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Supplementary material for
T471: Telematics-Project
Tutor-Marked Assignment 02
Spring 2016 semester, TMA 02
Cut-Off Date: April 18, 2016
Total Marks: 100
Plagiarism Warning:
As per AOU rules and regulations, all students are required to submit their own TMA work and avoid plagiarism. The AOU has implemented sophisticated techniques for plagiarism detection. You must provide all references in case you use and quote another person's work in your TMA. You will be penalized for any act of plagiarism as per the AOU's rules and regulations.
Declaration of No Plagiarism by Student (to be signed and submitted by student with TMA work):
I hereby declare that this submitted TMA work is a result of my own efforts and I have not plagiarized any other person's work. I have provided all references of information that I have used and quoted in my TMA work.
Name of Student:………………………………..
Signature:…………………………………………...
Date:……………………………………………………
Contents
Question 1: Your report outline (Table of content) (25 marks) ..................................................................... 2
Question 2: The approaches that have been used (30 marks) ...................................................................... 2
Question 3: The Activities (20 marks) ............................................................................................................ 3
Question 4: Individual contribution (10 marks) ............................................................................................. 3
The work structure, proper use of references, quality of the TMA language (15 marks) .............................. 4
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Question 1: Your report outline (Table of content) (25 marks)
Develop and present an outline plan of your project report. You might find it helpful to think in terms of your plan as providing a route-map for the reader of your report. Your outline should give:
• A clear plan of your report’s structure and contents, including the probable sections, subsections, references and appendixes, with their titles;
• One or two sentences or bullet points showing what you intend to discuss under each of the various sections and subsections headings;
• What you intend to put into the appendixes;
Mark allocation
Your tutor will be looking for:
 Meaningful titles for the sections of the report. (5 marks)
 A clear indication that all the areas required for the report will be covered. (5 marks)
 Logical order: It should be possible to see the ‘story’ that students are telling simply by looking at the titles of the sections, subsections and appendixes. (5 marks)
 A match between the content and the titles: One or two sentences or bullet points about what you intend to discuss under each of the various section and subsection headings. (5 marks)
 A clear division of the material into an appropriate number of sections and subsections. Are there too many levels, or too few? (5 marks)
Question 2: The approaches that have been used (30 marks)
a. Within the context of your project domain, what is the approach that you have used to develop your project? (at the conceptual and/or the practical level) ( 6 marks)
b. Present the justifications for choosing the above-mentioned approach. ( 6 marks)
c. What is the potential alternative approach or method that you could have used instead? ( 6 marks)
d. Why you consider the way you have followed to solve the problem is better than other methods? ( 6 marks)
e. What are the software or modeling tools you used while progressing in your project? You are required to support your choice by presenting clear justifications. ( 6 marks)
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Question 3: The Activities (20 marks)
In your project proposal, you have presented a target for your work, and, you have listed a set of aims you intend to achieve throughout your project progress.
a- How have you proceeded and what did you do to achieve the aims and targets you set to yourself ? ( 5 marks)
b- What are the changes you have made since the first project proposal up to this stage to keep the project on the right track? specify the reasons behind each of the changes you have made. ( 7 marks)
c- What are the evidences you intend to include to demonstrate what you have achieved? This might include ( 8 marks):
 Achieved results
 Data Flow Diagrams
 ER Diagrams
 Functional dependencies
 Schema diagrams
 table structure
 component diagram
 Progress flowcharts
 Component diagram
 Any other diagram that shows the operation of the system.
Question 4: Individual contribution (10 marks)
If you are a member of a team developing this project (projects with more than one student), then each member should answer this question separately.
Describe your participation and role in doing the project. This should include:
- Description of your allocated tasks.
- Significance (contribution) of your part to the overall project functionality.
If you are developing your project alone, you need to answer this question as well, you have to highlight your own contribution and whether you have used ready-made material or not and to what extent (such as software or piece of software, or module, or hardware parts …)
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The work structure, proper use of references, quality of the TMA language (15 marks)
- Structure (2 marks)
- Clarity (2 marks)
- Student's response to the previous Tutor’s Feedback. (4 marks)
- Proper list of references (5 marks)
- Proper reference citation (2 marks)