Assignment 1
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Course: | learnonline Demonstration |
Book: | Assignment 1 |
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Date: | Friday, 26 July 2024, 11:56 PM |
Description
This book contains all of the requirements for assignment 1
Task
Due Date: 24th August 2014 (by 11:00pm)
Weighting: 15%
Task:
- Students will research literature relating to Simon's Model of Decision Making and give a summary of their findings.
- Students will then relate these findings to one of the business problems being discussed in the seminar groups.
Format
- 1000 words (+/- 10%) not including tables, figures, reference list or appendices
- Submission must follow template available on course webpage - note that submission will only be available for files with .doc or .docx extensions
- A minimum of 5 references must be used, at least 3 of these must come from academic journals
- Reference list and in-text references must comply with Harvard (UniSA) referencing style (http://resource.unisa.edu.au/course/view.php?id=1572&topic=4)
- You must include a title page with student name, student ID number, course name and appropriate title for your paper
- Do not include a table of contents for this piece of assessment
Submission and Extension
- This assignment must be submitted through Gradebook on or before the due date and time
- A standard penalty of 10% per day late will be applied to late submission without approved extensions
- Extensions must be applied for using the Extensions link on the course learnonline page.
- Extensions are not granted automatically
- Extension requests must be supported with appropriate documentation to justify extreme circumstances
Marking and Return
- Assignments will be marked based on the criteria available on the course learnonline page
- Assignments will be returned through Gradebook no later than 14 days after the due date
- Late or extended submissions will be returned through Gradebook no later that 14 days after the date of submission
Academic Integrity
- All assignments are submitted to Turnitin text matching software for analysis
- Student assignments with high similarity indexes may be investigated for breaches of Academic Integrity
- Students who are under investigation for AI breaches will receive a score of zero for the assignment until the investigation is concluded.