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Coursework - Assignment PDF
Coursework - Assignment PDF
Coursework - Assignment PDF
ASSIGNMENT
Each group will give a presentation based on the case study (The Army Crew) followed
by a written analysis of the case. Students will work in groups to be allocated by the
EMBA team. In the first session, each group will get the case. Your assignment is to
analyse the case, using ONE of the topics introduced in the module.
Guidelines:
1. Length: 2500 words, including quotations and references
2. The assignment should be typewritten, 12 Times New Roman point-font, and double
spaced, with margins of one inch on all sides. Number pages consecutively throughout
the paper.
3. The contents of the assignment must be based on the case and reflecting your
groups opinion, discussion, details, and critical thinking.
4. Any reason for late submission will not be entertained.
5. You have to submit the Turnitin report with your assignments. Any assignment with
elements of plagiarism will not be given any mark and will be reported to the
management of UPH. Quotes from authors are allowed, but with acknowledgements
to the authors. Similarity index should be less than 20%.
Please attach a properly prepared coversheet for your assignments. The coversheet must
indicate a title for assignment, your name and matric number, course code and title of
the course, and the module convenors name.
All group members are expected to present some portion of the analysis and teams
should strive to equally distribute the workload across team members.
All group members will receive the same mark for their presentation unless
representations are received in writing from all group members requesting an unequal
mark allocation. Whilst a case for an unequal allocation of marks may be submitted with
a group project, under no circumstances will an unequal allocation of marks from any
group member be considered once a project has been marked. In other words, students
must report any problems with their group when they could still reasonably be dealt with
by the module convenor.