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    ST104b Assessment Instructions

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    This document provides instructions for an online assessment for the ST104B Statistics 2 course. [It states that] the assessment will be a closed-book, take-home exam within a 3-hour window, with an expected completion time of 2 hours. Students should answer 4 questions total: Question 1 of Section A and all questions from Section B. Work must be handwritten, scanned, and uploaded as a single PDF file with the candidate number written on each page. Calculators may be used but no other software or programs. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.

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    This document provides instructions for an online assessment for the ST104B Statistics 2 course. [It states that] the assessment will be a closed-book, take-home exam within a 3-hour window, with an expected completion time of 2 hours. Students should answer 4 questions total: Question 1 of Section A and all questions from Section B. Work must be handwritten, scanned, and uploaded as a single PDF file with the candidate number written on each page. Calculators may be used but no other software or programs. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.

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    This document provides instructions for an online assessment for the ST104B Statistics 2 course. [It states that] the assessment will be a closed-book, take-home exam within a 3-hour window, with an expected completion time of 2 hours. Students should answer 4 questions total: Question 1 of Section A and all questions from Section B. Work must be handwritten, scanned, and uploaded as a single PDF file with the candidate number written on each page. Calculators may be used but no other software or programs. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.

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    ST104B

    BSc DEGREES AND GRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT,


    FINANCE AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES, THE DIPLOMA IN ECONOMICS AND
    SOCIAL SCIENCES AND THE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION IN SOCIAL
    SCIENCES

    Online Assessment Instructions

    ST104B Statistics 2

    The assessment will be a closed-book take-home online assessment within


    a 3-hour window. The expected time/effort to answer all questions is 2 hours.

    Candidates should answer FOUR of the following questions: Question 1 of


    Section A (40 marks) and all questions from Section B (60 marks total).
    Candidates are strongly advised to divide their time accordingly.

    A list of formulae and extracts from statistical tables are provided after the final
    question of this paper if they are required to answer the questions.

    You should complete this paper using pen and paper. Please use BLACK INK
    only.

    Handwritten work then needs to be scanned, converted to PDF and then


    uploaded to the exam platform as ONE individual file. Please ensure that your
    candidate number is written clearly at the top of each page included in the scan.
    Please do not write your name anywhere on your submission.

    Workings should be submitted for all questions requiring calculations. Any


    necessary assumptions introduced in answering a question are to be stated.

    You may use any standard non-graphing scientific calculator for your
    calculations, but you may not use any computer software or program to obtain
    or graph solutions. Credit will only be given if all workings are shown.

    You are advised not to leave your submission to the last minute in order to allow
    sufficient time to submit your work.

    If you think there is any information missing or any error in any question, then
    you should indicate this but proceed to answer the question stating any
    assumptions you have made.

    © University of London 2023


    The assessment has been designed with a duration of 3 hours to provide a more
    flexible window in which to complete the assessment. As a closed-book exam, the
    expected amount of effort required to complete all questions is no more than 2
    hours. Organise your time well. You are assured that in terms of answering all
    questions, there will be no benefit in you going beyond the expected 2 hours of
    effort. Your assessment has been carefully designed to help you show what you
    have learned in the hours allocated.

    By accessing this question paper, you agree not to commit any assessment offence.
    Assessment offences include (but are not limited to) committing plagiarism and the
    use or access of any paid-for or any other services offering live assistance
    during an examination. You must not confer with anyone else during a live
    examination; and we take conferring to include any exchange of information or
    discussion about the assessment with others in any way that could potentially give
    you or another student an advantage in the examination. As such, any exchanging
    with others of exam questions; or any accessing of websites, blogs, forums or any
    other form of oral or written communication with others which involves any
    discussion of live examination questions or potential answers/solutions to
    exam questions will be considered an assessment offence.

    The University of London will conduct checks to ensure the academic integrity of
    your work. Many students that break the University of London’s assessment
    regulations did not intend to cheat but did not properly understand the University of
    London’s regulations on referencing and plagiarism. The University of London
    considers all forms of plagiarism, whether deliberate or otherwise, a very
    serious matter and can apply severe penalties that might impact on your
    award.

    The University of London’s Procedure for the Consideration of Allegations of


    Assessment Offences is available online at:

    Assessment Offence Procedures - University of London

    © University of London 2023

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