As set by rubric, typically less than 24 hours. 30mins or more 5 mins up to 29 mins, 59 secs Online Examination – Option 3 Online Examination – Option 4 The table below relates to referred submissions and submissions as a result of a Penalty C Academic Misconduct Outcome. | | | Assessment Type | | | Online Examination | As set by rubric, typically less than 24 hours | Any submission after the deadline | Coursework | Usually at least 4 to 6 weeks | Any submission after the deadline | Short duration coursework / “take home papers” | Typically less than 2 weeks | Any submission after the deadline | - Where a student submits the incorrect file, or the file is corrupted, and realises their error, they may choose to submit the correct file late and accept the late penalty that applies at the point at which the replacement submission is made.
- Where a student has submitted their assignment on time, but to the wrong location (such as a different assessment submission link) within a University of Exeter system, the student will be responsible for providing details of where the submission can be found, within the relevant timeframe set out in the table of late penalties above. Providing it can be accessed, the piece of work should be marked and a non-capped mark awarded. Where a student does not provide this information and/or the submission cannot be accessed, the relevant late penalty will be applied at the point at which the student submits their assignment to the correct location.
- Where a student submits the incorrect file, or the file is corrupted, if a student realises their error, they may choose to submit the correct file late and accept the late penalty that applies at the point at which the replacement submission is made.
- Where a student has submitted their examination on time, but to the wrong location (such as a different assessment submission link) within a University of Exeter system, the student will be responsible for providing details of where the submission can be found within the relevant timeframe set out in the table of late penalties above. Providing it can be accessed, the piece of work should be marked and a non-capped mark awarded. Where a student does not provide this information and/or the submission cannot be accessed, the relevant late penalty will be applied at the point at which the student submits their assignment to the correct location.
- Faculties (or delegated Schools) must publish the University penalty for the late submission of assessed work in the relevant programme, module or Faculty (or delegated School) handbook.
- External Examiners should be informed where students’ overall marks for modules have been affected because of penalties applied for late submission.
- The scheduling of Mitigation Committees should allow for the consideration of applications for extensions to submission deadlines in advance of submission deadlines, either through scheduling ad-hoc meetings or through the delegation of such decisions.
- For students experiencing disabilities there may be specific requests for exceptions to the above in relation to extensions or the spreading out of deadlines. These will either be detailed within the students’ individual learning plans (ILPs) or through discussion at a Health, Wellbeing and Support for Study meeting.
- In the event that students hand-write their answers for an examination, it is their responsibility to provide a script that is clearly legible. Candidates who submit scripts which examiners are unable to read will be invited to produce a word-processed transcript. This transcript must be a true copy of the original. If any embellishments are found, this will be treated as suspected academic misconduct following guidance under Chapter 12 – Academic Conduct and Practice.
- Students are expected to complete all assessments whether they are formative or summative. Failure to attend or submit a summative assessment should be accompanied by an application for mitigation with supporting evidence, in accordance with Chapter 10 - Mitigation: Deadline extensions and deferrals .
- For students experiencing disabilities there may be specific requests for exceptions to the above, in relation to non-submission or non-attendance. These will either be detailed within the students' individual learnings plan(s) (ILPs) or through discussion at a Health, Wellbeing and Support for Study meeting.
- Modules must be completed by the end of the academic year following that in which they were started. Periods of interruption are not included within this timeframe. Exceptions to this rule may be granted in exceptional circumstances and with the authority of the Chair of the Faculty Assessment Progression and Awarding Committee (FAPAC) (the Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education (APVCE)). Records of these exceptions must be presented to the University APAC for information and oversight. Please also refer to Chapter 7 (section 3 -Extensions to modules and programmes), Periods of study and changes to registration status for taught postgraduate students , for additional information for PGT students.
- If students are prevented from completing an assessment for a module (or modules), and mitigation has been approved, then deferral may be recommended. Deferred assessment(s) should be taken at the next available opportunity in the official Referral/ Deferral assessment period. As detailed in Chapter 2, a deferred candidate should be assessed on the original syllabus, but alternative methods of assessment may be employed in certain circumstances, for example, following interruption.
- Where a student has successfully completed individual assessment components in a module, these marks will be retained and combined with the marks from any outstanding part(s) of the assessment process for which they have been deferred. If outstanding components remain at the end of the maximum module period (see 2.13.1), students may lose their right to referral and those outstanding components will be given a mark of 0.
Back to top Using our site | Freedom of Information | Data Protection | Copyright & disclaimer | Privacy & Cookies | - 01 Music: The Universal Language
- 02 Beginning To Play
- 03 Strumming Chord Accompaniment
- 04 Reading Guitar Music
- 05 Beginning Music Theory
- 06 Reading Guitar Music
- 07 Ensembles
- 08 Primary Chords
- 09 Playing the Blues
- 10 The Guitar in American Music
- 03.00 Module Checklist
- 03.01 How to Learn and Practice New Chords
- 03.02 Em-A7 Chord Progression
- 03.03 D-A7 Chord Progression
- 03.04 Am-E7 Chord Progression
- 03.05 G-D7 Chord Progression
- 03.06 C-G7 Chord Progression
- 03.07 Module Three Performance
Lesson SummaryEm-a7 chord progression. In this lesson you have learned to: - Play the A dominant seventh chord (A7).
- Practice chord changes effectively.
- Strum the Em-A7 chord progression to accompany a blues solo.
- Identify the Em and A7 chords by listening.
- Use alternate left-hand fingering for the Em and A7 chords.
03.02 Assignment InstructionsListen to each of the following audio clips. Each clip begins with an Em chord. Each chord that follows will be either Em or A7. Including the first chord, write the name of the chord that you hear on each strum. - Clips 1 and 2 will each have a total of three strums. Your answer should include a chord name (or abbreviation) for each strum.
- Clip 3 will have a total of four strums.
- Listen to the sample clip before beginning the assessment.
- The correct answer for the sample clip is Em, Em, A7.
- Submit your answers for grading. There are thirty possible points in this assignment. Each correct chord identification is worth three points.
Sample Clip:Assignment 03.02 em-a7 chord progression. - Update your practice journal for all practice sessions.
- Read the material in each section, view all videos, and complete practice exercises before beginning the assignment.
- Submit your answers as Assignment 03.02 Em-A7 Chord Progression .
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