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CS2 Marking of Written Paper and Modelling Paper (R Modelling)

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Sundance1986

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Hi,

Could someone please confirm what the marking weighting is for the CS2 written paper and the CS2 computer based paper using R, i.e. is each paper given a weighting of 50%? Also in this case would it be the average mark of these papers that would be used in your final CS2 result? Do you need to get a minimum mark in each paper?

Thanks,
 
Sundance1986 said:
Hi,

Could someone please confirm what the marking weighting is for the CS2 written paper and the CS2 computer based paper using R, i.e. is each paper given a weighting of 50%? Also in this case would it be the average mark of these papers that would be used in your final CS2 result? Do you need to get a minimum mark in each paper?

Thanks,
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Minimum of 1 mark for paper B and ~40% for paper A (the latter is only because otherwise, you can't possibly hit the overall pass mark).
It's 70% paper A and 30% paper B, where they are put together to form a single aggregate mark which will then determine if you passed.
 
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