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    [Miranda Muzquiz](https://waldenu.instructure.com/courses/155485/users/142666) Apr 17 10:34pmManage Discussion by Miranda Muzquiz ### Reply from Miranda Muzquiz The death penalty is a serious penalty that is given to those who commit heinous crimes that meet the criteria of the punishment. For many …

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    The death penalty is a serious penalty that is given to those who commit heinous crimes that meet the criteria of the punishment. For many states, they do not have the option for the death penalty regardless of the crime, and in states that do, this form of punishment has been called into question in terms of its ethicalness and deterrence ability. The death penalty for juveniles has historically been controversial itself, and U.S. Supreme Court cases have defined the future of what the death penalty for juveniles looks like (Stewart, 2021). Regarding the discussion post, I feel there are valid arguments for all three of the discussion points, but I think the death penalty should be for those who are over eighteen, but also is dependent on the crime. I think two things can be true at once: those who are liable for the death penalty can be penalized this way (that are not juveniles under 18), but it should be dependent on the crime committed.

    _Roper v Simmons_ was a crucial Supreme Court case that determined the future of juvenile cases with the death penalty. The issue at hand is the idea that someone who is 17 years old and is sentenced to death constitutes cruel and unusual punishment, which is unconstitutional against the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments (American Psychological Association, 2004). Cruel and unusual punishment is a term we hear when there are cases that constitute the use of this definition, even in conversations that do not include the death penalty. For the inclusion of the death penalty for juveniles, it is important for those to consider the factors of the influence that these conversations can have, and typically, society sides with the idea that juveniles cannot be punished in such a heinous way, no matter the crime. This ideology follows through to the _Miller v Alabama_ case, where it was ruled that even the sentence of life imprisonment for juveniles is unconstitutional regarding the Eighth Amendment.

    Stewart (pg. 99, 2021) outlines the death penalty considerations when there are aggravating factors that can be used to sentence someone to the death penalty. This would be where the argument for those over 18 could be sentenced to death, but the crime is dependent because these mitigating factors are also dependent on the circumstances of the crime. These include the offense that was committed, or the offender was attempting to commit, kidnapping, rape, or the principal offender in aggravated murder, the offender was previously convicted of an offense of purposeful killing or attempt to kill two or more persons (Stewart, pg.99, 2021). Although I understand the argument of development not being complete until 25, there are understandable consequences that people naturally understand across society. The simplest of ideas, everyone knows that if you are caught doing something against the law, you will get in trouble, this is also understood at a greater, more heinous level as well. With the understanding of consequences, those who choose to commit a crime should ultimately be punished. There are circumstances that prevent the understanding of consequences, such as mental illness, mental age, pressure from peers, or being forced to commit crimes, which all should be taken into consideration. When these factors are weighed against the commission of a crime,  it should then be determined the sentence appropriate to match the situation.

    American Psychological Association. (2004). _Roper v Simmons_. https://www.apa.org/about/offices/ogc/amicus/roper

    Stewart, T. (2021). [Capital punishment of young adults in light of evolving standards of science and decency: Why Ohio should raise the minimum age for death penalty eligibility to twenty-five (25)Links to an external site.Links to an external site.](https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=shib&db=edsglt&AN=edsgcl.694130689&site=eds-live&scope=site&custid=s6527200). _Cleveland State Law Review, 70_(1), 91–119.

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    Hello all,

    For this discussion, I chose to review Gary Otte’s execution in 2017 for offenses committed in 1992.  Otte was 20 when he planned, murdered, and robbed two people in Ohio.  While there are mitigating circumstances in this case related to age at the time of the crime, there is an overwhelming amount of aggravating evidence.  Based on his previous actions, it seemed he was on a path to becoming a lifelong criminal.

    Additionally, Otte’s age is difficult to overcome in this case.  Perhaps it is because Otte was no longer a teenager then, but my reasoning is based more on perception and bias than scientific findings.  Twenty years of life experience seems difficult to overcome when examining culpability and responsibility for such a serious crime.  When I hear twenty, I instinctively think “adult,” not “juvenile,” a reaction that I recognize as biased and not objective reasoning.

    For adolescents and young adults, there is continuous brain development leading up to age 25 (Stewart, 2021).  The prefrontal cortex, which is attributed to reasoning, planning, and impulsivity, is the last portion of the brain to mature (Stewart, 2021).  Juveniles are also more susceptible to negative influence and peer pressure and are shortsighted in decisions that could have long-term (or lifelong) effects (Stewart, 2021).  For Otte, his actions of stealing his grandfather’s car, firearm, and credit cards to meet friends out of state could be attributed to impulsivity, outside pressure, and negative influence.  His plan to commit robbery could be attributed to peer pressure, especially since it was later determined that his IQ was below 90 (Death Penalty Information Center, 2017). Where I struggle with peer pressure as a mitigating factor is that Otte was alone when he murdered his first victim in his home.  Otte was also alone when he murdered his second victim, and his peers were the ones who led the police to his arrest.  You could argue that there was residual pressure and positive reinforcement from the first murder, in that he found $400 on his first victim, which was shared during a night of drinking and drug use with his friends.  I find it difficult to look beyond Otte’s predatory actions prior to murdering two victims for beer money.  To take speculation one step further, who is to say Otte would have stopped at two? While there is an ethical dilemma surrounding the age at which Otte committed pre-meditated murder (of his second victim), it is my opinion that Otte received a suitable punishment for his actions in that he spent 25 years of his life in prison.  However, the quarter-century gap between conviction and death raises an important question: Does his prolonged incarceration, followed by his execution, represent a double dose of retributive “justice”?

    Based on the research associated with neurological development, I agree that more emphasis should be placed on age as a mitigating factor.  We should also strive to provide juveniles more leniency related to part-1 crimes to leave room for rehabilitation. However, I do not think we should remove the option for capital punishment against 21-year-old “juveniles.”

    **References:**

    Death Penalty Information Center. (2017, September 13). _Ohio executes Gary Otte as state and federal courts decline to review use of death penalty against those under age 21_. https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/ohio-executes-gary-otte-as-state-and-federal-courts-decline-to-review-use-of-death-penalty-against-those-under-age-21

    Stewart, T. (2021). Capital Punishment of Young Adults in Light of Evolving Standards of Science and Decency: Why Ohio Should Raise the Minimum Age for Death Penalty Eligibility to Twenty-Five (25). _Cleveland State Law Review_, _70_(1), 91–119.

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    **Based on the principles of the forensic risk assessment, discuss the risks not only to the inmate, but the community at large.**

    Based on the principles of the forensic risk assessment, the risks that are present to the inmate, are that they are at risk of being a victim of retaliation, which means that they become high risk of assault. This may be for a number of reasons. One may be that a fellow inmate really appreciated a teacher, and held these individuals close to their hearts (much like when prisoners find out about fellow inmates who engaged in child abuse; things don’t usually end up going very well for them). A risk to the community is that if the inmate was released, then they have every opportunity to kill again; especially since this fellow has no remorse for what he did. To release him into the public again would be negligent on the part of the criminal justice system, because at that point, you might as well just give him license to commit atrocities again.

    **Explain how the AP-LS** _**Specialty Guidelinesfor Forensic Psychology**_ **and APA** _**Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct**_ **pertain to the issue of the death penalty. How does this affect the forensic psychology professional’s assessment? (Consider the concept of nonmaleficence).**

    The above mentioned guidelines, principles, and code of conduct all work together  because as forensic psychological professionals, we are still required to maintain professionalism, tact, and respect for the individual as a human being (American Psychological Association, 2011). Despite what this inmate did, and despite the fact that he is indeed on death row, we as psychological professionals need to keep our heads about us, and remember that we are to remain unbiased, respectful, and to be mindful of our role in this case (American Psychological Association, 2010). It is so very important – especially in the role of a forensic psychological professional – to remain exactly that. Yes, the young man did something horrible. But he is still a human being, and while he is under our care, he is to be treated as a human being.

    **Evaluate the effectiveness of the death penalty to deter crime between your state and another state**

    The state I live in, Maryland, does not have the death penalty – we abolished it in 2013 (I only remember that because that was my first year of uni and we all had this huge debate of whether or not this was a ‘good’ move or not lol). So there is not much of a deterrent there. However, I do know that South Carolina still has it, and that the “requests” for the death penalty are “higher in rural areas” down there than in urban areas (Paternoster, 1983). This leads me to believe that while Maryland does not have a deterrent to crime due to fear of the death penalty (since it does not exist here), that South Carolina has a greater means of utilising it, since it is “requested” so highly (Paternoster, 1983). People down there – it seems – have a higher request for vengeful and swift justice than their slightly northern counterpart, and thusly, that deters individuals from engaging in criminal activities.

    **References:**

    American Psychological Association (2011). [_Specialty guidelines for forensic psychology_Links to an external site.](https://www.apa.org/practice/guidelines/forensic-psychology). https://www.apa.org/practice/guidelines/forensic-psychology

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    American Psychological Association. (2010). [_Ethical principles of psychologists and code of conductLinks to an external site._](https://www.apa.org/ethics/code/principles.pdf) _._ https://www.apa.org/ethics/code/principles.pdf

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    Paternoster, R. (1983). Race of victim and location of crime: The decision to seek the death penalty in South Carolina. _Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology_, _74_(3), 754–785. https://doi.org/10.2307/1143134

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    – Based on the principles of the forensic risk assessment, discuss the risks not only to the inmate, but the community at large. – The risk of the inmate is their mental health deterioration. Those who are severing death penalties “may experience psychological distress or a set of painful mental and…

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    – Based on the principles of the forensic risk assessment, discuss the risks not only to the inmate, but the community at large.
    – The risk of the inmate is their mental health deterioration. Those who are severing death penalties “may experience psychological distress or a set of painful mental and physical symptoms that are associated with normal fluctuations of mood in most people” (Psychological distress, 2018). This may lead to them doing self-harm to them. There is institutional violence which means that other inmates will target others and create chaos in the prison environment. There are also the legal and ethical challenges that come into place that are also involved with housing high profile inmates. They need to go through the long process that may lead to years of legal battles. This means that there are a lot of appeals and legal reviews. Post convictions relief petitions and habeas corpus reviews, evolving legal standards which the courts will revisit cases to make sure that there are not seeing any potential errors in either the trial, sentencing, or in the evidence they presented in the trial (Time on Death Row, 2025).
    – The risk to the community is that there is a concern for public safety. Those who are released without proper rehabilitation may be at risk for reoffending or may be wanting to skip town. Then they will be able to reoffend at a different location. This will cause the community to feel unsafe because they have a new threat in their community. For this reason, we want to keep these types of prisoners locked up, this way that they can keep the victims and the family of the victims safe from further psychological trauma of them being out (John Baird, 2018).
    – Explain how the AP-LS _Specialty Guidelinesfor Forensic Psychology_ and APA _Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct_ pertain to the issue of the death penalty. How does this affect the forensic psychology professional’s assessment? (Consider the concept of nonmaleficence).

    – The AP-LS Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychology and the APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct serve as the foundation for conducting evaluations in a professional manner. It also determines whether people are legally appropriate, methodologically sound, and ethically responsible. The ethical principles of nonmaleficence or the do not harm means that a psychologist may not cause any unnecessary harm to their clients/patients. When dealing with inmates on the death penalty they need to be on constant watch for their state of mind and mental health so they do not commit harm to themselves (Association, 2011). The AP-LS Specialty Guidelines are to employ evidence-based methods and maintain objectivity throughout their assessments. This is even through death row inmates because they want them sound of mind. They do not want a person who has a history of mental health issues, prior behavior, cognitive capacities, and those who have a history of trauma (Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychology, 2011).
    – Evaluate the effectiveness of the death penalty to deter crime between your state and another state. **Note:** If you are an international student, you may use your local or regional jurisdictions.

    – The death penalty debate as capital punishment. Capital punishment was around even in ancient Greece in the 7th century BCE under the Draco laws. They were reserved for the punishment for murder, treason, arson, and rape (Hood, 2025). It is usually used for an offender that is convicted by the court that is sentence to death for a criminal offense. By knowing the originality of the capital punishment there is a certain number of heinous offenses that the person must do to even be put on death row. For Georgia, it is a death penalty state and as of March 31, 2025 according to the Georgia department of Corrections there are 34 USD cases that are on the death row list for Georgia (Annual Roster of Death Row Inmates (CY), 2025). Most aggravated murder and aggravating factors are under the O.C.G.A. §17-10-30 (Georgia, 2025). The execution method is through lethal injection, and this was established in 2000 which was replaced with the electric chair. The effectiveness of the deterrent of the death penalty in Georgia is that is a strong deterrent from doing a violent crime.
    – Compared to Georgia there are 174 inmates that are on the death row list for Texas (Death Row Infromation, 2025). There is the decision to commit violent crime and the factors that lead to the crime. We also must take into consideration that there is a different culture in Texas which is more acceptable than in some cultures than others.
    – There are some prevention strategies including policing, engagement programs and rehabilitation which may have a role in reducing violent crime than the death penalty. However, in my opinion I do not believe that there is not really a deterrent to the death penalty since there are more minor less violent crime than aggravated crime.

    ## References

    _Annual Roster of Death Row Inmates (CY)._ (2025, March 31). Retrieved from gdc.georgia.gov: file:///C:/Users/Kylac/AppData/Local/Temp/MicrosoftEdgeDownloads/d036a068-7248-4eae-86e5-018d2f62ec68/Roster_death_row_CY_2025.pdf

    Association, A. P. (2011). _Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychology_. Retrieved from American Psychological Association: https://www.apa.org/practice/guidelines/forensic-psychology

    _Death Row Infromation._ (2025, February 14). Retrieved from tdcj.texas.gov: https://www.tdcj.texas.gov/death_row/dr_offenders_on_dr.html

    Georgia, L. (2025, February 17). _Does Georgia Have the Death Penalty? Laws and Process Explained._ Retrieved from legalclarity.org: https://legalclarity.org/does-georgia-have-the-death-penalty-laws-and-process-explained/

    Hood, R. (2025, April 25). _Capital Punishment_. Retrieved from .britannica.com: https://www.britannica.com/topic/capital-punishment

    John Baird, R. S. (2018, January 2). _Risk assessment and management: forensic methods, human results_. Retrieved from

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    ASSESSMENT 2 BRIEF

    Subject Code and Title DTE401: Design Thinking

    Assessment Folio A – Empathy and Synthesis

    Individual/Group Individual

    Length 1500 words equivalent (±10%)

    Learning Outcomes The Subject Learning Outcomes demonstrated by successful
    completion of the task below include:

    a) Articulate and apply the concepts and processes of Design
    Thinking.

    b) Identify and evaluate complex problems in a professional
    context.

    c) Analyse and critique own capacities and dispositions in
    relation to processes of innovation.

    d) Apply high-level research and communication skills to
    investigate, synthesise, and analyse information from
    multiple perspectives (including users and scholarship).

    Submission By 11:55 pm AEST/AEDT Sunday at the end of Module 4.2

    Weighting 40%

    Total Marks 100 marks

    Assessment Task

    Create a folio to demonstrate your knowledge of innovation and creativity about the first two stages
    of the design thinking process: empathy and synthesis.

    Please refer to the Instructions for details on how to complete this task.

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    Context

    This assessment task provides an opportunity for you to demonstrate how your understanding of
    the design thinking process and concepts has developed through your engagement in the subject so
    far. The task requires you to establish a folio of posts, where you will respond to key aspects of the
    first two stages (empathy and synthesis) of the design thinking process. This folio further extends
    your learning through design thinking in terms of identifying and evaluating complex problems in a
    professional context. It also provides a space for you to reflect on your developing understanding of
    design thinking.

    Instructions

    As you work through the design thinking process in this subject, you will submit TWO (2) folios:
    Folio A (Empathy and Synthesis) and Folio B (Ideation and Prototyping).

    This assessment (Assessment 2) is Folio A, which covers the first two stages of the design
    thinking process. In Folio A, you will respond to the Discussion Forum activities undertaken in
    the first two stages (empathy and synthesis) and reflect on the mindset (in terms of
    disposition) and the skills and knowledge you have applied. You will also include specific
    evidence of using the tools generated through the activities in Modules 2 and 3 to support
    your discussion.

    Consider the following elements:

    • Knowledge of the design thinking process in Module 2 – Empathy and Module 3 –

    Synthesis
    o You should read widely (including scholarly and non-scholarly sources) and

    incorporate this reading into your folio. You should explicitly reference
    resources consulted and activities undertaken in the subject.

    • Take part in the weekly Discussion Forum

    o Write posts and engage with the design thinking tools as prompted in the
    Discussion Forum activities in Modules 2.1, 2.2, 3.1 and 3.2. Your reflections
    should be written in the first person.

    • Apply the skills of academic writing and infographics outlined in the Academic Skills

    webpage.

    • Format and Structure:

    o Part 1: Empathy (750 words equivalent)
    1. Participate in the weekly Discussion Forum by writing at least one post

    responding to the activities in Module 2.1 (Week 3) and Module 2.2 (Week 4).
    2. Provide evidence of your engagement with the tools (e.g. empathy map) as

    stated in the activities.
    3. Explicitly identify the target people you empathise with.

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    4. Then, transfer your posts to your Assessment 2: Folio A document, revise and
    edit it, add more ideas if necessary, update references and use in-text citations.

    o Part 2: Synthesis (750 words equivalent)

    1. Participate in the weekly Discussion Forum by writing at least one post
    responding to the activities in Module 3.1 (Week 5) and Module 3.2 (Week 6).

    2. Provide evidence of your engagement with the tools (e.g. problem statement, 5
    whys) as stated in the activities.

    3. Then, transfer your posts to your Assessment 2: Folio A document, revise and
    edit it, add more ideas if necessary, update references and use in-text citations.

    Note: Alternatively, you can present your Assessment 2: Folio A as a video recording.
    Please refer to the Submission Instructions on pages 4–5 of this assessment brief for
    more details.

    • Referencing – add in-text citations and a reference list according to APA 7th style, using

    publications within the last 5–10 years wherever possible.

    • Your submission will be assessed against the following criteria as detailed in the marking
    rubric on pages 6–10 of this assessment brief:

    o Knowledge of, and engagement with, the design thinking process, skills and tools.
    o Depth and analysis in critiquing potential applications and limitations of design

    thinking.
    o Depth and analysis of reflection relating to the design thinking disposition.
    o Clarity of communication and integration of ideas (including spelling,

    punctuation and grammar).
    o Citation and referencing according to APA 7th conventions.

    Referencing

    You must use the APA 7th referencing style for this assessment. Please see more information on
    referencing in the Academic Skills webpage.

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    Please ensure that you have attached all components of Assessment 2 (the Written Folio A
    and List of References in ONE (1) document) to the Assessment 2 submission point before
    clicking on the Submit button.

    If want to include Appendix items in your submission, you can save them in a separate
    document. Please remember to attach this additional document to the Assessment 2 submission
    point before clicking the Submit button.

    Submission Instructions

    You have two submission options for this assessment:

    • Option A: Submit a 1500-word Written Folio A and a List of References. The List of
    References is not included in the word count.

    • Option B: Submit a 10–11-minute Video Presentation of Folio A, showing your face and
    slides in the video (using in-text citations wherever possible). You also need to submit an
    accompanying List of References in a separate document.

    Please ensure that your Written or Video Presentation of Folio A addresses the Format and
    Structure as outlined on pages 2–3 of this assessment brief.

    Option A: Written Folio A
    Submit your Written Folio A via the Assessment link in the main navigation menu of DTE401: Design
    Thinking in Blackboard.

    Note:

    Option B: Video Presentation of Folio A
    Submit your Video Presentation of Folio A by clicking on the ‘Write Submission’ button to access the
    Kaltura Media upload function via the Assessment 2 submission point provided in the Assessments
    area of DTE401: Design Thinking in Blackboard.

    Please click on the link below for the steps on how to upload your Video Presentation of Folio A.

    Learning with Technology:
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    refer to the technical guidance provided right below the video demonstration.

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    Please ensure that you have attached all components of Assessment 2 (the Video Presentation
    of Folio A and List of References in a separate document) to the Assessment 2 submission
    point before clicking on the Submit button.

    If want to include Appendix items in your submission, you can save them in a separate
    document. Please remember to attach this additional document to the Assessment 2 submission
    point before clicking the Submit button.

    Note:

    Learning Facilitator Feedback

    The Learning Facilitator will provide feedback via the Grade Centre in Blackboard. Feedback can be
    viewed in the My Grades section of DTE401: Design Thinking.

    Academic Integrity

    All students are responsible for ensuring that all work submitted is their own and is appropriately
    referenced and academically written according to the Academic Writing Guide. Students also need
    to have read and be aware of Torrens University Australia Academic Integrity Policy and Procedure
    and subsequent penalties for academic misconduct. These are viewable online.

    Students must also keep a copy of all submitted materials and any assessment drafts.

    Special Consideration

    To apply for special consideration for a modification to an assessment or exam due to unexpected or
    extenuating circumstances, please consult the Assessment Policy for Higher Education Coursework
    and ELICOS and, if applicable to your circumstance, submit a completed Application for Assessment
    Special Consideration Form to your Learning Facilitator.

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    Assessment Rubric

    Assessment
    Attributes

    Fail
    (Yet to achieve

    minimum standard) 0–
    49%

    Pass
    (Functional)

    50–64%

    Credit
    (Proficient)

    65–74%

    Distinction
    (Advanced)

    75–84%

    High Distinction
    (Exceptional)

    85–100%

    Knowledge of, and
    engagement with, the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages of the design
    thinking process, skills
    and tools

    Total Percentage for
    this Assessment
    Attribute = 20%

    Demonstrates a limited
    knowledge of Empathy
    and Synthesis by:

    ● not meeting
    minimum standard as
    outlined in the format
    and structure for this
    assessment

    ● not discussing the
    relationship of
    Empathy and
    Synthesis, and the
    underlying concepts

    ● not engaging with
    Empathy and
    Synthesis tools.

    Demonstrates a functional
    knowledge of Empathy and
    Synthesis by:

    ● discussing the concepts
    underpinning Empathy
    and Synthesis, but
    further elaboration is
    required

    ● focusing on Empathy and
    Synthesis
    strategies/tools without
    acknowledging
    overarching dispositions
    required.

    Demonstrates proficient
    knowledge of Empathy and
    Synthesis by:

    ● clearly discussing
    Empathy and Synthesis
    processes, skills, tools
    and innovation
    disposition

    ● exploring different
    Empathy and Synthesis
    strategies/tools from
    own research.

    Demonstrates advanced
    knowledge of Empathy and
    Synthesis by:

    ● clearly and consistently
    discussing Empathy and
    Synthesis processes,
    skills, tools and
    innovation disposition
    in depth in the
    achievement of insights

    ● integrating a range of
    different Empathy and
    Synthesis
    strategies/tools beyond
    those outlined in the
    subject.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    knowledge of Empathy and
    Synthesis by:

    ● clearly, consistently,
    systematically and
    critically discussing
    Empathy and Synthesis
    processes, skills, tools
    and innovation
    disposition in the
    achievement of
    insights

    ● integrating a broad
    range of strategies and
    tools beyond those
    outlined in the subject,
    including offering
    critique and analysis.

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    Depth and analysis in
    the critique of potential
    applications and
    limitations of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages of the design
    thinking process

    Total Percentage for
    this Assessment
    Attribute = 30%

    Demonstrates a partially
    developed analysis and
    critique of potential
    applications and
    limitations by:

    ● not attempting to
    consider the potential
    applications of the
    Empathy and
    Synthesis stages
    beyond the subject
    experience

    ● not offering a critique
    regarding the limits of
    how the Empathy and
    Synthesis stages
    might be applied.

    Demonstrates a functional
    analysis and critique of
    potential applications and
    limitations by:

    ● offering a developing
    analysis of the potential
    application of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages; this is limited in
    scope and detail

    ● adequately structuring
    and supporting critique
    with a limited range of
    evidence.

    Demonstrates proficient
    analysis and critique of
    potential applications and
    limitations by:

    ● thoroughly offering a
    critique of the
    appropriateness of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages in relation to
    professional contexts;
    experiences and
    literature are
    referenced that
    support or challenge
    the typical applications

    ● providing a well-
    developed analysis and
    critique of the Empathy
    and Synthesis stages;
    an adequate range of
    evidence supports the
    analysis well.

    Demonstrates advanced
    analysis and critique of
    potential applications and
    limitations by:

    ● analysing (in depth) the
    potential applications
    and limitations of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages, including the
    relationships and
    comparisons between
    them; professional
    contexts are carefully
    considered and there is
    limited reference to the
    broader scope beyond
    your professional
    contexts

    ● presenting new ideas
    within a professional
    context; relationships
    between the different
    limitations and
    challenges are analysed
    to a high level.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    analysis and critique of
    potential applications and
    limitations by:

    ● Systematically offering
    a sophisticated critique
    of the limitations in
    how the Empathy and
    Synthesis stages can be
    applied within a
    professional context;
    this includes
    considered reference
    to other contexts
    drawn from relevant
    literature

    ● comprehensively
    synthesising the key
    strengths and potential
    applications of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages with insights
    drawn from own
    experiences and
    literature; original
    concepts and ideas are

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    shared to develop the

    existing models and
    new domains where
    the process might be
    applied.

    Depth and analysis
    of reflection
    relating to the
    Empathy and
    Synthesis stages of
    the design thinking
    disposition

    Total Percentage
    for this Assessment
    Attribute = 25%

    Demonstrates a partially
    developed analysis and
    reflection by:

    ● presenting
    description (i.e.
    recounting
    experience) with no
    attempt to analyse or
    draw meaning from
    this experience

    ● not attempting to
    move beyond own
    experience or to
    extend understanding
    through other
    positions or points of
    view.

    Demonstrates a functional
    analysis and reflection by:

    ● presenting description of
    experiences related to
    the topic and drawing
    out some key learnings

    ● focusing primarily on
    deepening
    understanding of own
    position or experience
    with limited analysis of
    positions/points of view
    of others beyond own
    context.

    Demonstrates proficient
    analysis and reflection by:

    ● presenting experiences
    related to the topic as a
    basis for identifying
    and discussing key
    developments in
    thinking about
    innovation

    ● acknowledging and
    analysing others’ points
    of view and revealing
    new questions and
    challenges.

    Demonstrates advanced
    analysis and reflection by:

    ● drawing on past and
    current experiences to
    engage with abstract
    concepts relating to
    empathy, synthesis,
    innovation and change.

    ● articulating key
    changes in disposition
    and knowledge, taking
    into account the
    complexities of the
    issue(s) and a range of
    other points of view
    gained from literature.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    analysis and reflection by:

    ● identifying
    developments in
    thinking and
    formulating
    conclusions and a
    substantial position
    regarding innovation in
    professional settings

    ● supporting this
    position with relevant
    experiences and
    insightful analysis of
    own and others’ points
    of view related to
    Empathy and
    Synthesis.

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    Clarity of
    communication and
    integration of ideas

    Total Percentage for
    this Assessment
    Attribute = 15%

    Demonstrates a partially
    developed
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● repeatedly obscuring
    meaning through
    errors in the
    communication of
    ideas, including
    structure, sequence,
    spelling, grammar,
    punctuation and/or
    the
    acknowledgement of
    sources

    ● rarely or inaccurately
    employing specialised
    language and
    terminology relating
    to design thinking.

    Demonstrates a functional
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● using a mode of
    communication that is
    generally coherent;
    expression that is usually
    clear, with persistent
    errors in spelling,
    punctuation or grammar

    ● generally employing
    specialised language and
    terminology relating to
    design thinking with
    accuracy.

    Demonstrates proficient
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● providing a precise
    meaning that is easy to
    follow; information,
    arguments and
    evidence are
    structured and
    sequenced clearly and
    logically

    ● communicating ideas
    with occasional minor
    errors in spelling,
    grammar and/or
    punctuation

    ● accurately employing
    specialised language
    and terminology
    relating to design
    thinking.

    Demonstrates advanced
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● engaging the
    audience’s interest;
    information, arguments
    and evidence are
    structured and
    sequenced in a way
    that is clear and
    persuasive

    ● accurately employing a
    wide range of
    specialised language
    and terminology
    relating to design
    thinking

    ● ensuring spelling,
    grammar and
    punctuation are free
    from errors.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● communicating
    eloquently; expressing
    meaning coherently,
    concisely and
    creatively within the
    given format

    ● discerningly selecting
    and precisely
    employing a wide
    range of specialised
    language and
    terminology relating to
    design thinking

    ● engaging and
    sustaining the
    audience’s interest

    ● outlining information,
    arguments and
    evidence that are
    insightful, persuasive
    and expertly presented

    ● ensuring spelling,

    grammar and
    punctuation are free
    from errors.

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    Citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence

    Total Percentage for
    this Assessment
    Attribute = 10%

    Demonstrates a limited
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence
    by:

    ● the inconsistent use
    of good quality,
    credible and relevant
    resources to support
    and develop ideas

    ● omitting the
    references or not
    using APA 7th
    referencing style.

    Demonstrates a functional
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key resources
    and evidence by:

    ● using credible and
    relevant resources to
    support and develop
    ideas, but use is not
    always explicit or well-
    developed

    ● providing references in a
    format resembling APA
    7th referencing style, with
    frequent or repeated
    errors.

    Demonstrates proficient
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence by:

    ● using credible
    resources to support
    and develop ideas

    ● providing references in
    a format resembling
    APA 7th referencing
    style, with occasional
    errors.

    Demonstrates advanced
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence by:

    ● using good quality,
    credible and relevant
    resources to support
    and develop arguments
    and statements

    ● showing a broad range
    of references sources
    within the organisation

    ● providing APA 7th
    referencing that is free
    from errors.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence by:

    ● demonstrating the use
    of high-quality,
    credible and relevant
    resources to support
    and develop
    arguments and
    position statements

    ● showing a wide scope
    of references sources
    within and beyond the
    organisation

    ● providing APA 7th
    referencing that is free
    from errors.

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    The following Subject Learning Outcomes are addressed in this assessment

    SLO a) Articulate and apply the concepts and processes of Design Thinking.
    SLO b) Identify and evaluate complex problems in a professional context.
    SLO c) Analyse and critique own capacities and dispositions in relation to processes of innovation.

    SLO d)
    Apply high-level research and communication skills to investigate, synthesise, and analyse information from multiple perspectives
    (including users and scholarship).

    – Assessment Task
    – Context
    – Instructions

    –  Knowledge of the design thinking process in Module 2 – Empathy and Module 3 –
    –  Take part in the weekly Discussion Forum
    –  Format and Structure:

    – Referencing
    – Submission Instructions

    – Option A: Written Folio A
    – Note:
    – Option B: Video Presentation of Folio A

    – Learning Facilitator Feedback
    – Academic Integrity
    – Special Consideration

    **## DTE401_Assessment2_20240603.pdf**

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    ASSESSMENT 2 BRIEF

    Subject Code and Title DTE401: Design Thinking

    Assessment Folio A – Empathy and Synthesis

    Individual/Group Individual

    Length 1500 words equivalent (±10%)

    Learning Outcomes The Subject Learning Outcomes demonstrated by successful
    completion of the task below include:

    a) Articulate and apply the concepts and processes of Design
    Thinking.

    b) Identify and evaluate complex problems in a professional
    context.

    c) Analyse and critique own capacities and dispositions in
    relation to processes of innovation.

    d) Apply high-level research and communication skills to
    investigate, synthesise, and analyse information from
    multiple perspectives (including users and scholarship).

    Submission By 11:55 pm AEST/AEDT Sunday at the end of Module 4.2

    Weighting 40%

    Total Marks 100 marks

    Assessment Task

    Create a folio to demonstrate your knowledge of innovation and creativity about the first two stages
    of the design thinking process: empathy and synthesis.

    Please refer to the Instructions for details on how to complete this task.

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    Context

    This assessment task provides an opportunity for you to demonstrate how your understanding of
    the design thinking process and concepts has developed through your engagement in the subject so
    far. The task requires you to establish a folio of posts, where you will respond to key aspects of the
    first two stages (empathy and synthesis) of the design thinking process. This folio further extends
    your learning through design thinking in terms of identifying and evaluating complex problems in a
    professional context. It also provides a space for you to reflect on your developing understanding of
    design thinking.

    Instructions

    As you work through the design thinking process in this subject, you will submit TWO (2) folios:
    Folio A (Empathy and Synthesis) and Folio B (Ideation and Prototyping).

    This assessment (Assessment 2) is Folio A, which covers the first two stages of the design
    thinking process. In Folio A, you will respond to the Discussion Forum activities undertaken in
    the first two stages (empathy and synthesis) and reflect on the mindset (in terms of
    disposition) and the skills and knowledge you have applied. You will also include specific
    evidence of using the tools generated through the activities in Modules 2 and 3 to support
    your discussion.

    Consider the following elements:

    • Knowledge of the design thinking process in Module 2 – Empathy and Module 3 –

    Synthesis
    o You should read widely (including scholarly and non-scholarly sources) and

    incorporate this reading into your folio. You should explicitly reference
    resources consulted and activities undertaken in the subject.

    • Take part in the weekly Discussion Forum

    o Write posts and engage with the design thinking tools as prompted in the
    Discussion Forum activities in Modules 2.1, 2.2, 3.1 and 3.2. Your reflections
    should be written in the first person.

    • Apply the skills of academic writing and infographics outlined in the Academic Skills

    webpage.

    • Format and Structure:

    o Part 1: Empathy (750 words equivalent)
    1. Participate in the weekly Discussion Forum by writing at least one post

    responding to the activities in Module 2.1 (Week 3) and Module 2.2 (Week 4).
    2. Provide evidence of your engagement with the tools (e.g. empathy map) as

    stated in the activities.
    3. Explicitly identify the target people you empathise with.

    [https://library.torrens.edu.au/academicskills_ap](https://library.torrens.edu.au/academicskills_ap)

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    4. Then, transfer your posts to your Assessment 2: Folio A document, revise and
    edit it, add more ideas if necessary, update references and use in-text citations.

    o Part 2: Synthesis (750 words equivalent)

    1. Participate in the weekly Discussion Forum by writing at least one post
    responding to the activities in Module 3.1 (Week 5) and Module 3.2 (Week 6).

    2. Provide evidence of your engagement with the tools (e.g. problem statement, 5
    whys) as stated in the activities.

    3. Then, transfer your posts to your Assessment 2: Folio A document, revise and
    edit it, add more ideas if necessary, update references and use in-text citations.

    Note: Alternatively, you can present your Assessment 2: Folio A as a video recording.
    Please refer to the Submission Instructions on pages 4–5 of this assessment brief for
    more details.

    • Referencing – add in-text citations and a reference list according to APA 7th style, using

    publications within the last 5–10 years wherever possible.

    • Your submission will be assessed against the following criteria as detailed in the marking
    rubric on pages 6–10 of this assessment brief:

    o Knowledge of, and engagement with, the design thinking process, skills and tools.
    o Depth and analysis in critiquing potential applications and limitations of design

    thinking.
    o Depth and analysis of reflection relating to the design thinking disposition.
    o Clarity of communication and integration of ideas (including spelling,

    punctuation and grammar).
    o Citation and referencing according to APA 7th conventions.

    Referencing

    You must use the APA 7th referencing style for this assessment. Please see more information on
    referencing in the Academic Skills webpage.

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    Please ensure that you have attached all components of Assessment 2 (the Written Folio A
    and List of References in ONE (1) document) to the Assessment 2 submission point before
    clicking on the Submit button.

    If want to include Appendix items in your submission, you can save them in a separate
    document. Please remember to attach this additional document to the Assessment 2 submission
    point before clicking the Submit button.

    Submission Instructions

    You have two submission options for this assessment:

    • Option A: Submit a 1500-word Written Folio A and a List of References. The List of
    References is not included in the word count.

    • Option B: Submit a 10–11-minute Video Presentation of Folio A, showing your face and
    slides in the video (using in-text citations wherever possible). You also need to submit an
    accompanying List of References in a separate document.

    Please ensure that your Written or Video Presentation of Folio A addresses the Format and
    Structure as outlined on pages 2–3 of this assessment brief.

    Option A: Written Folio A
    Submit your Written Folio A via the Assessment link in the main navigation menu of DTE401: Design
    Thinking in Blackboard.

    Note:

    Option B: Video Presentation of Folio A
    Submit your Video Presentation of Folio A by clicking on the ‘Write Submission’ button to access the
    Kaltura Media upload function via the Assessment 2 submission point provided in the Assessments
    area of DTE401: Design Thinking in Blackboard.

    Please click on the link below for the steps on how to upload your Video Presentation of Folio A.

    Learning with Technology:
    https://torrens.blackboard.com/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent.jsp?course_id=_529_1&c
    ontent_id=_5480654_1&mode=reset

    In the Learning with Technology site, please navigate to the ‘Submit a Video Assignment’ tab and
    watch the video demonstration entitled Submit a video using Kaltura Media. Alternatively, please
    refer to the technical guidance provided right below the video demonstration.

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    Please ensure that you have attached all components of Assessment 2 (the Video Presentation
    of Folio A and List of References in a separate document) to the Assessment 2 submission
    point before clicking on the Submit button.

    If want to include Appendix items in your submission, you can save them in a separate
    document. Please remember to attach this additional document to the Assessment 2 submission
    point before clicking the Submit button.

    Note:

    Learning Facilitator Feedback

    The Learning Facilitator will provide feedback via the Grade Centre in Blackboard. Feedback can be
    viewed in the My Grades section of DTE401: Design Thinking.

    Academic Integrity

    All students are responsible for ensuring that all work submitted is their own and is appropriately
    referenced and academically written according to the Academic Writing Guide. Students also need
    to have read and be aware of Torrens University Australia Academic Integrity Policy and Procedure
    and subsequent penalties for academic misconduct. These are viewable online.

    Students must also keep a copy of all submitted materials and any assessment drafts.

    Special Consideration

    To apply for special consideration for a modification to an assessment or exam due to unexpected or
    extenuating circumstances, please consult the Assessment Policy for Higher Education Coursework
    and ELICOS and, if applicable to your circumstance, submit a completed Application for Assessment
    Special Consideration Form to your Learning Facilitator.

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    Assessment Rubric

    Assessment
    Attributes

    Fail
    (Yet to achieve

    minimum standard) 0–
    49%

    Pass
    (Functional)

    50–64%

    Credit
    (Proficient)

    65–74%

    Distinction
    (Advanced)

    75–84%

    High Distinction
    (Exceptional)

    85–100%

    Knowledge of, and
    engagement with, the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages of the design
    thinking process, skills
    and tools

    Total Percentage for
    this Assessment
    Attribute = 20%

    Demonstrates a limited
    knowledge of Empathy
    and Synthesis by:

    ● not meeting
    minimum standard as
    outlined in the format
    and structure for this
    assessment

    ● not discussing the
    relationship of
    Empathy and
    Synthesis, and the
    underlying concepts

    ● not engaging with
    Empathy and
    Synthesis tools.

    Demonstrates a functional
    knowledge of Empathy and
    Synthesis by:

    ● discussing the concepts
    underpinning Empathy
    and Synthesis, but
    further elaboration is
    required

    ● focusing on Empathy and
    Synthesis
    strategies/tools without
    acknowledging
    overarching dispositions
    required.

    Demonstrates proficient
    knowledge of Empathy and
    Synthesis by:

    ● clearly discussing
    Empathy and Synthesis
    processes, skills, tools
    and innovation
    disposition

    ● exploring different
    Empathy and Synthesis
    strategies/tools from
    own research.

    Demonstrates advanced
    knowledge of Empathy and
    Synthesis by:

    ● clearly and consistently
    discussing Empathy and
    Synthesis processes,
    skills, tools and
    innovation disposition
    in depth in the
    achievement of insights

    ● integrating a range of
    different Empathy and
    Synthesis
    strategies/tools beyond
    those outlined in the
    subject.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    knowledge of Empathy and
    Synthesis by:

    ● clearly, consistently,
    systematically and
    critically discussing
    Empathy and Synthesis
    processes, skills, tools
    and innovation
    disposition in the
    achievement of
    insights

    ● integrating a broad
    range of strategies and
    tools beyond those
    outlined in the subject,
    including offering
    critique and analysis.

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    Depth and analysis in
    the critique of potential
    applications and
    limitations of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages of the design
    thinking process

    Total Percentage for
    this Assessment
    Attribute = 30%

    Demonstrates a partially
    developed analysis and
    critique of potential
    applications and
    limitations by:

    ● not attempting to
    consider the potential
    applications of the
    Empathy and
    Synthesis stages
    beyond the subject
    experience

    ● not offering a critique
    regarding the limits of
    how the Empathy and
    Synthesis stages
    might be applied.

    Demonstrates a functional
    analysis and critique of
    potential applications and
    limitations by:

    ● offering a developing
    analysis of the potential
    application of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages; this is limited in
    scope and detail

    ● adequately structuring
    and supporting critique
    with a limited range of
    evidence.

    Demonstrates proficient
    analysis and critique of
    potential applications and
    limitations by:

    ● thoroughly offering a
    critique of the
    appropriateness of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages in relation to
    professional contexts;
    experiences and
    literature are
    referenced that
    support or challenge
    the typical applications

    ● providing a well-
    developed analysis and
    critique of the Empathy
    and Synthesis stages;
    an adequate range of
    evidence supports the
    analysis well.

    Demonstrates advanced
    analysis and critique of
    potential applications and
    limitations by:

    ● analysing (in depth) the
    potential applications
    and limitations of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages, including the
    relationships and
    comparisons between
    them; professional
    contexts are carefully
    considered and there is
    limited reference to the
    broader scope beyond
    your professional
    contexts

    ● presenting new ideas
    within a professional
    context; relationships
    between the different
    limitations and
    challenges are analysed
    to a high level.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    analysis and critique of
    potential applications and
    limitations by:

    ● Systematically offering
    a sophisticated critique
    of the limitations in
    how the Empathy and
    Synthesis stages can be
    applied within a
    professional context;
    this includes
    considered reference
    to other contexts
    drawn from relevant
    literature

    ● comprehensively
    synthesising the key
    strengths and potential
    applications of the
    Empathy and Synthesis
    stages with insights
    drawn from own
    experiences and
    literature; original
    concepts and ideas are

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    shared to develop the

    existing models and
    new domains where
    the process might be
    applied.

    Depth and analysis
    of reflection
    relating to the
    Empathy and
    Synthesis stages of
    the design thinking
    disposition

    Total Percentage
    for this Assessment
    Attribute = 25%

    Demonstrates a partially
    developed analysis and
    reflection by:

    ● presenting
    description (i.e.
    recounting
    experience) with no
    attempt to analyse or
    draw meaning from
    this experience

    ● not attempting to
    move beyond own
    experience or to
    extend understanding
    through other
    positions or points of
    view.

    Demonstrates a functional
    analysis and reflection by:

    ● presenting description of
    experiences related to
    the topic and drawing
    out some key learnings

    ● focusing primarily on
    deepening
    understanding of own
    position or experience
    with limited analysis of
    positions/points of view
    of others beyond own
    context.

    Demonstrates proficient
    analysis and reflection by:

    ● presenting experiences
    related to the topic as a
    basis for identifying
    and discussing key
    developments in
    thinking about
    innovation

    ● acknowledging and
    analysing others’ points
    of view and revealing
    new questions and
    challenges.

    Demonstrates advanced
    analysis and reflection by:

    ● drawing on past and
    current experiences to
    engage with abstract
    concepts relating to
    empathy, synthesis,
    innovation and change.

    ● articulating key
    changes in disposition
    and knowledge, taking
    into account the
    complexities of the
    issue(s) and a range of
    other points of view
    gained from literature.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    analysis and reflection by:

    ● identifying
    developments in
    thinking and
    formulating
    conclusions and a
    substantial position
    regarding innovation in
    professional settings

    ● supporting this
    position with relevant
    experiences and
    insightful analysis of
    own and others’ points
    of view related to
    Empathy and
    Synthesis.

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    Clarity of
    communication and
    integration of ideas

    Total Percentage for
    this Assessment
    Attribute = 15%

    Demonstrates a partially
    developed
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● repeatedly obscuring
    meaning through
    errors in the
    communication of
    ideas, including
    structure, sequence,
    spelling, grammar,
    punctuation and/or
    the
    acknowledgement of
    sources

    ● rarely or inaccurately
    employing specialised
    language and
    terminology relating
    to design thinking.

    Demonstrates a functional
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● using a mode of
    communication that is
    generally coherent;
    expression that is usually
    clear, with persistent
    errors in spelling,
    punctuation or grammar

    ● generally employing
    specialised language and
    terminology relating to
    design thinking with
    accuracy.

    Demonstrates proficient
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● providing a precise
    meaning that is easy to
    follow; information,
    arguments and
    evidence are
    structured and
    sequenced clearly and
    logically

    ● communicating ideas
    with occasional minor
    errors in spelling,
    grammar and/or
    punctuation

    ● accurately employing
    specialised language
    and terminology
    relating to design
    thinking.

    Demonstrates advanced
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● engaging the
    audience’s interest;
    information, arguments
    and evidence are
    structured and
    sequenced in a way
    that is clear and
    persuasive

    ● accurately employing a
    wide range of
    specialised language
    and terminology
    relating to design
    thinking

    ● ensuring spelling,
    grammar and
    punctuation are free
    from errors.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    communication and
    integration of ideas by:

    ● communicating
    eloquently; expressing
    meaning coherently,
    concisely and
    creatively within the
    given format

    ● discerningly selecting
    and precisely
    employing a wide
    range of specialised
    language and
    terminology relating to
    design thinking

    ● engaging and
    sustaining the
    audience’s interest

    ● outlining information,
    arguments and
    evidence that are
    insightful, persuasive
    and expertly presented

    ● ensuring spelling,

    grammar and
    punctuation are free
    from errors.

    Page 10 of 11 DTE401_Assessment 2_20240603

    Citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence

    Total Percentage for
    this Assessment
    Attribute = 10%

    Demonstrates a limited
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence
    by:

    ● the inconsistent use
    of good quality,
    credible and relevant
    resources to support
    and develop ideas

    ● omitting the
    references or not
    using APA 7th
    referencing style.

    Demonstrates a functional
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key resources
    and evidence by:

    ● using credible and
    relevant resources to
    support and develop
    ideas, but use is not
    always explicit or well-
    developed

    ● providing references in a
    format resembling APA
    7th referencing style, with
    frequent or repeated
    errors.

    Demonstrates proficient
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence by:

    ● using credible
    resources to support
    and develop ideas

    ● providing references in
    a format resembling
    APA 7th referencing
    style, with occasional
    errors.

    Demonstrates advanced
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence by:

    ● using good quality,
    credible and relevant
    resources to support
    and develop arguments
    and statements

    ● showing a broad range
    of references sources
    within the organisation

    ● providing APA 7th
    referencing that is free
    from errors.

    Demonstrates exceptional
    knowledge of citation and
    referencing of key
    resources and evidence by:

    ● demonstrating the use
    of high-quality,
    credible and relevant
    resources to support
    and develop
    arguments and
    position statements

    ● showing a wide scope
    of references sources
    within and beyond the
    organisation

    ● providing APA 7th
    referencing that is free
    from errors.

    Page 11 of 11 DTE401_Assessment 2_20240603

    The following Subject Learning Outcomes are addressed in this assessment

    SLO a) Articulate and apply the concepts and processes of Design Thinking.
    SLO b) Identify and evaluate complex problems in a professional context.
    SLO c) Analyse and critique own capacities and dispositions in relation to processes of innovation.

    SLO d)
    Apply high-level research and communication skills to investigate, synthesise, and analyse information from multiple perspectives
    (including users and scholarship).

    – Assessment Task
    – Context
    – Instructions

    –  Knowledge of the design thinking process in Module 2 – Empathy and Module 3 –
    –  Take part in the weekly Discussion Forum
    –  Format and Structure:

    – Referencing
    – Submission Instructions

    – Option A: Written Folio A
    – Note:
    – Option B: Video Presentation of Folio A

    – Learning Facilitator Feedback
    – Academic Integrity
    – Special Consideration

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    **Pharmacology Medical Terminology Corner** This week continue to explore medications that use a root word for the different groups under the broad category of antibiotics. While the base root does not hold true for every anti-infective group it does for many.

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    You can see from this chart that the root words: sulfa, oxacins, cillins, and mycins are not exact for each category. It is helpful, however, as the types are used for different pathological (disease-causing) organisms.

    **Explore the organisms that antibiotics are used for.**
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    Make a simple chart for each of the six categories of antibiotics in the chart
    Research each category and under each describe the specific type of organism each might be used for (gram-positive cocci, gram-negative bacillus, etc.)
    Include the illness that might be caused by the organism (gastroenteritis, pneumonia, skin infection)
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    – **CO2: Perform statistical analyses integrated in relevant application software.**
    – **CO3: Design advertising and marketing documents using applicable software.**
    – **CO4: Build professional presentations using multiple application software.**
    – **CO5: Implement effective software integration practices based on real-world relevant scenarios**

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    Jake Plassey, Sales Manager, has an Excel workbook listing properties for sale. If a property is sold, Neighbors National Properties Group will finance the property loan for 30 years at 7.5% interest. If the monthly payment of a property is greater than $300,000, the company will give the buyer a 1% discount of the selling price. Beth Travis is interested in purchasing the Plenteous Properties Warehouse, one of the company’s properties. She lives at 2231 University Drive, Tempe, AZ 85280.

    For this assignment, you will need the following files:

    – **New blank PowerPoint presentation**
    – **Travis_Letter.xdoc**
    – **Sale_Properties.xlsx**

    You will save your files as:

    – **Lastname_Firstname_Travis_Letter.xdoc**
    – **Lastname_Firstname_Sales_Presentation.xppt**
    – **LastnameFirstname_Sale_Properties.xlsx**

    01. **Open the file** **Sale_Properties.xlsx**, and then save the workbook as LastnameFirstname_Sale_Properties.xlsx
    02. **Copy** the Properties worksheet to a new worksheet, and then **rename** the worksheet as Payments in the Payments worksheet
    03. **Convert** the data to a table.
    04. In column G, insert a **calculated** column using the **PMT** function to calculate the monthly payment for each of the properties.
    05. In column H, insert a calculated column using the **IF** function to determine the amount of the discount if property qualifies for it.
    06. Determine the **totals** for columns F:H.
    07. Apply **conditional formatting** to cells with a selling price between $40,000,000 and $70,000,000.
    08. **Copy** the Payments worksheet to a new worksheet, and then **rename** the new worksheet as Plenteous Properties Filter the table to display only the data for the Plenteous Properties Warehouse.
    09. **Copy** the Property worksheet to a new worksheet, and then **rename** the new worksheet as Florida and Georgia Properties.
    10. **Filter** the Florida and Georgia properties.
    11. **Insert** the file name in the **footer** so that it displays on all worksheets.
    12. **Create a PowerPoint presentation** using a template of your choice; the presentation will be shown to prospective buyers attending a sales conference.
    13. **Save** the presentation as Lastname_Firstname_Sales_Presentation.xppt
    14. **Insert** the file name in the **footer** to display on all pages of the notes and handouts.
    15. **Modify** the **slides** to help persuade buyers to purchase property from Neighbors National Properties Group.
    16. **On one slide,** inform the audience that the company sells many properties.
    17. **On the same slide**, link the cell from the Excel Payments worksheet that displays the total selling price.
    18. **On a new slide**, insert a **SmartArt** graphic that lists some of the different types of properties that the company develops and manages.
    19. **At the end of the presentation**, insert a slide that contains the contact information for Mr. Plassey.
    20. **Insert** additional text, pictures, and clip art to enhance the presentation.
    21. Format any text or other objects to create a professional appearance.
    22. **Open the file Travis_Letter.xdoc**, and then save as Lastname_Firstname_Travis_Letter.xdoc
    23. **Insert** the file name in the footer Jake Plassey
    24. **Format** the letterhead for Mr. Jake Plassey.
    25. Insert the **current date**, and then insert Beth Travis’s name and address and a proper salutation.
    26. Following the first paragraph, **copy the SmartArt graphic** from your presentation to the letter, changing text wrapping and resizing as necessary.
    27. Following the second paragraph, from Excel, on the Plenteous Properties worksheet, **link cells F1:G38** (first and second row) to the Word document.
    28. **Open LastnameFirstname_Sale_Properties.xlsx**, and copy contents of the **Florida and Georgia worksheet.**
    29. Under the third paragraph, **paste the contents** of the Florida and Georgia worksheet.
    30. **Format** the document to create a professional appearance.

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