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9.2 Structure of the assignments
Assignments are structured as either multiple-choice or written assignments.
Multiple-choice assignments
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Two of the four assignments are multiple-choice assignments, which should either be
completed on the computer mark-reading sheet issued to you during registration, or be
submitted electronically through myUnisa. Each of the multiple-choice assignments is marked
electronically on a predetermined date. For example, if the submission date for a particular
assignment is 28 March and the scheduled marking date is 28 March, then all submitted
assignments will be marked through batch processing by the computer one or two days after
the due date.
Written assignments
Assignments 3 and 4 are written assignments. Assignment 3 is used to determine your year
mark. Assignment 4 is for self-evaluation and can be used to provide additional examples in
your preparation for the November/January examination.
9.3 Year mark
Each module leader may decide which assignments will count towards the year mark. For
INF305F/SED401I/SWE401I you will receive a possible mark out of 10, which will count
towards your final mark for the year. For this module, we will use the mark that you receive for
Assignment 3.
9.4 Model solutions
Model solutions for Assignments 1 to 3 will be posted to the module website 2 to 3 weeks
after the due date of each assignment. A single printed version of solutions will also be sent
to you.
9.5 Submitting an assignment
You can submit your assignments in several ways:
1 electronically through the myUnisa server
2 by postal mail
3 by placing them in one of Unisa’s assignment boxes
Postal or assignment-box submission of an assignment
1 Complete your assignment and place it in an assignment cover provided during
registration.