.<br />
Written assignments<br />
Assignment 2 and 3 are written assignments. Assignment 2 should be posted to Unisa or uploaded on<br />
the myUnisa web site. Assignment 2 is used to determine your year mark. Assignment 3 is for selfevaluation<br />
and can be used to provide additional examples in your preparation for the November and/or<br />
January examinations.<br />
9.3 Year mark<br />
Each module leader may decide which assignments<br />
will count towards the year mark. For<br />
INF305F/SED401I/SWE401I you will receive a possible mark out <strong>of</strong> 10, which will count towards<br />
your final mark for the year. For this module, we will use the mark<br />
that you receive for Assignment 02.<br />
9.4 Model solutions<br />
Model solutions will<br />
be posted to the module web site two to three weeks after the due date <strong>of</strong> each<br />
assignment. A single printed version <strong>of</strong> solutions will also be sent to learners.<br />
9.5 Submitting an assignment<br />
You can submit your assignments in several ways.<br />
1. electronically through the myUnisa server,<br />
2. by postal mail,<br />
3. By placing them in one <strong>of</strong> Unisa’s assignment<br />
boxes.<br />
Postal or assignment-box<br />
submission <strong>of</strong> an assignment<br />
1. Complete your assignment and place it in an assignment<br />
cover provided during registration.<br />
2. Put your assignment in an envelope and submit the assignment using the postal mail<br />
or one <strong>of</strong><br />
Unisa’s assignment mail boxes.<br />
Electronic submission <strong>of</strong> an assignment<br />
1. Click on the electronic submission<br />
link on myUnisa<br />
for INF305F (or for SED401I) (or for<br />
SWE401I) and complete your answers on the sheet<br />
provided for the applicable<br />
assignment.<br />
2.<br />
Upload your assignment.
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