Starter: Input/Output/Storage
Controlled Assessment
Your model will be marked out of 12 – here is the criteria for the 9-12 mark range;
The student has selected relevant data, developed a complex spreadsheet model that generates sufficient reliable and meaningful information to fully inform the decision-making process. Effective testing has been carried out. (9-12 marks)
How do you get these marks?
- Make sure you have commented on the relevance and reliability of the data you have selected – sources table and review
- Make sure your model works and fulfils its purpose – check the CAB
- In your review explain how you have tested your model to make sure the results are reliable.
Completing your review
Here are some of the design decisions that you should discuss in your review;
- How many different sheets do you have? Why? What is on each sheet? Why?
- What colours, font styles, font sizes have you used and why? Have you included any images – if yes, why?
- What tools have you used – =vlookup, =if, conditional formatting, spinners, sliders, validation etc. why have you used them?
Feedback
Make sure you have recorded at least 5 bits of feedbck from me or your buddy. Also make sure you have explained what you did as a result of the feedback. Adding a date and maybe even a time to your feedback is a good idea.
Selecting data;
You will have used the internet to find data which you have used in your model. Why did you decide to use this data? Was it relevant, reliable, up-to-date? How do you know?
Testing;
How do you know that your BMI calculation is correct? What could you do to test it? Are there any other calculations that would be useful to test.
Sources table;
Make sure you have recorded your sources somewhere (in your sources table or in your spreadsheet). Make sure that you have;
- included comments about copyright
- explained where and how you will use the information
- explained why you think the information is reliable
- included some sources of information you didn’t use and explain why you didn’t use them