To determine whether a student can be accepted directly into a postgraduate program it is necessary to examine their current qualifications. The first step is to see if they possess the equivalent of a postgraduate qualification (PG), a Undergraduate Degree (UG), or the equivalent of Diploma (D). The students proficiency with English is also assessed to be either acceptable or unacceptable. They are given a Direct Entry acceptance if they have the equivalent of either a postgraduate qualification or a Undergraduate Degree, provided their English proficiency is considered acceptable. If they have the equivalent of postgraduate qualification or Undergraduate Degree but their English proficiency is considered unacceptable, they are offered an Indirect Entry. If their qualification is considered the equivalent of a Diploma but they have acceptable English proficiency they are offered Indirect Entry. Those applicants who have the equivalent of a Diploma but they have unacceptable English proficiency are Rejected. Using the information above please finish the questions below:

a) decision table (initial version) 5 Marks

b) Functional Primitive 5 Marks

c) Structured English 10 Marks