Reporting A report, comprising the following sections: 1. List of Objectives 2. Experimental Results 3. Analysis and Modelling 4. Evaluation 5. Conclusions 6. References Learning Outcomes to be assessed (as specified in the validated module descriptor) LO1: To be able to select and apply appropriate analysis methods to DC and AC circuits comprising combinations of RLC, and voltage and current sources LO2: To be able to derive and discuss transient and steady-state characteristics of fundamental engineering systems containing electro-mechanical devices Grading Criteria: Marks Available 1. Apply appropriate analysis method to an A.C. circuit 60% 2. Derive relevant operational characteristics 20% 3. Discuss how the operational characteristics may be verified by a commercial circuit analysis software application. 20% Performance Level Criteria Fail (< 40%) Has not shown reasonable knowledge of the subject, has not understood and analysed the system. Pass (40% - 49%) Has shown reasonable knowledge of the subject; has analysed the system adequately and has demonstrated understanding of the system. Pass (50% - 59%) Has shown knowledge of the subject, has analysed with appropriate techniques, has presented understanding, while displaying some ability to deal with the various levels of complexity. Merit (60% - 69%) Has shown good knowledge of the subject, has analysed with appropriate techniques, leading to well defined and accurate presentation of data and learning, while displaying some autonomy Distinction (70% +) Has shown a comprehensive and detailed knowledge of the subject, has analysed with appropriate and comprehensive range of expected techniques, leading to well defined and accurate, appropriately discussed results. agreement between ETPI and a customer, ETPI must ensure that all books are within specification before shipment to the customer. 1. What is the effect of the cost of quality on the customer? 2. What are the effect of the cost of quality on for ETPI as a company? 3. How will the customer ensure quality is achieved? (The contract isn't enough…) The concepts in the book "Operations & supply chain management Jacobs & chase". Need original thoughtful application to the questions. One other thing, don't forget that the cost of quality is a concept/term of practice, that is it means something specific, and has those 4 components as mentioned in the chapter. Total quality management Cost of quality six sigma quality statistical quality control