Project-Assessment

= Criterion A | Criterion B | Criterion C | Criterion D | Criterion E | Criterion F | Criterion G =

Assessing the project
There are seven criteria for the project.

The criteria should be applied systematically against the relevant parts of the project.
 * The documentation supporting the product is assessed in criteria A–F inclusive.
 * The functionality and organization of the product and cover page are assessed in criterion G.

=Internal Assessment Criteria=

**Requirements specification**
The specific performance criteria within the requirements specification will be used in criterion F to evaluate the effectiveness of the product.


 * Justification of proposed solution**

This is completed in extended writing.

Criterion C: Project Schedule Back to top
The project schedule must include the following.
 * Dates
 * Actions
 * Details

Criterion D: Product Design Back to top
There are four significant components to the product design. The following informatoin should also be included as part of the product design
 * Overall structure
 * Internal structure
 * List of resources
 * List of techniques
 * Test plan
 * Agreement of client

Criterion E: Product Development Back to top
The student must demonstrate the techniques, with screenshots, that were used to develop the IT solution identified in criterion B for the client identified in criterion A and justify why they have been used.

A complex product is defined as one that includes at least three appropriate advanced techniques. The list of techniques will be posted on the OCC annually.

Criterion F: Product Evaluation and Future Product Development Back to top
The student must evaluate the effectiveness of the finished product, based on feedback from the client. This must include direct references to the specific performance criteria identified in the requirements specification as part of criterion B.

The student must recommend proposals for future improvements of the product.

Criterion G: Required Elements Back to top
This criterion assesses the extent to which the three formal requirements are met.
 * The content within the product is sufficient for an IT-literate third party to reliably evaluate its effectiveness **and** the product functions as required.
 * The prescribed cover page is used and functions as required.
 * Appropriate file names and folder structures are used throughout the project