Assignments and grading

Assignments

The course is built around three assignments and one exam.

Assignment 1 is completed in sequence: first choose A1.a1 (alternative 1) or A1.a2 (alternative 2) and demonstrate your work during your scheduled lab time. Then complete A1 Part 2: Agentic Testing, which includes a PromptLab lab and an assessed seminar. The seminar has not yet been booked.

The following table shows which course goals are related to what assignment.

Course GoalAssignment
On your own, automate testing techniquesA1
Plan, document and conduct testing of softwareA2
Critically evaluate software testing literature.A3
Present in-depth testing-researchA3
Explain basic terms & principlesExam
Explain the role of testing in software developmentA1, A2, Exam
Explain the relationship between testing and software qualityA2, Exam

IMPORTANT: To get a final grade in the course you MUST have a grade (>=E) in all assignments.

Grading

The grade on the assignments will contribute to your final grade in the following way:

An A1 grade can only be awarded once both the chosen alternative (A1.a1 or A1.a2) and A1 Part 2 have been passed. Part 2 is graded Pass/Fail and is included in the A1 grade.

AssignmentMandatoryGradesContributes to course grade
A1.a1Either A1.a1 or A1.a2F/E/DA1: 50%
A1.a2Either A1.a1 or A1.a2F/E/D/C/B/A *A1: 50%
A1 Part 2Yes, after the chosen alternativePass/FailPart of A1; must be passed
A2.YesF/E/D/C/B/A50%
A3.YesF/Eyes
ExamYesF/Eyes
  • Select A1.a1 or A1.a2 depending on grade ambition, then complete A1 Part 2. All mandatory assignments must be completed to get a grade in the course.