CUADIG414 — Write and apply scripting language in authoring
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What an assessment for CUADIG414 must cover
41 assessable components: 5 elements (19 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Investigate scripting options
- 1.1Assess design specifications and identify areas where customised or new scripting languages may be required
- 1.2Locate script libraries for pre-written scripts
- 1.3Discuss scripting options and confirm compliance with design specifications with required personnel
2 Write scripts
- 2.1Outline control structures and algorithms using pseudo-code and flow charts
- 2.2Check objects and assets are in place and identified by labels
- 2.3Identify and recommend event handlers
- 2.4Write code using correct syntax according to functional requirements
- 2.5Identify coding comment requirements and document comments as required
- 2.6Confirm code and syntax meet functional requirements using authoring environment as required
- 2.7Save code in required format
- 2.8Adopt safe ergonomic practices when using screens and keyboards for extended periods of time
3 Integrate and confirm scripting language
- 3.1Integrate selected scripts into authoring environment
- 3.2Confirm scripted elements comply with design specifications
- 3.3Eliminate or merge redundant code and confirm clean code
4 Test scripting language
- 4.1Conduct tests and confirm routines and scripted elements meet required technical specifications
- 4.2Test scripting language for faults and document findings
- 4.3Remove faults using standard de-bugging techniques
5 Evaluate scripting language
- 5.1Evaluate process and record decisions in consultation with required personnel
- 5.2Archive newly written scripts for future use
Performance evidence
- write and apply scripting language in authoring for at least three interactive media products.
- In the course of the above, the candidate must:
- identify scripting requirements using design specifications in consultation with required personnel
- create pseudo-code and flowcharts, and structure functional logic prior to coding
- write scripting language code according to functional requirements
- produce clean, logical and well-documented code
- test and de-bug code and confirm interactive functions work without fault.
Knowledge evidence
- ways to address challenges of writing scripts for interactive products
- script libraries and their common uses
- standard de-bugging techniques for interactive products
- different authoring software, scripting languages, scripted elements and event handlers
- different structures used in scripting languages for authoring interactive media products, including Document Object Model (DOM) and Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
- work health and safety requirements when working on computers and keyboards including safe ergonomic practices.
Foundation skills
- Numeracy: Writes and customises code using specialised mathematical language and symbols
- Oral communication: Presents information and seeks feedback using applicable language and features Clarifies requirements using questioning and listening techniques
- Reading: Analyses and interprets complex text to determine compliance requirements, technical specifications and other job-related information
- Writing: Completes authoring requirements using required language Records information in required format Names files according to project requirements
- Initiative and enterprise: Makes decisions directly related to completion of required tasks Uses analytical techniques when testing and repairing scripting language
- Planning and organising: Researches, writes and evaluates script using formal planning processes
- Self-management: Complies with work health and safety responsibilities
- Teamwork: Collaborates in technical decision-making and process evaluation with required personnel
- Technology: Creates and tests script using digital tools
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