One exam carries 70 per cent of the final assessment, with 30 per cent based on five laboratory reports. I consolidates those parts of the A Level syllabus in physical and inorganic chemistry which are important to general engineering. One exam is worth 70 per cent of final assessment, and coursework is worth 30 per cent. It provides skills in basic research and information acquisition, and also in presenting information. One exam carries 75 per cent of final marks, with a further 25 per cent from coursework and a report.
Assessment is wholly by coursework.
It is assessed wholly on coursework. The credit values are indicative of the effort you will be expected to put in. Ten credits equate to about 100 hours of effort, including your own personal study time as well as participation in lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical laboratory work, visits, field trips etc. Credits are awarded for passing the module. Each module is examined at the end of the semester in which it finishes.