The position of Met (methionine) in the amino acid chain created based on the student's transcription and translation is wrong.
Methionine always is at the beginning of every amino acid chain obtained from translation because it is the amino acid that is coded for by the translation start codon, AUG.
Transcription is the process by which the information in the DNA coding for a gene is copied to make an RNA molecule, the mRNA, which is used in the synthesis of the gene product, for example a protein.
Translation is the process in which the information stored in the mRNA is used to synthesize proteins by the ribosomes.
The information in mRNA is read as a triplet of nucleotides known as codons by the ribosome. Each codon codes for an amino acid. The start or initiation codon is AUG and it codes for methionine. Therefore, every amino acid obtained from translation initially starts with a methionine.
In the amino acid chain created by the student however, methionine (Met) is found at the end of the chain. Therefore, it is possible the student translated backwards to obtain the amino acid chain he did.
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