Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice
Module: Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice (MD4044)
Academic
Year: 2020 – 2021 Academic year
Semester: Two (2)
Program
of Study: Master of Business Administration
Formative Assessment
This
is an INDIVIDUAL written assignment, worth 50% of the overall module mark.
Assignment
2 of 2 |
INDIVIDUAL
written assignment |
Weighting
for module |
50% |
Format |
MS
word file |
Marking |
Individual
marking |
Grades |
Gradeband
(see BlackBoard): pass = 50% and above |
Research |
Present
references as required to support your narrative |
Task: Attempt a discussion of the
similarities and differences between the Discovery and Creation View on
the nature of entrepreneurial opportunities. Consider using relevant example(s)
to support your discussion
Question
1a;Evaluate
the Creation and Discovery contexts of
entrepreneurial opportunities.
Question 1a Contd.;
As part of your evaluation, discuss any three (3) firm-level
capabilities/strategies that can be used in the effective exploitation of
opportunities. [hint: firm-level capabilities may include;
marketing/market orientation, collaborations/alliance formation, networking,
technological etc].
(Suggested
word count: 1500) Allocation
of marks for this question: 70% of 100%
Question 1b. Consider the five (5) dimensions of entrepreneurial orientation (see, Lumpkin and Dess, 1996). Reflect on the extent to which your attitudes and behaviours are consistent with any three (3) of these dimensions. [hint:use the references given in lectures on the dimensions of EO and reflection.Also consider the business models discussed].
Theory assessment for Semester 2
Marking rubric and grading
70+ |
60 – 69 |
50 – 59 |
< 50 |
|
Evaluate
the Creation and Discovery contexts of entrepreneurial
opportunities |
Creative
and insightful evaluation of the two views of entrepreneurial opportunities
with an authoritative distinction and similarities between opportunity
creation and discovery. Clear evidence of excellent readings and use of
justifiable examples and illustration. |
The report
shows fluent and thorough discussions of the differences and similarities
between the creation view and discovery view of entrepreneurial
opportunities. There are thoughtful examples as part of the evaluation. |
The report offers
a clear discussion of the differences and similarities between opportunity
creation and discovery view of entrepreneurial opportunities. There is
satisfactoryuse of relevant examples. |
The report offers
an inadequate discussion of the differences and similarities between opportunity
creation and discovery view of entrepreneurial opportunities. There is
limiteduse of relevant examples. |
Area
of assessment/Grading |
70+
|
60
– 69 |
50
– 59 |
<
50 |
As part of
your evaluation, discuss any three (3) firm-level capabilities/strategies
that can be used in the effective exploitation of opportunities. [hint:
firm-level capabilities may include; marketing/market orientation,
collaborations/alliance formation, networking, technological |
The report clearly articulates what opportunity exploitation is and
has given an insightful account of the various forms or examples of
opportunity There is an excellent link of how firm level
strategies/capabilities can aid in the effective exploitation of
opportunities. There is a persuasive use of relevant examples. |
The report offers a fluent explanation of what opportunity
exploitation is and confidently states some relevant examples of opportunity
exploitation There is a thoughtful link of how the selected
strategies/capabilities can aid in the effective exploitation of
opportunities. There is thoughtful use of examples to support the discussion. |
The report offers a clear explanation of what entrepreneurial
opportunity exploitation is and accurately uses examplesof opportunity
exploitation. There is an accurate link of how the selected
strategies/capabilities can aid in the exploitation of opportunities. There
is satisfactory use of examples. |
The report offers an inadequate explanation of what entrepreneurial
opportunity exploitation is and accurately uses examplesof opportunity
exploitation. There is an insufficient link of how the selected
strategies/capabilities can aid in the exploitation of opportunities. There
is incomplete use of examples. |
Area
of assessment/Grading |
70+
|
60
– 69 |
50
– 59 |
<
50 |
Consider
the five (5) dimensions of entrepreneurial orientation (see, Lumpkin and
Dess, 1996). Reflect on the extent to which your attitudes and behaviours are
consistent with any three (3) of these dimensions. |
Insightfuldescription
of the five dimensions of EO as shown in Lumpkin and Dess, (1996). The
selected 3 dimensions are authoritatively linked to the students’
experiences. The reflection is detailed and back by a critical analysis of personal
relevant examples and instances. |
Thoughtful
description of the five dimensions of EO as shown in Lumpkin and Dess,
(1996). The selected 3 dimensions linked to the students’ experiences. The
reflection is thoughtful, with confident use of relevant personal examples
and instances. |
Clear and
accurate description of the five dimensions of EO. Satisfactory reflection on
the selected dimensions relative to the students’ experiences. Coherent use
of relevant personal examples and instances. |
Insufficient
and inadequate description of the five dimensions of EO. Satisfactory reflection
on the selected dimensions relative to the students’ experiences. Incomplete
descriptive use of relevant personal examples and instances. |
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