The aim is to be able to gather information in order to choose the most relevant course-embedded assessments. As for example, some business schools choose three levels of achievement, such as: introduction, development and achievement (University of Sydney, Faculty of Economy and Business, 2011), introductory, intermediate and graduate (French et al., 2012), introduce, develop and master (Garrett, Marques, & Dhiman, 2012), while others prefer four
levels of achievement: user, problem identifier, problem solver and solution implementer (Harper & Harder, 2009) or even five levels of achievement, from (1) minimal coverage by the course to (5) extensive coverage by the course