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CPT206 Computer Programming

for Financial Mathematics:

Coursework 1 Task Specification

Thomas Selig

This is the specification task sheet for the Coursework 1 assessment component of your CPT206

module. The task covers all Learning Outcomes, and has a weighting of 15% towards the final

grade for this module. For this assessment, you will solve one practice exercise of your choice each

week from Weeks 8-11, and report on your solution. Your task is described precisely in Section 1.

Detailed submission instructions are provided in Section 2.

1 Task description

Every week, a number of small programming exercises are uploaded to the CPT206 Learning Mall

page (subsection “Additional materials”). From Week 8 to Week 11 (included), you should select

one of these exercises to solve each week (four exercises in total), and write a report on your

solution (four reports in total). The solution should be submitted to the Learning Mall Quiz, and

the accompanying report submitted to the dedicated Learning Mall assignment page (see Section 2

for details). The report should consist of the following four sections.

1. Code solution (25 marks). In this section you should copy-and-paste the entire code

solution to the weekly exercises, as uploaded into the Answer Box on Learning Mall. Please

make sure the code is copied as text into your report, screenshots are not accepted. The

formatting and contents of the code should be identical to the final version submitted to the

Learning Mall. Make a note in this section if your solution did not pass all the tests of the

Learning Mall exercise. Marks will be awarded not just for correctness of the code, but also

for code quality.

2. Code explanation (15 marks). In this section you should provide a brief explanation of

the different parts of your code, and detail how they meet the requirements as laid out in the

exercise specification on Learning Mall.

3. Code development and testing (40 marks). There are no limitations on tools used

to help you develop the code solution. In particular, the use of generative AI is permitted

for code development. In this section of the report, you should explain how you solved the

coding exercise, including any use of generative AI tools or others (for example, by including

screenshots of your conversation with XipuAI). You must however ensure that you have a full

understanding of your code solution, so as to be able to explain it satisfactorily in Section 2

above. In this section, you should also detail the testing you performed on your code. This

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should include some test cases not provided in the Learning Mall exercise. Any debugging

that was needed to fix your code should also be included in this section. For example, if your

code initially failed to pass some of the hidden tests on Learning Mall, explain here how you

solved the issue.

4. Personal reflection (20 marks). Finally, your report should include a personal reflection

on your learning experience through completing the coding exercise. Questions that you

may wish to consider could include, but are certainly not limited to, the following. What

knowledge did you gain? How did solving the exercise improve your programming skills? If

desirable, you may refer to specific objectives of that week’s lecture or the wider aims and

learning outcomes of the course itself.

Your report should be typed into e.g. a Word document, using single line spacing and a size

12pt font. If including small pieces of code to demonstrate specific aspects (in Sections 2-4 of the

report), you may wish to distinguish these from your report writing by using a Monospaced font

such as Courrier or similar. The total length of Sections 2 to 4 of the report should not exceed

two pages.

2 Submission instructions

You will submit your report, converted to a PDF file, In the dedicated “Coursework 1 submission”

Assignment activity on the Learning Mall in Weeks 8, 9, 10 and 11. The file will be named

“CPT206_CW1_Week{X}_{StudentID}. You will also submit the actual code solution to the

Learning Mall weekly practice exercise Quiz. For each report, the submission deadline is Sunday,

at 23:59 (China-time), of that week of teaching. So for example, for the Week 8 report, the

deadline is Sunday, 21 April, at 23:59 (China-time). No late submissions will be accepted for

the reports.

While the use of various tools, including generative AI, is permitted in the development of

the code solution, the report must be individual work. Plagiarism (e.g. copying materials

from other sources without proper acknowledgement) is a serious academic offence. Plagiarism and

collusion will not be tolerated and will be dealt with in accordance with the University Code of

Practice on Academic Integrity. Submitting work created by others, whether paid for or not, is a

serious offence, and will be prosecuted vigorously. The use of generative AI for content generation

is not permitted in the report, other than the code solution presented in Section 1. Such a use

would be considered in breach of the University Code of Practice on Academic Integrity, and dealt

with accordingly.

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