Chief Examiner: Dr Wei Lu Teaching Staff: Ms Anna Stamatelatos and Ms Susan O'Leary
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Assessment Details
• • • This major assignment accounts for 45% of the total marks for the subject and comprises two parts; assessment tasks 1 and 2. Assessment task 1 carries 20 marks. Assessment task 2 carries 25 marks.
To pass the subject, students must complete all assessment tasks, and must achieve a minimum of 50% in the final examination.
Due Dates
Assessment Task 1 Assessment Task 2 5 p.m. Monday 14 April 2014 5 p.m. Monday 5 May 2014
Assignments can be submitted to your tutor or dropped into the assignment box on level 3, H building. Late assignments will not be accepted and extensions will not be granted.
Assignment guidelines
• • Assessment task 1 is to be completed individually without any collaboration with other students. Assessment task 2 is to be completed as a group. Groups will be formed in the second week and confirmed in the third week. Group sizes are to be a minimum of 3 students with no more than 5 students. It is preferred group members are selected from the same tutorial.
You are advised to commence organising your group no later than week 2. You can start early on some aspects of assignments such as downloading of data and other relevant information. This will allow time for you to familiarise yourself with downloaded information so that you can apply knowledge gained in lectures.
Submission Details
• Use a minimum font size of 12 point and a minimum margin of 2.5 cm on the left and right hand side of the page. Staple the assignment in the top left hand corner. Students are to take the maximum word limits that are detailed for each task as a guide only. The word limit excludes calculations, appendices, tables and charts. Assignments must be submitted with the
