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Coventry University Faculty of Business, Environment and Society Re-sit Coursework 2012
Any work submitted after the deadline will receive a mark of 0%.
Deadline: Friday 17th August 2012 at 4pm
IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ THIS WARNING REGARDING PLAGIARISM
Assessments must be all your own work and must not have been copied in part or in whole from any other source, such as books or the internet, or from other students’ work. If you wish to use another author’s exact words in a short quotation this must be clearly marked up in inverted commas with the exact source given, including page number, so that the reader can clearly see which words have been copied and are not your own. Just quoting references used at the end is not sufficient.
Please see your course handbook or the Faculty website for more information on referencing and university regulations on plagiarism.
Instructions for Submission
Students should submit their coursework either in person or by recorded/special delivery, to:
Module Leader: Dr Danielle Talbot
Care of the appropriate reception, as shown below
William Morris Reception
Faculty of BES,
Coventry University,
Priory Street,
Coventry
CV1 5FB
In addition, the work must be submitted to Turnitin using the Resit link on the 122bss moodle page.
Module title: Professional & Academic Skills Development
Module Number:122bss
Module Leader:Dr Danielle Talbot
Word limit: 1,000
RESIT COURSEWORK QUESTION:
Write a business report evaluating to which graduate career you would be most suited, identifying the skills, knowledge and abilities required for that particular career. You should identify why and how particular professional and academic skills are required for the role/vocation. Using the knowledge gained about your own strengths from the 122bss seminars and self-directed study,http://www.ukassignment.org/assignmentgs/ identify what you would bring to the role and what further development you would require. You must support your argument with evidence from credible sources and use Harvard referencing.
Resit Assessment Criteria:
1Clear identification of knowledge, skills, abilities and experience which are relevant to the chosen graduate career.
25%
2Shows an understanding of why such knowledge, skills, abilities and experience are relevant. Synthesis and use of relevant theories in support of a reasoned case. 30%
3Demonstrates understanding of relevant concepts and theory from the 122bss course.
25%
4Correct use of Harvard referencing. 10%
5Spelling and clarity of communication. 5%
6Structure, layout and presentation. 5%
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