Kingwell - Designing Apporpriate Authentic Assessments

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What thoughts do you have about the use of electronic mail? What are the stages that must be completed before an email may be sent from A to B? Make a mental note of your current level of comprehension. What exactly does it mean to differentiate between things, and why is doing so so vitally important? Consider the amount of fine detail that has been included into each of the models (or abstraction).

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watch the following videos from the YouTube channel StatQuest:● Machine Learning Fundamentals: Sensitivity and Specificity● ROC and AUC, Clearly Explained!After reading and watching those videos, you should write a short essay that answers the followingquestions in your own words:● What is precision, recall, sensitivity, and specificity? How would you explain it to someone new tothe field of machine learning?● What is the precision/recall trade-off? Provide an unique example to illustrate the concept.● Explain the ROC curve and how it is used.

SET 1 a) Discuss and describe an important idea or hypothesis from the course. b) How can you use this explanation to explain a personal experience? Please be as specific as possible. The aim of this written submission is for you to focus on the events of your life (work/school/family/friends) and use them as an excuse to put what you've learned in class into reality. Try to answer the following questions when you write your submissions 3) In your view, what elements of the idea, hypothesis, or suggestion fit well?

Question#2) Case Study: JazzN!ghts is a famous Jazz festival, held in Zurich every year. Since its first edition in 1986, it has gone through several major changes regarding its structure, length and location, but the tickets have always been sold in a traditional way: through two events agencies. The organizers decided to completely modernize the tickets selling system and created the following concept. From this year on, the tickets will be sold in three distinct ways: traditionally, i.e. by the two events agencies, in electronic format directly on the festival website, and through SBB. All parties will have access to the same unique tickets database of the new system, to avoid double selling. A partnership with the SBB railway company needs to be set up, such that SBB can sell combi-tickets including both the festival admission fee and the train ride to the festival venue at reduced price, from anywhere in Switzerland. This way, more music fans would have easier and cheaper access…

SET 1 a) Discuss and describe an important idea or hypothesis from the course. b) How can you use this explanation to explain a personal experience? Please be as specific as possible. The aim of this written submission is for you to focus on the events of your life (work/school/family/friends) and use them as an excuse to put what you've learned in class into reality. Try to answer the following questions when you write your submissions. 1) What did you take away from the encounter?

What thoughts do you have about the use of electronic mail? What are the stages that must be completed before an email may be sent from A to B? Make a mental note of your current level of comprehension. What exactly does it mean to differentiate between things, and why is doing so so vitally important? Consider the amount of specific information that was included in each of the models (or levels of abstraction).

Please paraphrase the text below and rewrite it in your own words. Since the enactment of the Bayh–Dole Act in the USA in 1980, there has been a substantial rise in the commercialization of science and other forms of university technology transfer. According to the Bayh-Dole Act, universities are allowed to get the intellectual property rights of inventions made through the employees on their campus. An increase in university licensing, patenting and start-up creation in the USA has also been observed in many countries in Europe and Asia, as well as in Australia and Canada. These commercialization activities have come to be known in some circles as ‘academic entrepreneurship’. Academic entrepreneurship has certain distinctive features more traditional forms of entrepreneurship, notably regarding the emergence of entrepreneurial ventures from traditionally non- commercial contexts, where the academic usually continues to work for the university, and the ownership of intellectual…

Guide: How a Bill Becomes a Law Steps: 1. Bill Introduction a. Ideas and language for bills may come fram lawmakers, labbyists, the president, and sometimes regular citizens. b. But only members of the House of Representatives of the Senate can introduce a bill. c. Bills can start in either the House or the Senate. i. Applied thinking: What role might interest groups play at this stage of legislation? 2. Committee Action a. After a bill is introduced in the House ar Senate, bills are sent to a committee (or subcommittees) related to the subject of the bill. The committee will hold a hearing with various experts to analyze the bill and receive public comment. b. Committees are small groups of lawmakers who are experts in the subject area. c. Committees can: i. "Table" a bill (gnore it). ii. Kill a bill (vote "no"). ii. Rewrite or amend the bill. iv. Or advance the bill (vote "yes"). 3. Floor Action a. Bill is debated by the full House or Senate. b. Amendments (changes) are offered/added…

Complete the sentences using the right form of the verb in brackets. Mr Morgan _______ classes for almost two decades. He is one of the best teachers in school (TEACH)

What kind of mental picture do you conjure up whenever you think about email? Is it possible for a message to be sent to the individual who it is meant for? It is important to keep track of everything you've studied up to this point. To what degree does one's comprehension of the differences between the two need to be prioritised? How specific (or general) are the various models, and how do they stack up against one another?

1 Print Evaluating a Procedural Text In this task, you'll read a procedural text and then evaluate its organization and clarity, applying the guidelines you read previously. Then you'll suggest ways to improve it. This task will help you become familiar with the components of this type of text before you write your own. Read this written lab procedure, and then answer the questions that follow: Performing a Lab Experiment First, you'll need to make sure you have all your equipment, such as a science notebook, dissection tools, a stopwatch, an electronic balance, glassware, and possibly many others. The next thing that you'll want to do is have all your safety equipment—helmet, mask, goggles, ear protection, respirator, welding mask, whatever you need. Always follow these guidelines for safety: Read the entire lab procedure. Bring only needed materials into area. Know where the safety and emergency equipment is located. It's important to understand how to dispose of waste after…

Select all of the following that describe good netiquette. (More than one answer is correct. Mark all that apply.) State your thoughts clearly Use standard English spelling and grammar Do not use all capital letters Do not use rude language

Q3:Your company has just acquired a smaller company that sells office automation software. The smaller company's spreadsheet software has a large market share, with many satisfied users (the major reason for the acquisition was that these existing users are potential customers for your company's other products). Unfortunately, no documentation for the spreadsheet software can be found, and the source code is not commented. How would you go about maintaining this software to keep the customers happy?

What kind of mental picture do you have of e-mail? When a message is sent, how does it get to its destination? Make a note of what you've learned. What and why are the differences? Consider the degree of detail (or degree of abstraction) contained in various types of models

Experimental Engineering Analysis: Experimental engineering analysis is used for Solution of engineering problems true false There are in general levels of standards of measurements International standards and Working standards true False The value of the Mega is equal to 10^-6 * true false

Unit Learning Outcomes LO1 LO2 LO3 LO4 Examine set theory and functions applicable to software engineering. Analyse mathematical structures of objects using graph theory. Investigate solutions to problem situations using the application of Boolean algebra. Explore applicable concepts within abstract algebra. Transferable skills and competencies developed Research skills and analytical thinking Vocational scenario: You and your teammate decided to create a system to predict fires and gas leaks and turn on an alarm if a fire or gas leak occurs and a motion sensor to detect if there is someone in the room. Microelectronic is a company where all the sensors you need can be found. The sensors (fire, gas leak and motion) you ordered were sent to you along with a datasheet that explained how you could connect them. You and your teammate decided that your system would work as follows: • A sound alarm will be triggered if there is a gas leak or fire in the room. • A light alarm will be…

(e) Based on the type of hacker you select, explain whether a hacker should be legally prosecuted in they break into a device and review or perhaps revise or destroy the data in the device. (f) If you feel the hacker is doing something of benefit, explain your thoughts. (g) Every person in the class must present their own unique situation regarding ergonomics so there should be no duplicates from anyone in the class when they present their Discussion entry.

A model is a form of representing something: There are several types of models: Descriptive, Prescriptive, Structural, Behavioral, Symbolic, and Physical. Describe and provide an example of four of them please unique answer.....thanks

What is the best thing to do to assist cooperating teacher in setting up a conducive learning environment in the following conditions: 1. Bulletin board display 2. Small group discussion

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Question 1: With the fast and wide spread of COVID-19, universities and schools adopted the remote teaching methods. This also led to replacing the traditional assessing methods such as paper based exams and lab exams with long homework and reports. Unfortunately, many students thought this is a good opportunity to get high marks by copying elegant thoughtful ideas or even asking or paying people in practice to their reports. All this and even other behaviors are considered plagiarism, and plagiarism is a malpractice in the academia and results in sanctions that students were sometime surprised to receive. Write a report titled "Plagiarism in academia" covering the following topics: Define Plagiarism. Why students plagiarize? (at least 4 reasons) Discuss students' actions in their assignments that are considered plagiarism. (at least 4 actions considered plagiarism) Discuss forms/types of academic plagiarism. (at least 4 forms) Explain Paraphrasing and citation concepts. Explain the…

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