Part 2 - Deliverable Marking Scheme.

The second part provides you a marking scheme for your deliverable 2. At this deadline you are required to submit this marking scheme completed appropriately together with the specified deliverables. Your deliverable 2 should comprise:

1. A copy of the use cases you have chosen to concentrate on in this part of the practical.
2. Collaboration diagrams for the selected use cases. [8 marks]
3. A class diagram for your system with appropriate attributes and methods. [8 marks]
4. Unit tests for the implemented classes. [12 marks]

5. Java code for the classes you have selected to implement and the results of applying your tests to your Java implementations. [12 marks]

6. An integration plan and integration tests for your implemented classes and for the integration with those of the other teams in your tutorial group. [10 marks]

The Deliverable Marking Scheme in Part 2 shows the maximum mark allocated to each part. You have to assess each part of your deliverable 2. The table provides relevant questions that structure your assessment process. You are asked to rate your performance and award marks in proportion to how you rate your work. You should assign (part of) the allocated marks for each question. The marks depend on the quality of your work. You should always attempt fully to justify any marks awarded. For each of these questions you should attach some justification for the award of marks. You should justify your mark assignment by answering the question in a separate sheet. The Deliverable Mark is the sum of the marks of each part.