Assignment hci : Draw the Users Mental Model for a Transfer of Money from one account to another on an ATM.
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The document describes the user's mental model and the implemented model for transferring money between accounts using an ATM. The user's model involves confirming a request, entering the account number to withdraw from, entering the amount to transfer, and entering the account number to transfer to. The implemented model is represented as a state transition diagram showing the steps of swiping the ATM card, entering the PIN code, entering the amount, entering the account number to transfer to, verifying the transfer, and ending the transaction.
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You have just marked a piece of work in which the student has obviously plagiarised
material from printed and electronic information. The student did not show you any
drafts of the essay although the class was asked to present drafts. You have not had
a chance to discuss the work with him at any stage.
1. What might alert you to the suspicion of plagiarism?
2. What might have led the student to plagiarise?
3. What steps could you take to discourage students from plagiarising?
4. What reflections do you have on this case that might develop your
professional practice?
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