• Assignments:  There are two short release assignments. Each must be submitted electronically, as one single typeset or scanned PDF file only, via Canvas by the deadline. Note that your assignment will not be marked if it is illegible or if it is submitted sideways or upside down. It is your responsibility to check that your assignment has been submitted correctly and that it is complete (check that you can view each page). Late submissions will receive a penalty. A mark of zero will be awarded for all submissions more than 7 days past the original due date. Further extensions past this time will not be permitted. The maximum extension you can be awarded through Special Consideration for the assignments is 7 calendar days. If you are affected for more than 7 calendar days you will be granted a mark adjustment. This means that your final exam mark will count instead for the assignment mark. The closing date for submissions (with a late penalty) is the same for all students. It is not changed if you are granted an extension. This allows for timely release of the marks and feedback. Note that the assignments are not eligible for a Simple Extension through the Special Consideration system since they are short release assignments (released to you to complete within 10 working days).
• Quiz: One quiz will be held on campus. The quiz is 40 minutes and has to be submitted during your timetabled computer lab on the due date. The better mark principle will be used for the quiz so do not submit an application for Special Consideration or Special Arrangements if you miss a quiz. The better mark principle means that the quiz counts if and only if it is better than or equal to your exam mark. If your quiz mark is less than your exam mark, the exam mark will be used for that portion of your assessment instead. No extensions will be granted for the quiz. If you are granted Special Consideration the outcome is a mark adjustment where the exam mark will count instead, regardless of any mark achieved for the quiz.
• Webwork Quizzes and R Quizzes: There are ten weekly online quizzes (through Canvas and equally weighted) and the marks for the best eight count. The first two are used for the Early Feedback Task. Each online quiz consists of a set of randomized questions. You should not apply for special consideration for the quizzes. The better mark principle will apply for the total 8% - i.e. if your overall exam mark is higher, then your 8% for the weekly online quizzes will come from your exam. The deadline for completion of each quiz is 23:59 on Sunday (starting in week 1). The precise schedule for the quizzes is found on Canvas. We recommend that you follow the due dates outlined above to gain the most benefit from these quizzes.
• Tutorial/Lab Participation: This is a satisfactory/non-satisfactory mark assessing whether or not you participate in class activities during the tutorials and labs starting on the second teaching day. It is 0.125 marks per tutorial class up to 8 calculus tutorials and up to 8 statistics labs (there are 12 calculus tutorials and 12 statistics labs).
• Final Exam: The final exam for this unit is compulsory and must be attempted. Failure to attempt the final exam will result in an AF grade for the course. Further information about the exam will be made available at a later date on Canvas. If a second replacement exam is required, this exam may be delivered via an alternative assessment method, such as a viva voce (oral exam). The alternative assessment will meet the same learning outcomes as the original exam. The format of the alternative assessment will be determined by the unit coordinator.

Detailed information for each assessment can be found on Canvas.