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Mark Scheme

The document outlines a mark scheme for assessing students' skills in word processing, web design, and spreadsheets. It lists specific objectives being assessed and the maximum marks allocated to each, along with details of what is required to earn each mark. Skills include formatting, page layout, tables, mail merge, hyperlinks, functions, formulas, and sorting.

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Mark Scheme

The document outlines a mark scheme for assessing students' skills in word processing, web design, and spreadsheets. It lists specific objectives being assessed and the maximum marks allocated to each, along with details of what is required to earn each mark. Skills include formatting, page layout, tables, mail merge, hyperlinks, functions, formulas, and sorting.

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CSEC IT Sample Paper 031–School-

Based Assessment Mark Scheme


Word-processing: maximum of 20 marks
Specific Key Skills Mark Maximum
Objective The effectiveness with which the candidate has Allocation marks per
confidently used and/or manipulated: sub-section
S4: SO3 Document Formatting features (4)
No more than FOUR features to be tested:
• Any TWO: bold, underline, italics
• Justification (centre, right, full)
• Changes in line spacing
• Superscript and/or subscript
• Changes in font or font size
• Page numbering
S4: SO3 Page Layout (2)
• Any change in margins, page orientation, paper sizes 1
or text orientation
• Correct use of header OR footer OR footnotes OR 1
endnotes
Select any two of the following (SO1 and SO2)
S4: SO1 Inserting/importing files (2)
• Graphic/chart in document 1
• Graphic/chart/table sized appropriately to fit in 1
desired location/margins
S4: SO2 Columns (2)
• Correct use in entire document or selected text 2
• Mostly correct in document or selected text 1
S4: SO2 Tables (2)
• Correct number of rows and columns 1
• Correct formatting of table (e.g. border, shading of 1
cells, colour)
Select any TWO of the following (SO6, SO7 or SO8)
S4: SO7 Table of Contents (5)
• Auto-generation of table of contents 1
• In suitable location 1
• At least TWO levels of headings 1
• Suitable headings chosen (1 mark EACH) 2

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Specific Key Skills Mark Maximum
Objective The effectiveness with which the candidate has Allocation marks per
confidently used and/or manipulated: sub-section
S4: SO4 Mail Merge Facility (5)
Selection or creation of required merge fields in:
• Data source 1
• Primary document (link to final consistent with 1
merged document)
Insertion of correct merge field in:
• Appropriate section 1
• Correct merge 2
S4: SO9 Fillable Forms (5)
Appropriate use of at least THREE of: 3
• Option boxes, check boxes, text boxes, date picker,
drop-down lists, and command buttons
Layout of form for ease of use
• Layout clear and easy to follow 2
• Some aspects of layout not clear or easy to follow 1

Web-Based Design: maximum of 10 marks


Specific Key Skills Mark Maximum
Objective The effectiveness with which the Allocation marks per
student has used or applied sub-section
S4: SO8 /9 Appropriate design features to create a simple (3)
(current SO) web page
• Inclusion of graphics and text 1
• Appropriate use of text 1
• Appropriate use of graphics 1
S4: SO/9 Web page for intended audience (2)
• Layout suitable for intended audience 2
• Mostly suitable for intended audience 1
S4: SO12 Consistent Information on the page specific (3)
with requirements
• Majority of information consistent with 3
requirements
• Somewhat consistent with requirements 2
• A few aspects are consistent with requirements 1

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Specific Key Skills Mark Maximum
Objective The effectiveness with which the Allocation marks per
student has used or applied sub-section
S4: SO11 Hyperlinks (2)
The presence of a link for any TWO of the following:
• link to another web page;
• link to a location within the web page;
• link to an email address;
• link to user-created files.

Spreadsheet: maximum of 20 marks


Specific The effectiveness with which students use or Mark Maximum
Objective manipulate Allocation marks per
sub-section
S5: SO3 Pre-defined systems functions - 1 mark each for (3)
correct use of any THREE functions
• Discount Column 1
• Total paid by customers
• Total cost of services
• Loan function
S5: SO4 Arithmetic formulae – 2 marks each for any THREE (3)
formulas:
• 10% deduction 3
• 8% of total amount paid
• Calculation of months in LOAN sheet
S5: SO5 Replicate formulae into other cells (2)
• Use of absolute addressing or range names (two 2
different examples):
• 10% and 8% in EXTRA sheet
• Range of summary data
S5: SO6 Spreadsheet formatting (4)
• Any TWO: Decimal place, currency, comma, 2
percentage features
• Justified, left, right, centre, font or font size 1
• Advanced use such as merging cells, wrap text 1

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Specific The effectiveness with which students use or Mark Maximum
Objective manipulate Allocation marks per
sub-section
S5: SO7 Sorting data in the spreadsheet (1)
Service type field 1
• Data sorted in ascending order as required
S5: SO7 Extracting data (2)
Customers who paid on a specific date 1
• Simple filter in place
• Evidence of criteria (e.g. B3<20) 1
S5:SO7 Pivot Tables (1)
SERVICE table 1
• Use of pivot tables to summarise a large group of
data
S5: SO8 Charting operations (3)
Comparison of customer and service costs 1
• Ability to select required range of adjacent/non-
adjacent cell for use in a chart
• Appropriate chart such as bar/column chart, line 1
graph, pie chart
• Appropriate labeling of chart title, chart axes and/ 1
or data labels
S5: SO9 Use of two or more sheets (1)
• Linking 8% and 10% cells in EXTRA sheet to other 1
sheets
• Linking of cells in different sheets

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Database Management: maximum of 20 marks
Specific The effectiveness with which students Mark Maximum
Objective use or manipulate features to Allocation marks per
sub-section
S6: SO3 Create a database (5)
• Appropriate fieldnames 1
• Appropriate data types 1
• Populating table 1
• Create minimum of two database tables/files 1
• Selecting a suitable primary key 1
S6: SO3 Simultaneous use of two or more tables/files (2)
• Joining between pairs of database tables/files 1
• Evidence of relationship (1:1 or 1:M) 1
S6: SO4 Create queries (5)
• Simple query (1 criteria) 1
• Complex query: >1 criteria (1) using more than 2
one table (1)
• Correct use of and result from calculated field in 2
query
S6: SO4 Create forms (2)
• Form with sub-form created 1 (2)
• Appropriate fields for sub-form 1
S6: SO4 Sort a database table/file/report (1)
• Evidence of sort 1
S6: SO5 Generate reports (5)
• Selection of appropriate fields for report 1
• Statistical and/or summary features (e.g. count, 1
sum, average)
• Grouping required fields 1
• Correct specific report title (2); Generic report 2
title only (1)

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Problem-Solving and Programming: maximum of 15 marks)
Specific The effectiveness with which students Mark Maximum
Objective employed techniques to create or design Allocation marks per
sub-section
S7: SO5 Flowchart or pseudocode (6)
• Start of algorithm 1
• Identifying user-friendly variable names 1
• Initializing variables 1
Processing
• Request for data (prompt) 1
• Storing data (reading data)
Appropriate and logical use of structures:
• Selection 1
• Looping 1
S7: SO7 Trace table (3)
• Variables identified in trace table 1
• Appropriate test data 1
• Changes in values correctly demonstrated 1
S3: SO2 Program Execution (2)
• Working program 2
• Some errors 1
Program language features / working solution (3)
Variable initialization 1
S8: SO5 Control structures:
• Appropriate use of selection statements (if-then, 1
if-then-else, or case statement)
• Looping - (while, repeat or for) 1
S8: SO7 Documentation (1)
Program documentation (such as author, date 1
created, statement of problem, and suitable inline
comments)

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