From b50d6f31187a7b36e1af38b54509005fdd08638a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Sorrel Harriet <s.harriet@gold.ac.uk> Date: Wed, 6 Jan 2016 15:56:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] uploading marksheet --- sburc001_marksheet.md | 65 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 65 insertions(+) create mode 100644 sburc001_marksheet.md diff --git a/sburc001_marksheet.md b/sburc001_marksheet.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..74c84dc --- /dev/null +++ b/sburc001_marksheet.md @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +# Marksheet: Databases, Networks & the Web - Term 1 Lab Portfolio + +| Student ID | Mark (/10) | +|-----------------------|-----------------------| +| 33347191 | 5 | + +--- + +## What your mark means + +| Mark | Descriptor | Equivalent Classification | +|---------------|-----------------------|---------------------------------------| +| <4 | Unsatisfactory | Unclassified (fail) | +| 4 | Acceptable | 3 | +| 5 | Satisfactory | 2:2 | +| 6 | Good | 2:1 | +| 7 | Excellent | 1 | +| >7 | Outstanding | 1 | + +--- + +## Marker Comments + +An acceptable piece of work which demonstrates some effort has been made to understand the example code. However, there are many similarities with the example and not enough personalization. + ++ When adding a record, it is not possible to choose another artist besides Bob Marley. ++ It is not possible to add more orders ++ Addrecord.php not included in views ++ no contributions in the forum + +--- + +## Mark Grid + +Breakdown of your marks. Marks are awarded out of 100 and divided by 10 to give you a scaled percentage. +**Please note, full marks will not be given where code bears a very close resemblance to that of the example app.** + +| REQUIREMENT | Marks | +|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------| +| **BASIC** | | +| Application is well organised with a logical directory structure | 3/5 | +| Includes an .sql file containing a minimum of 4 TABLE CREATE statements | 3/5 | +| Includes an .sql file containing INSERT statements for adding dummy data to tables | 3/5 | +| Statements use correct SQL syntax and make appropriate use of data types | 3/5 | +| Statements include 2 or more logical foreign key constraints | 4/5 | +| Application is deployed at the URL specified in the README file | 5/5 | +| Application is navigable via a single point of entry | 3/5 | +| Application has a minimum of 3 distinct views | 3/5 | +| Successful use of `mysqli` or PDO extention to connect to database | 4/5 | +| Successful use of `mysqli` or PDO extention to query database | 4/5 | +| A table join is used in one or more queries | 3/5 | +| Application includes an HTML form which submits a POST request to a valid URL for processing | 3/5 | +| Form processing script executes some form of data manipulation statement on the database | 3/5 | +| Some basic methods of data validation are used in the processing script | 3/5 | +| **HIGHER LEVEL** | | +| A transaction has been implemented in the application | 0/5 | +| Evidence of extended learning (i.e. use of PHP functions/advanced SQL not taught on module) | 0/15 | +| Contributions have been made on forum | 0/5 | +| Regular commits have been made to GitLab | 3/5 | +| **TOTAL (UNSCALED)** | **50/100** | +| **TOTAL (SCALED)** | **5/10** | + +## In case of concerns + +If you require further clarification on anything mentioned in the marker's **comments**, or if you have a **reasonable complaint** about your mark, please email Sorrel (s.harriet@gold.ac.uk). Be aware that a minor adjustment to your mark may not affect the scaled percentage. -- GitLab