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F84K 35 Statistics for Business. Modifications (2014). Statistics for Business. F84K 35 SCQF Level 8 Various Business, Accounting, Finance and Management HN frameworks Has existed in various forms over the years. History of Statistics for Business. DE3M 35 (2003-12) Lapsed
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F84K 35 Statistics for Business Modifications (2014)
Statistics for Business • F84K 35 • SCQF Level 8 • Various Business, Accounting, Finance and Management HNframeworks • Has existed in various forms over the years
History of Statistics for Business • DE3M 35 (2003-12) • Lapsed • Finishing 31 July 2014 • 60% threshold for pass
History of Statistics for Business • F84K 35 (2010-present) • Introduced 2010 with no reference to threshold or error tolerance • Modified 2012 with error tolerance in line with many HN Accounting Units • 2 ASPs written
Statistics for Business • F84K 35 modifications 2014 • Additional approach to assessment offered by ASP 2 • More akin to other Maths and Stats (VG142) assessment approaches • Minor changes to Unit Specification • Removed references to thresholds • ASP 1 remains unchanged.
Unit Specification Changes • Added a comment to the effect that candidates should not be able to alter an assessment after submission. • If requirements of assessment are not met, an alternative instrument of assessment should be used.
ASP Changes (Overview) • ASP 1 remains broadly unchanged, using the error tolerance approach.
ASP Changes (Overview) • ASP 2 content remains largely unchanged, but method of assessment decision modified • Knowledge and Skills are assessed in logical groupings, or sections • Each section has a threshold for competence • Thresholds are on or above 60% • Failure to meet requirement for competence in any section requires a resit of that section, rather than the whole Outcome.
ASP Changes toOutcome 1 • Outcome 1 • Section 1: Data definitions and examples (4/7) • Section 2: Sampling Methods (3/4) • Section 3: Data Sources (2/3) • Section 4: Survey Methods (3/4) • No change here
ASP Changes to Outcome 2 • Outcome 2 • Section 1: Central Location, Dispersion and Quantitative Data Analysis (10/16) • Section 2: Qualitative and Ordinal Data Analysis (3/5) • Section 3: Index Numbers (2/3) • Caveat: At least one comment must be meaningful. If not, then the assessor may provide a scenario for the candidate to comment on.
ASP Changes toOutcome 3 • Outcome 3 • Section 1: Scatter Charts, Correlation, Regression, and Forecasting (4/6) • Section 2: Time Series Analysis and Historigram (8/13) • Caveat: At least one comment must be meaningful. If not, then the assessor may provide a scenario for the candidate to comment on.
Conclusion • Allow alternative assessment approach • Should allow students to demonstrate Knowledge and Skills without the need to resit entire Outcome, only the required section(s). • Alternative assessment instruments should be used for reassessment • If you would like to modify the approach to marking or evaluating assessment decisions, please submit for Prior Verification.