Video : TFSQ - Assessment Constraint Administration
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Assessment Constraint Administration Overview
Assessment constraint administration allows you to apply constraints that determine the overall result of an assessment. The assessment outcome is based on cumulative scores from question responses, with options to use either the overall score or score deductions from specific question types.
Setting Up Constraints
In this guide, we'll set up constraints based on the overall score, where 100 represents a pass (green).
Green (Pass) Constraint
All TFSQ checks start at 100
To achieve green, no deductions can be made
Set constraint type to "Overall Score"
Set minimum and maximum score to 0
No corrective action is needed for a pass
Amber Constraint
Set the score range based on what's permissible for your assessment
Example: Up to 15 points can be deducted for an amber outcome
Set minimum score to 1
Set maximum score to 15
Red (Fail) Constraint
Set for scores indicating a fail
Minimum score: 16 (as 0 is green, 1-15 is amber)
Maximum score: 100
Adding Corrective Actions
While corrective actions are often better suited to individual questions, you can add a default corrective action for an overall red assessment. Select the most appropriate option from the dropdown list.
Example Scenario
If each amber response scores 5 points:
Three amber responses (15 points deducted) = Amber overall outcome
Four amber responses (20 points deducted) = Red overall outcome
Saving Your Constraints
After setting up each constraint, review all details for accuracy and select save.