Maple graded questions allow you to access the full
capabilities of Maple within your question. This is an
enormous topic, and we only aim here to introduce some of
the capabilities, as well as some necessary caveats when
working with questions of this type.
Typical uses for Maple grading include questions with a
significant reliance on linear algebra, questions where you
seek to test the properties of a function returned by
students in an assignment. A number of examples are
included in the Demo Class Question
Bank
that should be present in your MyUni class.
In examining these questions it will become clear that
constructing such content requires a significant
familiarity with both the syntax and the capabilities of
Maple. There are many useful introductions to Maple
available (see the Maplesoft website, for example, but
many academic sites also produce introductory
literature, and there are several books available in
the Barr Smith Library that are extremely helpful in
learning Maple).
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