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INFORMATICS UNIT 3


Area of Study 2 - Data analytics - drawing conclusions

The Informatics course revolves around a large project, called the SAT (School Assessed Task). It is not assessed using normal means but is marked using a state-wide common criteria.  There are four criteria for Unit 3 Outcome 2 work worth 10 marks each, and four criteria for Unit 4 Outcome 1 work worth 10 marks each.  Each Outcome is worth 15% of the overall subject value.

Information included here demonstrates how to directly address the SAT criteria with your end submissions:



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