BM3309 Assignment
BM3309 Assignment
BM3309 Assignment
Faculty of Business
BBA
2
2
3
3
4
4
Presentation of
assignment (15%)
Knowledge of
theory (15%)
80+
70 -79
Analysis (25%)
Reflection/
Evaluation (25%)
Flexibility (20%)
Recognises multiple
perspectives which may affect
personal view point.
60-69
50 - 59
REFER/FAIL
Shows
organisation and
coherence
Most keys
theories are
included in the
work in an
appropriate
straight forward
manner
Can analyse with
guidance using
given
classification
/principles
Disorganised/
incoherent
Can analyse a
limited range of
information with
guidance using
classification/
principles
Fails to analyse
information
Fails to evaluate or
use techniques of
evaluation, or
evaluations are
totally invalid.
Can recognise
alternative
perspectives.
Limited ability to
see alternative
perspectives
Fails to recognise
alternative
perspectives.
Inaccurate or
inappropriate choice
of theory
TOTAL:
Proposed Marks:..
2nd Marker:
Proposed Marks: .
1st
Marker
2nd
Marker
Mark
Agreed
Presentation of
assignment (15%)
Referencing
(15%)
Conclusions (20%)
80+
70 -79
Critical reasoning
(25%)
Consistently demonstrates
application of critical
analysis well integrated in
the text.
Reflection/
Evaluation (25%)
60-69
50 - 59
>40 (REFER/FAIL)
Shows
organisation and
coherence
Referencing is
mainly accurate
Evidence of
findings and
conclusions
grounded in
theory/literature
Demonstrates
application of
theory through
critical analysis
of the topic
areas.
Can evaluate the
reliability of data
using defined
techniques.
Some evidence of
critical thought/
critical analysis and
rationale for work.
Referencing is
absent/unsystematic
Unsubstantiated/inval
id conclusions based
on anecdote and
generalisation only,
or no conclusions at
all
Lacks critical
thought/
analysis/reference to
theory.
Fails to evaluate or
use techniques of
evaluation, or
evaluations are
totally invalid.
Disorganised/
incoherent
TOTAL:
Proposed Marks:..
2nd Marker: ..
Proposed Marks: .
1st
Marker
2nd
Marker
Mark
Agreed
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Student ID : _______________________
Signature
: _________________________
Put your name and team members names in the spaces provided, one name at the top of each column.
Group member:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
Ratings
Research &
Gathering
Information
Share
Information
Punctuality &
Attendance
Fulfills Team
Roles Duties
Participates in
Team Meetings
Add Total
Scores Here
(25)
Important Note: Your rating is NOT accepted if no reason(s)/ comment(s) is written for each score rated by you in the space that is
available.
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Date: _____________
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Punctuality &
Attendance
0 1.0
1.5 2.0
2.5 3.5
4- 5
Unwilling to participate
in research for the team.
Unwilling to relay
information to the team.
Participated some in
research and most of the
information met teams
needs.
Relays some basic
information and most
relates to teams needs.
Hands in most
assignments late and/or
is absent often.
Hands in most
assignments on time
and/or is present most of
the time.
Takes Responsibility
Fulfills Team Roles
Duties
Participates in Team
Meetings
: _______________________________
Student Name
Programme
: _______________________________
: _______________________________
Judging Criteria
Outstandin
g
ID. No : ___________________________
Good
Average
Needs
Improveme
nt
Weak/Fa
il
Structure
Interesting opening
Memorable closing
Creativity
5
5
4
4
3
3
2
2
1
1
Delivery
Voice
Body
Language
Communicatio
n Skills
Pronunciation and
articulation
Voice projection /
volume
Voice modulation /
tone
Voice Distractions
Facial & Hand
gesture
Eye-contact
Enthusiasm
Interaction with
audience
Degree of
preparedness /
Response to
questions
Interesting
Professional
attire / Dressing
Time Management
Professionalis
m
Teamwork
TOTAL MARKS
Comments:
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Evaluated By:
Name: __________________
Date: ___________________
Name: __________________
Date: ____________________
Student
Index
Module Code
Module Leader
1.
2.
3.
4.
Student Name
1.
2.
3.
4.
Module Title
Collusion means producing assessed work by working with another person who you have not been authorised to work with by the Module Leader. This
includes, but is not limited to, allowing another student to copy your work.
Falsification means presenting invented data, for example claiming that you have conducted interviews or sent out questionnaires when you have not, or
altering or making up your results.
Plagiarism means submitting the work of someone else as if it were your own. When you include someone elses ideas in your assignment, you must
provide a reference in the text. If you copy someone elses words (a quotation), you must show clearly in the text how much was copied by using speech
marks. It is not enough just to list your references at the end of your assignment. Guidance on the correct use of references can be found on
www.brookes.ac.uk/services/library, and also in a handout in the Library.
Duplication means submitting work for assessment which has been assessed before, either in this University or elsewhere, without acknowledging the
extent of the previous submission.
If you do not understand what any of these terms mean, you should ask your Module Leader to clarify them for you. The full regulations may be read in the
Library, or accessed on-line at
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/regulations/sturegs.html
STATEMENT OF ORIGINALITY
Except for those parts in which it is explicitly stated to the contrary, this work is our own work. It has not been submitted for assessment for credit previously
at this or any other academic or professional institution.
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CHECKLIST
Please check the following statements are true and initial each box.
We have included a full reference list using the Harvard style of referencing
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materials we have used in the main body of this piece of work
We have used quotation marks and referenced all passages (including page numbers) taken
word for word from my source material
We can make available evidence of the originality of our work, including notes, photocopies,
drafts, primary data and computer files
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Marking Guide
Assignment 1
Upon identifying they should able to discuss critically on the impact of the issues from the angle they have chosen such as politic, economy,
social/cultural, technology, environment and geography (region)
Analysing the issues will is very important for the students because this will be able to trigger their mind to come out with sound and logical
reasoning when discussing any issues that attract peoples attention.
Facts and data will be the main focus for the students not to ignore, because this is the process of good academic writing to support the depth
of their literature review on the topic of their interest.
Assignment II