This tool, developed by Dr. Henry Hickman of the University of Canterbury will be where you sit your programming assessment.

Your teacher will give you a join code to a course name that they have set up for you.

The assessment tool "marks" the code against the criteria for AS92004 and gives your teacher a complete report and suggested mark.

Teacher judgement is final.

Please watch the NCEA-Auto Student Info video now. 

Make a copy of the following task and read it so that you understand what is expected of you.

All the information you need is in the task or the videos.

Remember this is done in EXAM CONDITIONS and you are only allowed to use the NCEA-Auto webpage and no other IDE, webpage or resource.

You will have THREE questions. You may answer as many of them as you wish and will recieve the highest mark.

Write your code in the code editor in NCEA-Auto.

Test your code regularly using your own tests as well as the sample test. The sample test is only there to help you understand the problem.

Check your code when you think you have an answer. The feedback is limited to syntax errors and the supplied sample, so if you have not "passed all tests" then you must debug and think of why your code might not have passed all the tests. Then debug, write and test again.

When you are finished, click "finish all and submit" and let your teacher know you ar ready for marking.

Submit your copy of the AS92004 Programming Task 2026 to your teacher for it to be used to record your result.