Assessment
All assessment tasks must be completed in order to pass a unit of study; if you do not complete all the stated assessment tasks, you will be awarded an Absent Fail. This includes oral presentations, where these are part of the assessment for a unit of study.
Written work must be submitted in the essay boxes outside the General Office by 5.30 p.m. on the due date. It may on no account be put under lecturers' or tutors' doors. The Department does not accept written work by fax or email (unless email is an express requirement in a unit of study). The Department may accept written work by registered mail, by prior arrangement with the unit of study coordinator. A cover sheet, available from shelves in the central noticeboard area, N335, must be completed and attached to all written work. You are strongly advised to keep a copy of your work for your own records.
Written work must be typed, with double spacing, or legibly hand-written. Leave wide margins for markers' comments.
Grades
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The Department of English uses the following marking system: |
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| 85-100 | High Distinction: | work of an exceptional standard |
| 75-84 | Distinction: | work of a superior standard |
| 65-74 | Credit: | competent work |
| 50-64 | Pass: | satisfactory work |
For further information, see Interpretation of Grades.
Marks for individual assessments should be regarded as 'raw' marks, as there may be a need for adjustments when final results are returned to the Faculty of Arts.
Queries about marks for individual assessments should be directed to the coordinator of the unit of study, and after that, if necessary, to the Chair of Department. Enquiries about final results in a unit of study should be directed to the Chair of Department.



