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\section*{Marking Criteria: Common Part~(20\%)}
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All team members obtain the same marks on Title Slide, Introduction and Context~(by \textbf{Presenter \#1}), ASRs~(by \textbf{Presenter \#2}), and Conclusion~(by \textbf{Presenter \#6}).
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All team members will be awarded the same result for the Title Slide, Introduction and Context
Architectural structure is communicated with excellent clarity, logical flow, consistency and at an appropriate level of abstraction. Relationships and responsibilities between componentsarewell explained and coherent. &
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Architectural structure is communicated with excellent clarity, logical flow, consistency and at an appropriate level of abstraction. Relationships and res- ponsibilities between components~are~well explained and coherent. &
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Structure is clearly presented and mostly consistent. Component responsibilities and relationships are explained well. &
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Architecture is mostly clear and consistent, though some relationships or responsibilities may be weakly described. Description is understandable but may lack cohesion, with minor inconsistencies or unclear relationships. &
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Description is understandablebutmay lack cohesion, with minor inconsistencies or unclear relationships. &
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Architectural explanation is somewhat disorganized or inconsistent, weakening the overall coherence. &
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Description is understandable~but~may lack cohesion, with minor inconsistencies or unclear relationships. &
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Architectural explanation is somewhat disorganised or inconsistent, weakening the overall coherence. &
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Explanation is unclear or inconsistent, making it difficult to follow architectural relationships. &
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Explanation is highly inconsistent or incoherent, obscuring the system's architecture entirely. \\
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Presentation is well paced and delivered fluently. Information is logically sequenced, with clear objectives making it very easy to follow. &
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Presentation is well paced and delivered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with some clear objectives making it easy to follow. &
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Presentation is mostly well paced and~de\-livered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with signposting guiding audience through presentation. &
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Presentation pace is~a little inconsistent or delivery is occasionally unclear. Information is logically sequenced allowing audience to follow presentation fairly well. &
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Presentation paceis inconsistent or delivery is sometimes unclear. Information is not always logically sequenced, distracting audience from presentation flow. &
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Presentation paceis inconsistent or delivery is unclear. Information is not logically sequenced, and planned progression was not clear to audience. &
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Presentation paceis inconsistent anddelivery is unclear. Information is poorly sequenced, confusing audience. \\
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Presentation pace~is a little inconsistent or delivery is occasionally unclear. Information is logically sequenced allowing audience to follow presentation fairly well. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent or delivery is sometimes unclear. Information is not always logically sequenced, distracting audience from presentation flow. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent or delivery is unclear. Infor- mation is not logically sequenced, and planned progression was not clear to audience. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent and~delivery is unclear. Infor- mation is poorly sequenced, confusing audience. \\
Presentation is well paced and delivered fluently. Information is logically sequenced, with clear objectives making it very easy to follow. &
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Presentation is well paced and delivered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with some clear objectives making it easy to follow. &
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Presentation is mostly well paced and~de\-livered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with signposting guiding audience through presentation. &
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Presentation pace is~a little inconsistent or delivery is occasionally unclear. Information is logically sequenced allowing audience to follow presentation fairly well. &
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Presentation pace is inconsistent or delivery is sometimes unclear. Information is not always logically sequenced, distracting audience from presentation flow. &
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Presentation pace is inconsistent or delivery is unclear. Information is not logically sequenced, and planned progression was not clear to audience. &
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Presentation pace is inconsistent and delivery is unclear. Information is poorly sequenced, confusing audience. \\
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Presentation pace~is a little inconsistent or delivery is occasionally unclear. Information is logically sequenced allowing audience to follow presentation fairly well. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent or delivery is sometimes unclear. Information is not always logically sequenced, distracting audience from presentation flow. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent or delivery is unclear. Infor- mation is not logically sequenced, and planned progression was not clear to audience. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent and~delivery is unclear. Infor- mation is poorly sequenced, confusing audience. \hline
Presentation is well paced and delivered fluently. Information is logically sequenced, with clear objectives making it very easy to follow. &
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Presentation is well paced and delivered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with some clear objectives making it easy to follow. &
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Presentation is mostly well paced and~de\-livered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with signposting guiding audience through presentation. &
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Presentation pace is~a little inconsistent or delivery is occasionally unclear. Information is logically sequenced allowing audience to follow presentation fairly well. &
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Presentation pace is inconsistent or delivery is sometimes unclear. Information is not always logically sequenced, distracting audience from presentation flow. &
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Presentation pace~is a little inconsistent or delivery is occasionally unclear. Information is logically sequenced allowing audience to follow presentation fairly well. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent or delivery is sometimes unclear. Information is not always logically sequenced, distracting audience from presentation flow. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent or delivery is unclear. Infor- mation is not logically sequenced, and planned progression was not clear to audience. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent and~delivery is unclear. Infor- mation is poorly sequenced, confusing audience. \hline
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\textbf{Alternative Selection\newline15\%} &
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Clearly identifies a relevant and credible alternative architecture, with strong justification for its suitability for the project.&
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Identifies a relevant alternative architecture with solid justification, though it may not be as thoroughly justified in all aspects.&
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Identifies a plausible alternative architecture but may lack strong justification for its fit with the project. &
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Identifies an alternative architecture but with minimal justification or clarity on why it's viable. &
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Clearly identifies a relevant and credible alternative architecture, with strong justification for its suitability for the project.&
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Identifies a relevant alternative architecture with a good, but not thorough, justification. &
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Identifies a plausible alternative architecture but justification of its suitability is a little weak. &
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Identifies a plausible alternative architecture but with minimal justification or clarity of why it's viable. &
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Identifies an alternative, but the choice may be weak or poorly explained. &
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Identifies an alternative that is irrelevant or unclear. &
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Does not identify any meaningful alternative architecture or design philosophy. \\
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\textbf{Comparison\newline30\%} &
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Provides a highly detailed and insightful comparison of the chosen architecture and alternative, covering key dimensions. Clearly explains which architecture is more suitable and why. &
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Provides a solid and clear comparison, covering key dimensions, with solid reasoning behind the preference for the chosen architecture.&
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Provides an informative and clear comparison, covering key dimensions, with good reasoning behind the preference for the chosen architecture.&
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Provides a good comparison, touching on the main aspects, though the explanation may lack depth or full clarity in some areas. &
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Comparison addresses key aspects, but it lacks depth in areas such as complexity or the impact on ASRs. &
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\textbf{Trade-off Analysis\newline25\%} &
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Provides a thorough analysis of the trade-offs involved in choosing the alternative, detailing both its strengths and weaknesses, and how these trade-offs might impact the overall system. &
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Provides a strong analysis of trade-offs, with a clear explanation of how the alternative would affect the system's quality attributes. &
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Identifies major trade-offs but lacks a detailed explanation of how they would impact the project's quality attributes. &
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Provides a basic analysis of trade-offs, but lacks depth in understanding their potential impact on the project. &
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Mentions trade-offs but provides limited insight into their impact on the overall system, or the trade-offs are unclear. &
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Presentation is well paced and delivered fluently. Information is logically sequenced, with clear objectives making it very easy to follow. &
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Presentation is well paced and delivered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with some clear objectives making it easy to follow. &
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Presentation is mostly well paced and~de\-livered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with signposting guiding audience through presentation. &
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Presentation pace is~a little inconsistent or delivery is occasionally unclear. Information is logically sequenced allowing audience to follow presentation fairly well. &
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Presentation pace is inconsistent or delivery is unclear. Information is not logically sequenced, and planned progression was not clear to audience. &
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Acknowledges some remaining security challenges but does not offer concrete or comprehensive strategies for improvement. &
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Identifies some challenges but does not offer specific or actionable recommendations for future improvements. &
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Mentions remaining security issues, but provides no or very weak suggestions for improvement. &
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Does not mention any remaining security challenges or improvements, or completely overlooks the topic. \\
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Superficial identification of remaining security challenges or improvement oppor- tunities. &
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\textbf{Presentation\newline 10\%} &
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Presentation is well paced and delivered fluently. Information is logically sequenced, with clear objectives making it very easy to follow. &
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Presentation is well paced and delivered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with some clear objectives making it easy to follow. &
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Presentation is mostly well paced and~de\-livered clearly. Information is logically sequenced, with signposting guiding audience through presentation. &
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Presentation pace~is inconsistent and~delivery is unclear. Infor- mation is poorly sequenced, confusing audience. \hline
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