Analysis

1-2 marks

1-2 marks: Identified some features that make the problem solvable by computational methods.
1-2 marks: Identified suitable stakeholders for the project and described them and some of their requirements.
1-2 marks: Identified some appropriate features to incorporate into their solution.
1-2 marks: Identified some features of the proposed computational solution.
1-2 marks: Identified some limitations of the proposed solution.
1-2 marks: Identified some requirements for the solution.
1-2 marks: Identified some success criteria for the proposed solution.

3-5 marks

3-5 marks: Described the features that make the problem solvable by computational methods.
3-5 marks: Identified suitable stakeholders for the project and described how they will make use of the proposed solution.
3-5 marks: Researched the problem looking at existing solutions to similar problems identifying some appropriate features to incorporate into their solution.
3-5 marks: Identified the essential features of the proposed computational solution.
3-5 marks: Identified and described some limitations of the proposed solution.
3-5 marks: Identified most requirements for the solution.
3-5 marks: Identified some measurable success criteria for the proposed solution.

6-8 marks

6-8 marks: Described the features that make the problem solvable by computational methods and why it is amenable to a computational approach.
6-8 marks: Identified suitable stakeholders for the project and described them and how they will make use of the proposed solution and why it is appropriate to their needs.
6-8 marks: Researched the problem in depth looking at existing solutions to similar problems identifying and describing suitable approaches based on this research.
6-8 marks: Identified and described the essential features of the proposed computational solution.
6-8 marks: Identified and explained any limitations of the proposed solution.
6-8 marks: Specified the requirements for the solution including (as appropriate) any hardware and software requirements.
6-8 marks: Identified measurable success criteria for the proposed solution.

9-10 marks

9-10 marks: Described and justified the features that make the problem solvable by computational methods, explaining why it is amenable to a computational approach.
9-10 marks: Identified suitable stakeholders for the project and described them explaining how they will make use of the proposed solution and why it is appropriate to their needs.
9-10 marks: Researched the problem in depth looking at existing solutions to similar problems, identifying and justifying suitable approaches based on this research.
9-10 marks: Identified the essential features of the proposed computational solution explaining these choices.
9-10 marks: Identified and explained with justification any limitations of the proposed solution.
9-10 marks: Specified and justified the requirements for the solution including (as appropriate) any hardware and software requirements.
9-10 marks: Identified and justified measurable success criteria for the proposed solution.

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