explain how the case study that they had presented in class is / or may be linked to theory/business context that we discussed at the lecture.
 

 

(ii) Report

 

The Report is a 1,500-word report, in which students explain how the case study that they had presented in class is / or may be linked to theory/business context that we discussed at the lecture. The Report is an individual work and should be written individually, NOT in a group. It should be uploaded on Moodle. The last date for uploading the Report is 23.30 pm on the 15 December 2021. The Report should be uploaded together with the Presentation and will be graded together on Moodle. Group presentation and Report together count for 100% and are graded together in one document.

 

Assessment criteria Your review will be marked on:

 

Marking Criteria Marks allocated to criteria:
Focus

Does the report discuss the theory or theories that are linked to the presented case study?

 30%
Comprehension and synthesis

Does the report reflect a comprehensive and effective understanding of the topic area?

 30%
Evaluation
Does the report reflect an attempt at critical evaluation within the subject area?		 20%
Style

Is the essay well presented, clearly written, spell checked, free from typographical errors, correctly referenced, and written in grammatically correct English? Does the referencing follow the Harvard-style?

 20%

 

 

Please note that ALL module works will be put through the Turn-it-in plagiarism software programme and that plagiarism at this University is dealt with extremely severely. It is therefore very important that you write your answers in your own words, and that you do not use the words of other authors or copy the work of any other student on the module. In addition, your work should be new and not recycled from another one of your submissions. If you wish to quote an article, place the quote in quotation marks (“”) and reference it (eg. Brown 1992).

 

Please ensure that your written work contains your registration number, name and the name of your tutor.

 

 

Important note: Coursework is marked on the understanding that it is the student’s own work on the module and that it has not, in whole or part, been presented elsewhere for assessment. Where material has been used from other sources, this must be properly acknowledged in accordance with the University’s Regulations regarding Academic Misconduct.

 

Marking, feedback and next steps

 

To pass this module, students must achieve an overall mark of 40.