Assessment 2 Details and Submission GuidelinesIndividual Task | |
| School | School of Business |
| Course Name | Master of Business Research |
| Unit Code | MBR525 |
| Unit Title | Entrepreneurship Issuesfor Research Projects |
| Trimester | T2- 2024 |
| Lecturer | Dr Melphon Mayaka |
| Assessment Type | Individual Report |
| Assessment Title | Brief review of literature |
| UnitLearning Outcomes Addressed: |
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| Weight | 20% |
| Total Marks | 20 |
| Particulars | 2000 Words (Max.) |
| Release Date | Week 4 |
| Due Date | Week 7 |
| Submission Guidelines |
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| Extension | If an extension of time to submit work is required, an Application for Special Consideration and supporting documentation must be submitted directly to the School's Administration Officer via your MIT AMS login: https://online.mit.edu.au/ams. You must submit this application no later than three working days after the due date of the specific piece of assessment or the examination for which you are seekingSpecial Consideration. |
| Academic Misconduct | Academic misconduct, including the use of GenAI/ChatGPT, is a serious offence.Depending on the seriousness of the case,penalties can vary from a written warningor zero marksto exclusion fromthe course or rescinding the degree. Students should make themselves familiarwith the full policy and procedure available at http://www.mit.edu.au/about- mit/institute- publications/policies-procedures-and- guidelines/Plagiarism- Academic-Misconduct- Policy-Procedure. For furtherinformation, please referto theAcademic Integrity Section in your Unit Description. |
Assessment Cover Sheet
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Student Declaration I/We declare that:
I/we have notplagiarised the work of othersor participated in unauthorised collaboration (collusion) or Contract Cheating when preparing this assignment. | ||
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Assessment Task Instructions
This report includes your last few weeks’ (week 2 to week 6) review of the contemporary studies in entrepreneurship literature. In assessment task 1, you have followed the annotated bibliography style. However, you will follow the literature review style for assessment task 2. In this regard, a few exemplary documents are uploaded on Moodle for your assistance.
Besides, you have been reviewing relevant literature between weeks 2 and 6, presenting those, and receiving feedback from your lecturer during your weekly classes. This in-class practice would enhance your capacity to write the assessment task 2.
The assessment task 2 (i.e., the brief literature review document) ideally should be less than 2000 words, and you should include the following:
- Introduction or Background [an overview and a justification of the research, succinct title, research aim, and how papers are selected/filtered, please see the marking rubric for more details] – 4 marks (400–600 words).
- Literature review [a brief overview of at least 6 research papers published in the last five years with headings and subheadings, reflections and contemporary entrepreneurship research problem/gap identification, research questions, please see the marking rubric for more details] – 10 marks (1400–1600 words).
- Overall, academic practice [please see the marking rubric] – 4 marks.
- Overall, structure of the report [please see the marking rubric] – 2 marks.
Using Technology for Assessment
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Assessment Instructions
- The title page, table of contents, abstract and reference page are not included in the word count.
- Identify, use, and reflect on relevant theories, and cite and reference those using APA style.
- The Turnitin matching rate should be less than 10%, and the AI matching rate should be 0%.
- Coping from other sources, including ChatGPT or similar, will not be acceptable, and a plagiarism case may be filed as per the MIT policy. Where appropriate, paraphrase and cite, including for the AI generated contents.
- When preparing assessments, please write them professionally and in an appropriate structure, with headings and subheadings as suitable.
ASESSMENT MARKING RUBRIC – LITERATURE REVIEW (LR)
| Marki ng Criteria | Excellent HD: 80%-- 100% | AdvancedD: 70%-- 79% | Proficient C: 60%-- 69% | Functional P: 50%-- 59% | Unsatisfactor y F: 0%-- 49% |
Overall Structure (10%) | Outstanding and structured LR, and include
| Advanced and structured LR, needminor improvements in
etc. | Proficient LR, need somemajor improvements in
| Functional LR with somemissing aspects in
| Inadequate and unstructured LR, showinga lack in
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| Introduction or Background (20%) | Presented and explained thefollowing at an outstanding level
| Presented and explained the following at an advanced level
| Presented and explained the following at a proficient level
| Presented and explained the following at a functional level
| Presented and explained thefollowing inadequately
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Marking Criteri a | Excellent HD: 80%-- 100% | AdvancedD: 70%-- 79% | Proficient C: 60%-- 69% | Functional P: 50%-- 59% | Unsatisfactor y F: 0%-- 49% |
Literature Review (50%) | Demonstrated an excellent level of interpretive, analytical, and intellectual abilities in the following areas
| Demonstrated an advanced level of interpretive, analytical, and intellectual abilities in the following areas
| Demonstrated a proficient level of interpretive, analytical, and intellectual abilities in the following areas
| Demonstrated a functional level of interpretive, analytical, and intellectual abilities in the following areas
| Demonstrated an unsatisfactory level of interpretive, analytical, and intellectual abilities in the following areas
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Academic Practice (20%) | An excellent level of academic practice is followed inthe areas of
| An advanced level of academic practice is followed in the areasof
| A proficient level of academic practice is followed in the areas of
| A functional level of academic practice is followed in the areas of
| An unsatisfactory level of academic practice is followed in the areas of
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