SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT2
Student Name
Ali saif alnuaimi
Student
ID
H00543561
Unit Code &
Title/s
Manage Network Routing and Switching
ICT05029NU21
Semester
2024-20
Qualification
Code & Title
Level 5 Diploma in Network and System Administration- ICT05004NQ21
Instructions
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Before commencing an assessment task, it is recommended that you:
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Review the relevant learning material for the unit/s; and
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Read the assessment instructions carefully. If anything is not clear, speak to your
Assessor.
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Complete each assessment task described in this document and submit your work in
Blackboard for marking.
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All tasks must be completed individually. Plagiarised work will not be accepted.
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Any words, ideas or images that you have taken from another source must be referenced.
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Once the assessment process is complete, upload the items listed below to your Blackboard
Student Portfolio:
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All portfolio evidence;
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Other assessment documents as required by your teacher.
Your Portfolio
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The Student Acknowledgment and Feedback Forms in this document show the portfolio
evidence required for each Performance Criteria (PC).
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Your name and student ID
The unit title
The Performance Criteria being assessed
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Task 1
LO3: Describe the operation of Local Area Networks (LANs) and the functionality of the
switch.
Performance Criteria:
PC3.1 Describe Local Area Network topologies
PC3.2 Configure basic switch settings to meet network requirements.
PC3.3 Configure a switch using security best practices in a small to medium-sized network.
LO4: Demonstrate connecting networks with routers and how routed networks transmit
data.
Performance Criteria:
PC4.1 Configure a router to route between multiple directly connected networks.
PC4.2 Configure static routes to enable connectivity in a small to medium-sized network
PC4.3 Troubleshoot static and default route configurations
Assessment Summary:
This Skills Assessment (SA) focuses on Learning Outcomes (LO3 and LO4) related to Local
Area Networks (LANs), switch functionalities, router configurations, and routed network
data transmission.
 Part 1 - students will describe LAN topologies and create diagrams
 Part 2- involves initializing devices by configuring IPv4 addressing for LANs and WANs
based on Summative Assessment 1- PC2.3
 Part 3- students will configure end devices, switch(s), and router(s), emphasizing
security settings and static and default routes. The scenario centers on a provided
Packet Tracer file ("a-LO3-4-Packet Tracer-StudentID.pkt").
 Part 4- students will troubleshoot static and default route issues in a different Packet
Tracer file ("b-LO4-Troubleshoot-problem-StudentID.pkt"), addressing problems
reported by PC2 related to server and PC1 connectivity.
The assessment will evaluate students' ability to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical
network configuration and troubleshooting context, emphasizing hands-on skills in LAN and
routed network management.
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Scenario:
GlobalTech, a multinational technology company specializing in cloud services, is expanding
its operations in the Middle East, focusing on the UAE. They plan to set up three new
regional offices in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Dubai.
The expansion aims to enhance service delivery and reduce latency for their Middle Eastern
clients. Each office will have its local LAN setup for internal employees, and WAN links will
interconnect these offices for resource sharing, collaboration.
Objective: To design a scalable and secure network that supports the company's operations
in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Dubai, ensuring reliable connectivity between the offices.
Part 1:
Describe Local Area Network Topologies
Step 1-PC 3.1:Fill in the table below (select minimum of three LAN topologies:
Topology
name
Describe the Topology
Usage
Create a Diagram (using any available tool)
(minimum of
three)
Star
Star topology is a network
setup where all devices connect
to a central hub or switch. It is
commonly used in LANs due to
its easy management, high
performance, and fault
isolation—if one device fails,
the rest remain unaffected
Bus
A bus topology is a network
configuration in which a
single backbone cable or
communication line is shared
by every device. For small
networks, it is easy to use
and reasonably priced,
however collisions may
occur.
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Mesh
Every device in a network with a
mesh topology is connected to
every other device, providing
high redundancy and
dependability.
Tree
A hierarchical network structure
called tree topology blends
aspects of bus and star
topologies. It is made up of
several star networks that are
joined by a core backbone
cable.
Ring
In a network configuration
known as ring topology,
every device is connected to
precisely two other devices,
creating a complete loop.
Data can be unidirectional or
bidirectional, moving in one
or both ways.
Step 2:Complete the table with the required information from the previous summative
assessment 1 -PC2.3 to allocate IP addresses efficiently, ensuring no overlap and optimizing
the network's scalability and security.
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AbuDhabi LAN
Specification
Student Input
Network Address:
192.168.101.1
First IP Host address:
192.168.101.6
Last IP Host address:
192.168.101.254
Broadcast Address:
192.168.101.255
Sharjah LAN
Specification
Student Input
Network Address:
192.160.106.0
First IP Host address:
192.160.106.1
Last IP Host address:
192.160.106.254
Broadcast Address:
192.160.106.255
Dubai LAN
Specification
Student Input
Network Address:
192.168.101.0
First IP Host address:
192.168.101.5
Last IP Host address:
Broadcast Address:
192.168.101.254
192.168.101.255
WAN-1
Network Address:
First IP Host address:
Last IP Host address:
Broadcast Address:
192.155.101.0
192.155.101.1
192.155.101.245
255.255.255.0
WAN-2
Network Address:
192.168.106.0
First
IP Host
address:
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Broadcast Address:
Part 2:
255.255.255.0
Configure Host, Switch, Router and Security Settings (LO3 and LO4)
Configure end devices, switches, and routers according to the designed IP scheme and
secure them using the attached file ("a-LO3-4-Packet Tracer-StudentID.pkt")
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ConfigurePC1, PC2, and PC3 with IP addresses according to their respective LANs (one
PC in each office) distributed in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Dubai, with appropriate default
gateways to ensure connectivity.
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PC 3.2: Configure aSwitch (minimum of one switch S1, S2 or S3) in each LAN are
configured for internal network segmentation, VLANs, andPC3.3security settings like
password encryption and MOTD banners to prevent unauthorized access.
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PC 4.1: Configure aRouter (minimum of one router R1, R2, or R3) are set up for interLAN routing, static and default routes for efficient traffic management between the
LANs with security settings in place.
Configure the End Devices.
Configure PC1 with the last IP address from the Sharjah LAN and First IP address as a
Default Gateway (refer to the Part 1- Step 2):
PC1- Configuration Item or Task
Provide Screenshot
Last IPv4 Address
192.160.106.254
IPv4 Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
Default Gateway- First IP Address
192.160.106.1
Configure PC2 with the last IP address from the Abu DhabiLAN and First IP address as a
Default Gateway (refer to the Part 1- Step 2):
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PC1- Configuration Item or Task
Provide Screenshot
Last IPv4 Address
192.168.101.254
IPv4 Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
Default Gateway- First IP Address
192.168.101.1
Configure PC-3 with the last IP address from the Dubai LAN and First IP address as a Default
Gateway (refer to the Part 1- Step 2):
PC1- Configuration Item or Task
Provide Screenshot
Last IPv4 Address
192.168.101.254
IPv4 Subnet Mask
255.255.255.0
Default Gateway - First IP Address
192.168.101.1
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Configure the Switch and its Security settings (PC3.2, PC3.3)
Configure switches S1,S2,S3with the following settings:
S1 (competency level) Configuration settings include the following and provide screenshot
of your configuration:
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Please take a
screenshot of
each step
or
show a
screenshot of
Running
Configuration
Configuration
Item or Task
Ensure all the
required
configuration
in the
screenshot
Specification
Disable DNS
lookup
S1-YourName-Last 3 digits of your ID
(S1-Saleel-265)
Switch name
Encrypted
privileged
exec
password
class
Console
access
password
cisco
Telnet access
password
cisco
Encrypt the
clear text
passwords
MOTD
banner
Unauthorized Access is Prohibited!
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S2 (competent with Merit level) Configuration settings include the following and provide
screenshot of your configuration:
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Please take
a
screenshot
of each step
or
show a
screenshot
of Running
Configuratio
n
Configuratio
n Item or
Task
Ensure all
the required
configuratio
n in the
screenshot
Specification
Disable DNS
lookup
S2-YourName-Last 3 digits of your ID
(S3-Saleel-265)
Switch
name
Encrypted
privileged
exec
password
class
cisco
Console
access
password
Telnet
access
password
cisco
Encrypt the
clear text
passwords
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Unauthorized Access is Prohibited!
MOTD
banner
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S3(competent with Distinction level) Configuration settings include the following and
provide screenshot of your configuration:
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Please take
a
screenshot
of each step
or
show a
screenshot
of Running
Configuratio
n
Configuratio
n Item or
Task
Ensure all
the required
configuratio
n in the
screenshot
Specification
Disable DNS
lookup
S3-YourName-Last 3 digits of your ID
(S3-Saleel-265)
Switch
name
Encrypted
privileged
exec
password
class
cisco
Console
access
password
Telnet
access
password
cisco
Encrypt the
clear text
passwords
MOTD
banner
Unauthorized Access is Prohibited!
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Configure the Router with Static, default route, and its Security settings (PC4.1,
PC4.2).
WAN IP Assignment Formula:
Take the last two digits of your student ID.
Example: If your ID ends in 25
Add these numbers to 100 to determine your WAN IPs:
100 + 2 = 102
100 + 5 = 105
Your WAN IPs will follow the pattern:
WAN-1: 102.105.100.X
WAN-2: 102.105.200.X
WAN Range
Router
Assigned IP Address
WAN-1
R1 S0/0/0
161.100.100.2
(Sharjah to Abu Dhabi)
Sharjah Side
255.255.255.0
R2 S0/0/0
161.100.100.1
Abu Dhabi Side
255.255.255.0
WAN-2
R3 S0/0/1
161.100.200.2
(Dubai to Abu Dhabi)
Dubai Side
255.255.255.0
R2 S0/0/1
161.100.200.1
Abu Dhabi Side
255.255.255.0
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R1 (competency Level) Configuration settings include the following and provide screenshot of your configuration:
Configuration
Item or Task
Please take a screenshot of each step
or
show a screenshot of Running Configuration
Ensure all the required configuration in the
screenshot
Specification
Disable DNS
lookup
R1- YourName-Last 3 digits of your ID
(R1-Saleel-265)
Router name
Encrypted
privileged exec
password
class
cisco
Console access
password
Telnet access
password
Cisco
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Encrypt the clear
text passwords
Unauthorized Access is Prohibited!
MOTD banner
Interface G0/0/0
(Gateway)
Interface
S0/0/0
Configuration
Item or Task
Default routes
1. Set the description “Sharjah LAN”
2. Set the First IPv4 address from the Sharjah LAN. (Refer to IP
addressing table in Part-1-Step1)
3. Activate Interface
1. Set the description “WAN-1 - Sharjah Side”
2. Set the WAN-1 R1 IPv4 address
3. Activate Interface
Specification
Please take a screenshot of each step
or
show a screenshot of Running Configuration
Highlight all the required configuration in the
screenshot
Configure a default IPv4 route out S0/0/0. To reach Abu Dhabi LAN
and Dubai LAN
R2 (competency with Merit) Configuration settings include the following and provide screenshot of your configuration:
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Disable DNS
lookup
R2- YourName-Last 3 digits of your ID
(R3-Saleel-265)
Router name
Encrypted
privileged exec
password
class
cisco
Console access
password
cisco
Telnet access
password
Encrypt the clear
text passwords
MOTD banner
Interface G0/0/0
Interface S0/0/1
Unauthorized Access is Prohibited!
1. Set the description “Dubai LAN”
2. Set the first IPv4 address from the Dubai LAN. (Refer to IP
addressing table in Part-1-Step1)
3. Activate Interface
1. Set the description “WAN-2Dubai Side”
2. Set the WAN-2 R3 IPv4 address
3. Activate Interface
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Configure a Static IPv4 route out S0/0/1 to reach Sharjah LAN and
Abu Dhabi LAN.
Static routes
R3 (competency with Distinction)Configuration settings include the following and provide screenshot of your configuration:
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Configuration
Item or Task
Please take a screenshot of each step
or
show a screenshot of Running Configuration
Highlight all the required configuration in the
screenshot
Specification
Disable DNS
lookup
R3- YourName-Last 3 digits of your ID
(R2-Saleel-265)
Router name
Encrypted
privileged exec
password
class
cisco
Console access
password
cisco
Telnet access
password
Encrypt the clear
text passwords
s
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Unauthorized Access is Prohibited!
MOTD banner
1. Set the description “Abu Dhabi LAN”
2. Set the First IPv4 address from Abu Dhabi LAN. (Refer to IP
addressing table in Part-1-Step1)
1. Activate Interfa
Interface G0/0/0
(Gateway)
Interface S0/0/0
Interface S0/0/1
Static routes
ce
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
Set the description “WAN-1-SHJ”
Set the WAN1-R2 IPv4 address
Activate Interface
Set the description “WAN-2-DXB”
Set the WAN2-R2 IPv4 address
Activate Interface
Configure a Static IPv4 route out S0/0/0 to reach Sharjah LAN.
Configure a Static IPv4 route out S0/0/1 to reach Dubai LAN.
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Part 3:
Troubleshoot Static and Default Route (PC4.3)
Task Requirements:
Conduct a thorough investigation into the network setupof the following Packet Tracer file
(b-LO4-Troubleshoot-problem-StudentID.pkt).To identify the connectivity issue reported by
the office in Sharjah where:
1. PC2 cannot access resources on the server located in the Dubai datacenter
2. PC2 cannot communicate with PC1 in Abu Dhabi.
Consider all aspects of the network design, including IP addressing, static and default
routing, device configurations, and security settings.
Task
Verify IP
Configurations
Guidance
Check IP
settings on
PC1, PC2 and
PC3 is correct.
Evidence Required
<Screenshots of IP configuration before any corrections.>
Before:
<Screenshots of IP configuration after any corrections.>
After:
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Troubleshoot
Router
Configurations
Inspect static
and default
routes on R1,
R2, R3 for
issues
preventing
traffic flow
between
Sharjah, Dubai,
and Abu Dhabi.
Provide
screenshots of
using different
show
commands to
check the
Router initial
configuration,
Router
Interface,
Routing Table,
Static Route,
and Default
route.
Note: If there
are errors in
the
configuration,
the Show
command
outputs should
be provided for
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<Screenshots of router configuration before any corrections. >
Before:
<Screenshots of router configuration after any corrections.>
After:
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Examine Switch
Configurations
Ensure
switches have
any
configuration
errors
<Screenshots of Switch configuration Before any corrections.>
Before:
Provide
screenshots of
show
commands
used with their
output to
inspect the
switch
configuration;
show
commands to
check the
initial
configuration
and the MAC
address table.
Note: If there
are errors in
the
configuration,
the Show
command
outputs should
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be provided for
before and
after any
corrections.
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<Screenshots of Switch configuration After any corrections.>
After
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Test
Connectivity
Test if there is
communication
between PC1,
PC2, PC3.
< Outputs
from different
commands or
methods
showing the
proper
functioning of
the network.
>
Additional
troubleshooting
issue
(competency
with Merit
Level)
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Was not able to transmit packets in the switches, and the terminal
ports from the PC2
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Down down down protocols, persisting troubleshooting
Additional
troubleshooting
issue
(competency
with Distinction
Level)
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Appendix A: Question and Answer Record (if required)
Student Name
Unit Title
ID No.
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Question
Response
PC
PC Achieve
(Y/N)
Add more rows as needed.
Assessor
signature
Date
Student
signature
Date
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Appendix B: RECORD OF OBSERVED ASSESSMENT
Student Name
Student ID #
Observation Date
Observation Time
Assessment Location
Assessor’s Name
Task / Activity being assessed:
PCs being assessed:
Observer Instructions:
1. Record your observations (what you observed the student doing and saying) in the
Observation Report.
2. Collect additional evidence, if needed, through verbal questioning.
3. In the Observation Outcome, provide your decision on whether or not the student
has met the assessed PCs.
Observation Report
Question (if required)
Student Response
Add more rows as needed.
Observation Outcome
Student Signature
Date
Assessor Signature
Date
Countersigning Assessor (if required)
Signature:
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Grading Rubric – Summative Assessment 2
Performance Criteria
Not Yet Competent
0-59%
Competent
60-69%
Competent with Merit
70-84%
Competent with
Distinction
85-100%
LO3: Describe the operation of Local Area Networks (LANs) and the functionally of the switch.
PC3.1 Describe Local
Area Network
topologies
Describes LAN topologies
with limited detail and
inaccuracies. Fails to
effectively detail at least 3
topologiesusage and
diagram.
Basic description of 3LAN
Detailed and accurate
topologies usage and creation of description of 4LAN
diagrams of each topology
topologies, usage and
created diagrams
Detailed and accurate
description of 5 or more
LAN topologies, usage
and created diagrams
PC3.2 Configure basic
switch settings
Fails to configure switch
settings correctly, causing
network issues.
Correctly configures basic one
switch settings, achieves
fundamental network
functionality.
Accurately configures
two switch settings,
meeting all network
requirements
efficiently.
Accurately configures
three switch settings,
meeting all network
requirements efficiently.
PC3.3 Configure a
switch using security
best practices
Incorrectly applies security
configurations, leading to
significant vulnerabilities.
Applies more than 1 security
configurations correctly but
lacks comprehensiveness.
Effectively configures
switch with more than
2essential security
settings
Exhibits excellence in
configuring more than
3securities settings,
utilizing best practices
for robust network
security.
LO4: Demonstrate connecting networks with routers and how routed networks transmit data
PC4.1 Configure a
router for multiple
Incorrectly configures the
router, causing significant
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Configures at least one router
for basic connectivity to enable
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Configures at least three
routersto enable
Performance Criteria
Not Yet Competent
0-59%
Competent
60-69%
Competent with Merit
70-84%
Competent with
Distinction
85-100%
connectivity between
LANs
networks
connectivity errors.
connectivity between LANs
connectivity between
LANs
PC4.2 Configure static
and default routes
Incorrectly implements static Implements one static and a
and default routes, leading to default routein the given
network misconfigurations.
network with basic
understanding
configures more than
one static and default
routes in the entire
network
Configuremore than two
static and default routes
in the network,
optimizing network
routing
PC4.3 Troubleshoot
static and default
route configurations
Demonstrates inability to
troubleshoot, leaving issues
unresolved.
troubleshoots static
and default route
configurations using
three commands or
additional
troubleshooting issue
and resolves issues,
employing efficient
techniques
troubleshooting abilities
using more than three
commands, or 2
additional
troubleshooting issue
effectively resolving all
errors
Troubleshoots static and default
route configurations with basic
effectiveness using two
commands
Add rows as required.
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Student Acknowledgment – Summative Assessment 2
Student Name
Unit Title
ID No.
NSA108- Manage Network Routing and Switching (ICT05029NU21)
LO &PC
Portfolio Evidence Requirements
LO3.PC3.1
Written answers
LO3.PC3.2
LO3.PC3.3
LO4.PC4.1
1. Assessment Tables including screenshots with annotations.
AND
2. And Packet Tracer Files:
LO4.PC4.2
("a-LO3-4-Packet Tracer-StudentID.pkt")
LO4.PC4.3
("b-LO4-Troubleshoot-problem-StudentID.pkt")
Student Acknowledgment
I confirm that:
1. The portfolio evidence for this assessment has been submitted in Blackboard Learn;
2. All submitted evidence is my own work and does not contain any material that is
subject to copyright or that has been submitted previously for assessment (unless
requested by my teacher);
3. I have read and understood the Academic Integrity information in the HCT Student
Handbook, including possible disciplinary action for academic dishonesty.
Signature:
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Summative Assessment 2
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Assessment Results and Feedback – Summative Assessment 2
Student Name
ID No.
Unit Title
NSA108- Manage Network Routing and Switching (ICT05029NU21)
Assessment Results:
Based on the Grading Rubric, choose the most appropriate Grade Classification for each PC and assign
a percentage value within the range shown. You will then use these PC Grades to calculate the
Summative Assessment Grade. See calculation notes below.
LO & PC
Grade
Classification
Not Yet
Competent
Competent
Competent
with Merit
PC Grade %
0 – 59%
60 – 69%
70 – 84%
Competent
with
Distinction
85 – 100%
LO3.PC3.1
LO3.PC3.2
LO3.PC3.3
LO4.PC4.1
LO4.PC4.2
LO4.PC4.3
Summative Assessment Grade %:
Calculation Notes:
 If any PC has a grade %in the Not Yet Competent range, the Summative Assessment grade must be in the Not
Yet Competent range, regardless of other PC grades.
 If all PCs have a grade % of 60% or more, the percentage values for all PCs should be averaged to determine
the Summative Assessment Grade %. Use whole numbers.
Assessor Feedback:
Please ensure feedback is provided for all PCs covered by this assessment.
Student Comments:
AssessmentFeedback Acknowledgement:
I acknowledge that I have received and
Student
Signature:
understood feedback from my teacher
about this assessment.
Date:
I also acknowledge that all grades are
interim until approved by the Internal
Verifier.
I confirm that I have provided feedback
about this assessment to this student.
Assessor
Signature:
Date:
Assessor Name:
Document Title
Summative Assessment 2
Version
V5
Date
Feb2025
Owner
HCT
Page
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Date:
Countersigning Assessor Name (if required):
Signature:
Document Title
Summative Assessment 2
Date:
Version
V5
Date
Feb2025
Owner
HCT
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40