E KJxx EE Z Module Title: Module Code: Academic Year / Semester: Department of Computer & Information Sciences ASSESSMENT BRIEF Programming KV4012 2023-2024/Semester 2 Module Tutor / Email (all queries): kv4012-support@northumbria.ac.uk Andy Dow % Weighting (to overall module): Assessment Title: 25% Date of Handout to Students: Mechanism for Handout: Deadline for Attempt Submission by Students: Mechanism for Submission: Submission Format / Word Count Date by which Work, Feedback and Marks will be returned: Mechanism for return of Feedback and Marks: Assessment #2 March15 2024 Module Blackboard Friday, April 19th 2024, 4pm Document upload to Module Blackboard Site Please fill in the assessment online, upload source sketch. April 2024 Mark and feedback will be automatically generated. For further queries please email module tutor. Questions Filter (4) ▼ 周围 Z T XALX Σ × Date by which Work, Feedback and Marks will be returned: Mechanism for return of Feedback and Marks: sketch. April 2024 Mark and feedback will be automatically generated. For further queries please email module tutor. LEARNING OUTCOMES The learning outcomes (LOS) for this module are:- LO1 Knowledge & Understanding: Demonstrate an understanding of the basic principles of programming using an appropriate programming language, including the use of variables, conditions, loops, subprograms LO2 Demonstrate an understanding of abstraction mechanisms and structured data types LO3 Intellectual / Professional skills & abilities: Create reliable and maintainable software using appropriate code standards. LO4 Personal Values Attributes (Global / Cultural awareness, Ethics, Curiosity) (PVA): Solve problems using a structured approach. This assessment addresses learning outcomes LO1, LO2, LO3 and LO4. 屋 Questions Filter (4) ▼ EE XX XSX AA Northumbria wwwwwUniversity NEWCASTLE What to do First, download Assessment1.zip from Blackboard. This contains the "harness" file that you must update in order to complete the assessment. It automatically marks your work in real time, so that you can get immediate feedback. Create a new project In Pycham Add main.py (the file with the question stubs) and MarkingDoNotOpen.py to the project Under no circumstances view/edit Marking Do Not Open.py Run main.py put your answers there. When finished upload your mark and code. Do not use any Al like chat GPT in answering these questions. Questions Questions Filter (4) ▼ Breaking news Q Search Z Questions Σ xsr 1. Write a function called question which returns the result of computing nine minus three, all divided by six, then add nine. Return this as a float.. [1] 2. In function question2, returns a string. The value of the string is the word beginning with the letter 'b' on page 43 of Week 4's slides which exits loop early instead of waiting for the loop to end [1] 3. This question tests your ability to write a function to a given specification. The function has not been provided for you. Write a function from scratch called question3 (Exactly that name no other will work) this should take one arguments/parameters which is the number of miles and returns the number of kilometres this represents. The conversion is km = miles x 1.60934. For example If the function is passed 23 mile it should return 37.01482 The function has not be written for you the challenge is to write your own function correctly.. [2] 4. Write a function called question4 This should take a String argument and return True if the string contains the words 'Election' and 'May' anywhere in the string and False if it does not. Not order is not important. The strings must be exactly in the capitalisation as given. 121 5. Write a function called questions. This should take a string as an argument. It should create a local variable inside the function which is called q5Temp and should have the value Questions Filter (4) ▼ 1 Breaking news Q Search с Sav EBR 1 Breaking news KJYX A Northumbria A wwww University NEWCASTLE Nature of the submission required: See the section below on how to submit your work. Instructions to students: This is an individual piece of work. Referencing Style: N/A Expected size of the submission. No expected size. Academic Conduct: You must adhere to the university regulations on academic conduct. Formal inquiry proceedings will be instigated if there is any suspicion of misconduct or plagiarism in your work. Refer to the University's regulations on assessment if you are unclear as to the meaning of these terms. The latest copy is available on the university website. Questions Filter (4) ▼ W