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Title
page: It
contains the name of the report, who prepared the report, for whom the report
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format
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was prepared, the nature of the
report, the date the report was prepared.
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Executive
summary (ideally be approx. 50-100 words): The executive summary is a one
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page (or less) statement of a report’s
purpose, findings and recommendations, enabling the
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reader to see the "big
picture" without getting absorbed in technicalities.
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Table of
contents:
List the page numbers for headings and sub headings of the report.
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Introduction
(approx. 200 words): The
introduction consists of two or three paragraphs in
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which the aims, structure and
methodology of the report are outlined. It states clearly the
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purpose or main task of the report
and what the reader can expect. Please include a thesis
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statement that clearly mentions the
main purpose of the report and your argument.
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Body of
report with Headings and Subheadings (approx. 1500 words): The main body of the
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report should be structured into
logical sections by topic, using headings to organise arguments
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and evidence.
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Conclusion
(approx. 250 words): The
conclusion is a brief section in which the writer analyses
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the significance of the report's
findings and reiterates the main points of the report. These
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findings must derive logically from
material presented in the report. A generalisation is then
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drawn from the specific findings of
the research. New information is not included in the
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conclusion.
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References:
A
Reference List is a listing of all external resources that were consulted and
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mentioned during research for the
report, and information from which is directly referred to in the
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text of the report. It is strongly
recommended to avoid secondary referencing in assessments.
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Read the references before mentioning
in reference list.
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Creating a consistent and
professional looking document is important and demonstrates that you
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have taken care with the work.
Ideally, use a simple font such as Times New Roman 12 for the
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body of the paper, 1.5 spacing, and
bold 14 point for major headings and bold 12 point for minor
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headings.
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All assessments must be submitted through
the Moodle site. No email submissions will be
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accepted. All assessments submitted
electronically through Moodle must be through the Student
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and therefore a zero (0) score will
apply to the specific assessment.
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Plagiarism
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Copy detection software (TurnitIn) is
used in this course and work found in contravention of the
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copying and plagiarism rules will be
investigated. Penalties apply in the case of proven
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instances of copying, plagiarism and
academic dishonesty.
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Please check the following links to
know more about TurnitIn:
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TurnitIn is only a tool and judgement
needs to be used when you view your Originality Report.
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TurnitIn does not make a judgement as
to what is referenced properly, it highlights the non-
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original material in a piece of work.
You should use the similarity score as a guide only and must
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then check the originality report to
determine whether or not changes need to be made to the
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assessment.
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Required
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Students must familiarise themselves
with the following policies and procedures at
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Principles; Assessment of Coursework
Procedures
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