MSL924005 — Process and interpret data

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What an assessment for MSL924005 must cover

71 assessable components: 5 elements (14 performance criteria), 42 performance evidence and 15 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Retrieve and check data

1.1Retrieve data using appropriate files and/or application software
1.2Verify the quality of data using workplace procedures
1.3Rectify errors in data using workplace procedures

2 Calculate scientific quantities

2.1Calculate statistical values for given data
2.2Calculate scientific quantities using given formulae and data
2.3Ensure calculated quantities are consistent with estimations and expectations
2.4Report all calculated quantities using the appropriate units and correct number of significant figures

3 Present data

3.1Present data in clearly labelled tables, charts and graphs
3.2Graph data using appropriate scales to span the range of data or display trends
3.3Report all data using the appropriate units and number of significant figures

4 Interpret data

4.1Correctly interpret significant features of tables, charts and graphs
4.2Recognise and report significant points, anomalies and trends in data

5 Keep accurate records

5.1Transcribe information accurately
5.2Verify the accuracy of records, following workplace procedures

Performance evidence

calculated scientific and statistical quantities with or without a calculator or computer software, including the following items:
converting units involving multiples and submultiples
scientific notation, significant figures, round off, estimate and approximate
transposing and evaluating formulae
fractions
decimals
proportions
percentages
mean
median
mode
ratios
range
standard deviation
performed at least 4 of the following calculations:
dimensions of 2D shapes, including perimeters and areas
dimensions of 3D shapes, including areas and volumes
logarithmic functions
trigonometric functions, including trigonometric ratios (sin cos tan) and Pythagoras theorem
absolute and relative uncertainties in measurements and test results
industry specific quantities
concentration
enumeration of microbiological organisms
process variables
food properties
mechanical properties
presented accurate results in the required format (significant figures, uncertainty units)
performed sort, filter and basic calculations using computer software
prepared and presented data in at least 5 of the following formats using computer software:
tables
line graphs
scatter plot
pie charts
bar charts
control charts
semi-quantitative observations expressed on a scale: 1 to 4 or + to ++++
recognised and interpreted the following significant features in data:
gradients
intercepts
maximum and minimum values
limit lines
anomalies and trends.

Knowledge evidence

concepts of metrology, including:
that all measurements are estimates
difference between error and correction
repeatability, precision, accuracy and uncertainty associated with each measurement result
sources of error and uncertainty
metrological traceability
significant figures
the international system of units (SI)
existence and purpose of national measurement regulations and guidelines and how this relates to job role
scientific quantities and calculations relevant to job role
types of data processing software
workplace procedures for:
coding, entering, storing, retrieving and communicating data
verifying data and rectifying mistakes
maintaining and filing records and maintaining security of data.

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What does an assessment tool for MSL924005 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSL924005 needs to address all 71 unit components: 5 elements with 14 performance criteria, 42 performance evidence requirements, 15 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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