The document outlines the marking rubric for two tasks on a Financial Mathematics course. It provides evaluation criteria for assigning grades ranging from High Distinction to Weak. Criteria include the ability to apply mathematical concepts to financial problems, analyze repayment methods, evaluate investment projects, organize reports clearly, and think critically to justify decisions. Higher grades require very good coverage of topics, strong analysis, and good critical thinking skills. Lower grades are assigned for poor abilities in these areas.
The document outlines the marking rubric for two tasks on a Financial Mathematics course. It provides evaluation criteria for assigning grades ranging from High Distinction to Weak. Criteria include the ability to apply mathematical concepts to financial problems, analyze repayment methods, evaluate investment projects, organize reports clearly, and think critically to justify decisions. Higher grades require very good coverage of topics, strong analysis, and good critical thinking skills. Lower grades are assigned for poor abilities in these areas.
The document outlines the marking rubric for two tasks on a Financial Mathematics course. It provides evaluation criteria for assigning grades ranging from High Distinction to Weak. Criteria include the ability to apply mathematical concepts to financial problems, analyze repayment methods, evaluate investment projects, organize reports clearly, and think critically to justify decisions. Higher grades require very good coverage of topics, strong analysis, and good critical thinking skills. Lower grades are assigned for poor abilities in these areas.
CODE : MTES3043 COURSE NAME : FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS
Task 3: Report 1: Amortization of loan (20%)
Grade Score Evaluation Criteria
High Distinction 18.0 – 20.0 Contents and Coverage
(90 – 100%) - Very good ability in applying mathematics concepts A+ to solve financial problems. (C3) - Very good analysis of repayment methods to make decisions. (C5) Quality of Discussions - Very good ability to find ideas and alternative solutions to justify decision making. (CTPS3)
Distinction 15.0 – 17.9 Contents and Coverage
(75 – 89%) - Good ability in applying mathematics concepts to A dan A- solve financial problems. (C3) - Good analysis of repayment methods to make decisions. (C5) Quality of Discussions - Good ability to find ideas and alternative solutions to justify decision making. (CTPS3)
Credit 12.0 – 14.9 Contents and Coverage
(60 – 74%) - Average ability in applying mathematics concepts to B+, B dan B- solve financial problems. (C3) - Some what good analysis of repayment methods to make decisions. (C5) Quality of Discussions - Average ability to find ideas and alternative solutions to justify decision making. (CTPS3)
Pass 10.0 – 11.9 Contents and Coverage
(50 – 59%) - Poor ability in applying mathematical concepts to C+ dan C solve financial problems. (C3) - Poor analysis of repayment methods to make decisions. (C5) Quality of Discussions - Poor ability to find ideas and alternative solutions to justify decision making. (CTPS3)
Weak < 10.0 Contents and Coverage
(< 50%) - Very poor ability in applying mathematical concepts C-, D+, D, E and to solve financial problems. (C3) F - Very poor analysis of repayment methods to make decisions. (C5) Quality of Discussions - Very poor ability to find ideas and alternative solutions to justify decision making. (CTPS3) MARKING RUBRIC
CODE : MTES3043 COURSE NAME : FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS
Task 4: Report 2: Investment Project (20%)
Grade Scale Evaluation Criteria
High Distinction 18.0 – 20.0 Coverage and Contents
(90 – 100%) - Very good ability to evaluate projects using NPV A+ and IRR. (C5) Organisation of Report - Very good organization of report. Very clear and coherent. Ideas very well related. (A4) Quality of Discussion - Very good critical thinking, problem solving skills and decisions making based on reliable evidence in presenting arguments based on data.(CTPS5) - Very good ability to accept new ideas and very good self-autonomy learning. (LL2)
Distinction 15.0 – 17.9 Coverage and Contents
(75 – 89%) - Good ability to evaluate projects using NPV and A dan A- IRR. (C5) Organisation of Report - Good organization of report. Clear and coherent. Ideas well related. (A4) Quality of Discussion - Good critical thinking and problem solving skills and decisions making based on reliable evidence in presenting arguments based on data. (CTPS5) - Good ability to accept new ideas and good self- autonomy learning. (LL2)
Credit 12.0 – 14.9 Coverage and Contents
(60 – 74%) - Average ability to evaluate projects using NPV and B+, B dan B- IRR. (C5) Organisation of Report - Organization of report is somewhat clear, coherent and related. (A4) Quality of Discussion - Average critical thinking, problem solving skills and decisions making based on reliable evidence in presenting arguments based on data. (CTPS5) - Somewhat good abilities to accept new ideas and self-autonomy learning. (LL2)
Pass 10.0 – 11.9 Coverage and Contents
(50 – 59%) - Poor ability to evalute projects using NPV and IRR. C+ dan C (C5) Organization of Report - Poor organization of report. Unclear and incoherent. Ideas are unrelated. (A4) Quality of Discussion - Poor critical thinking, problem solving skills and decisions making based on reliable evidence in presenting arguments based on data. (CTPS5) - Poor ability to accept new ideas and self-autonomy learning. (LL2) Weak < 10.0 Coverage and Contents (< 50%) - Very poor ability to evaluate projects using NPV and C-, D+, D, E and IRR. (C5) F Organisation of Report - Very poor organization of report. Very unclear and incoherent. Ideas are not related at all. (A4) Quality of Discussion - Very poor critical thinking, problem solving skills and decisions making based on reliable evidence - Unable to present good arguments based on data. (CTPS5) - Very poor ability to accept new ideas and no self- autonomy learning. (LL2)