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4510_COMP_SCI_X_0019 Key Info Check

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Match the assessments with the correct late submission policy and correct extension policy. Assessment Can I submit late? Can I get an extension? Practical Exercises [ Select ] No: Late submissions are rejected. Yes, but with a late pentalty: The total mark scales by 25% after the deadline and again every day after. Yes, but with a late pentalty: The maximum available mark will decrease by 25% after the deadline and again every day after. Yes, with no penalty. [ Select ] Yes. Automatic extensions are available if requirements are met. Further extension requests can be made to the course email address. No. There are no extensions for this assessment. Yes, but with restrictions. Ask in person at a workshop. Yes, but with restrictions. Ask on Piazza. Yes, but with restrictions. Send an email to the course email address. Weekly Quizzes No: Submissions cannot be made after the deadline. [ Select ] Yes. Automatic extensions are available if requirements are met. Further extension requests can be made to the course email address. No. There are no extensions for this assessment. Yes, but with restrictions. Send an email to the course email address. Yes, but with restrictions. Ask on Piazza. Yes, but with restrictions. Ask in person at a workshop. Web Application Project [ Select ] No: Submissions cannot be made after the deadline. Yes, with no penalty. Yes, but with a late pentalty: The total mark scales by 25% after the deadline and again every day after. Yes, but with a late pentalty: The maximum available mark will decrease by 25% after the deadline and again every day after. [ Select ] No. There are no extensions for this assessment. Yes, but with restrictions. Ask on Piazza. Yes. Automatic extensions are available if requirements are met. Further extension requests can be made to the course email address. Yes, but with restrictions. Send an email to the course email address. Yes, but with restrictions. Ask in person at a workshop. Final Assessment [ Select ] Yes, with no penalty. No: Submissions cannot be made after the deadline. Yes, but with a late pentalty: The maximum available mark will decrease by 25% after the deadline and again every day after. Yes, but with a late pentalty: The total mark scales by 25% after the deadline and again every day after. [ Select ] Yes, but with restrictions. Ask in person at a workshop. Yes. Automatic extensions are available if requirements are met. Further extension requests can be made to the course email address. Yes, but with restrictions. Send an email to the course email address. No. There are no extensions for this assessment. Yes, but with restrictions. Ask on Piazza.

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We are given a match-the-policy task with two policies for each assessment: late submissions and extensions. For each assessment, multiple options are presented, and the answer field provides the selected option for each dropdown in order: practical exercises (late policy), practical exercises (extension), weekly quizzes (late), weekly quizzes (extension), web application project (late), web application project (extension), final assessment (late), final assessment (extension). Below, I walk through each option and explain why the chosen option is correct and why the other options are not suitable, using general assessment-policy reasoning. Practical Exercises – Late submission policy options: - Option A: 'Yes, but with a late penalty: The maximum available mark will decrease by 25% after the deadline and again every day after.' - Option B: 'Yes, but with a late penalty: The total mark scales by 25% after the deadline and again every day after.' - Option C: 'No: Late submissions are rejected.' - Option D: 'Yes, with no penalty.' Analysis of practical exercises late policy options: - The chosen option (A) asserts a reduction in the maximum mark by 25% each day after the deadline. This is a common scheme where the final score diminishes as time passes, which aligns with many courses’ practice of penalizing late submissions by a percentage of the maximum score. It preserves some credit for late work while discouraging delays. - Option B would reduce the total mark by 25% each day, which effectively compounds differently than a cap on the maximum possible score; while similar in spirit, it can be confusing because it implies the final grade scales downward in a way that isn’t as standard as reducing the maximum possible marks. Depending on implementation, this could yield the same numeric outcome as A in some cases, but the wording emphasizes a different mechanism and is less conventional. - Option C claims late submissions are rejected, which is a strict no-late-policy stance and would generally be incompatible with a later “Yes, but with a penalty” phrasing. It contradicts the idea of accepting late work with penalties. - Option D states no penalty for late submissions, which contradicts the idea of a late-penalty policy and is inconsist......Login to view full explanation

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