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1. Navigate to your Moodle course and Turn editing on
2. Click Add an activity or resource in the desired section of your course
3. Select Matlab in the activity chooser and then press Add
4. Set an Activity name and press Save and display
5. You can also configure the following options: 
   1. Grade to pass can be used to set a passing grade. Please note the grade shown in Moodle is a percentage and the Maximum grade should be left at 100.
   2. Completion tracking can be set to Show activity as complete when conditions are met to automatically mark the activity complete when students view the activity, receive a grade from the activity or both.
6. Click Save and display
7. Then press Open in new window

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1. To create your assessment, click onto Blank Problem.
   1. You can use LMS Courses to copy existing problems from your other courses if you've created some already.
   2. MATLAB Grader also provides some example problems that you can review and copy.
2. Enter a Title for your problem. It's recommended that this name matches the name of the activity within your Moodle course as both names will show to your students.
3. Enter a Problem Description and Instructions which can include formatted text, equations, links and images.
4. Files Referenced can be used to upload data and code files for use in the reference solution, learner solution and assessment tests.
5. Problem Type is used to determine how you want students to implement the solution.
   1. Script problems are those you want students to solve using a script. For more information, please see this documentation.
   2. Function problems are those you want students to solve using a function. For more information, please see this documentation.
6. Code is used to right provide your Reference Solution and the Learner Template
   1. Reference Solution is the solution to the problem which learners cannot see. Writing a reference solution allows for the variables to be referred to in assessment tasks.
   2. Learner Template is the code starting point for students to write their solution. It's your decision to decide how much code is provided for the starting point.
7. Assessment Method determines how the student's code is assessed.
   
   1. Correct/Incorrect will return 1 if all tests pass or 0 if any tests fail.
   2. Weighted will return a score that's determined by the weighting of individual assessment criteria.
8. Add Assessment is used determine the criteria that student code is assessed against.
   1. For more information on testing student solutions, please see this documentation.
   2. For specifics on script-based problems, please see this documentation.
   3. For specifics on function-based problems, please see this documentation.

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