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Presentation, referencing, organisation, structure, communication (20%) No use of referencing and no organization and structure Minimal ability to acknowledge sources by citations in-text or in reference list. Poor structure to answer the questions, with most elements missing. No introduction. Conclusion missing, or contains serious omissions. Communication is very poor and incoherent. Very poor vocabulary with frequent and significant grammar and spelling errors. Inadequate ability to acknowledge sources by citations in-text or in reference list. Attempted to structure the report to answer the questions, with most elements missing. Poor introduction and/or conclusion. Communication is poor. Poor vocabulary, and incoherent in most parts, poor vocabulary hampered by many grammar and spelling errors.

References: A Reference List is a listing of all external resources that were consulted and mentioned during research for the report, and information from which is directly referred to in the text of the report. Avoid secondary referencing in assessments. Students must familiarise themselves with the following policies and procedures Note: This is an illustration of the marking criteria that will be used in the Turnitin system. To see your marks on the criteria, open your assessment through Turnitin and click on the marking criteria button.The markers will provide feedback throughout your assessment in the ‘Grademark’ view in Turnitin. You can access this by clicking on the small blue pencil icon next to your assessment submission. While there is no set rule for what your similarity index should be, you should aim for a similarity score that is less than 20%. It is possible that you could have a higher level if you have a very long reference list though. The main thing to look out for is WHERE the similarity is being shown. If there is a high level of similarity found in the body of the assessment, you will probably lose marks for not presenting your own ideas.

Conclusion and recommendations (ideally approx. 300 words): The conclusion is a brief section (less than a page) in which the writer analyses the significance of the report's findings and reiterates the main points of the report. These findings must derive logically from material presented in the report. A generalisation is then drawn from the specific findings of the research. New information is not included in the conclusion.

clearly the purpose or main task of the report and what the reader can expect to obtain from it. Important background information is included, such as why the report was initiated inthe first place. Please include a thesis statement that clearly mentions the main purpose of the report. The introduction may mention previous reports and research projects if the present report builds on, or challenges them. Body of report with Headings and Subheadings (ideally approx. 1,200 words): The body of the report should be formatted into logical sections by topic. It may be appropriate to format into sections according to major topics or questions and then outline logical sub- topics with sub- sections (if needed). Headings and sub-headings can be used to organise arguments, to reflect your answers to the assessment questions. Present evidence to support your arguments. All answers to the assessment questions should be based on arguments and sources from research findings (references).

Report Format Title page: The title page of a report should be brief and precise. It contains the following information: the name of the report, who prepared the report, for whom the report was prepared, the nature of the report, the date the report was prepared. Executive summary (ideally be approx. 100 words): The executive summary is a one page (or less) statement of a report’s purpose, findings and recommendations. It is more detailed than a couple of sentences, enabling the reader to see the "big picture" without getting absorbed in technicalities. Table of contents: List the page numbers for headings and sub headings of the report. Introduction (ideally be approx. 200 words): The introduction consists of two or three paragraphs in which the aims, structure and methodology of the report are outlined. It states

Week 12 Monday 5.00PM (AEST) Any requests for extension must be submitted through the CQU system at least 48 hours prior to the due date, with relevant supporting documents. Late submissions without approval will result in a penalty of 5% per day. Assessment 3 has 45 marks, and 2.25 marks will be deducted for each calendar day of delayed submission 1,800 words ± 10% (including executive summary, introduction, heading and subheadings, recommendations and conclusion but excluding title page and reference list)