1.1 The listed and cited literature survey, and the exposition of the research, reflects familiarity with relevant and recent trends in technologies, techniques, models and theories in the chosen area.

Models, principles, theories, techniques and methodologies in the chosen area of Meteorology are analysed, explained, and justified correctly in oral presentations and the written record of research.

2.1 The use of literature surveys, experimentation, correlation, and/or causal analysis is justified fully and correctly in oral presentations and the written record of research.

The research problem is clearly identified, defined and detailed in the research proposal.

The stated hypothesis directs the investigation.

Logical interpretation of data reflects clear understanding of the relationship between facts in the study and the ability to evaluate contradictory information.

Information sources are used correctly and appropriately and include a range of media.

Information technology skills are applied effectively in information searches, data presentation, and the production of the dissertation.

The appropriate mathematical and statistical methods are applied correctly to quantitative and qualitative date.

The inferences, interpretations and conclusions from measurements and statistical analysis are valid.

Language and numerical skills are applied effectively and correctly in communicating the research problem, its investigation, outcome and recommendations, clearly.