Quantitative assessments

• Revision tips
• Graide guidance
• Mobius: STEM assessment platform

Revision tips

Numerical tasks can come in a range of shapes and sizes, so revision for your numerical assignments is subject-specific. Choose the appropriate support pages to revise key mathematical concepts in your subject: 

• Core Maths and Mechanics. 

• HELM workbooks for Engineering  

• Working with statistics and data. 

• Using specific statistical software including SPSS and R. 

• Maths for Business, Finance and Economics. 

• Maths and Statistics for Biosciences and Biomechanics. 

• Maths and Statistics for Psychology. 

If you need support in more generalised mathematical concepts, you may find that Khan academy is a helpful starting point. 

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Graide guidance

You may have been asked to submit your assignment using Graide. Graide is an assessment platform that helps you to get more consistent feedback that is returned to you faster.

Graide uses machine-learning (but not generative AI) to support academics to feedback on your work faster. The feedback that you receive on your work in Graide is created by a human marker.

1. Launching into Graide
2. Attempting and submitting an assignment
3. Using the editor
4. Viewing your feedback

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Mobius: STEM assessment platform

You may have been asked to submit your assignment in Mobius. It is a powerful STEM assessment platform that allows you to apply STEM specific content, such as graphs, to your assignments.

Mobius' student guides will support you to learn how to use the system for the first time. Mobius also has a chatbot.

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