Coursework Policies
1.
All coursework submitted must include
a.
a copy of the full brief given by the Module Leader (with
the signed coversheet)
b.
all source material must be cited in the text and a
full bibliography of source material
(including author, title, publisher and date) listed at the end of the
submission
c.
a copy of the Originality Report from
Turnitin.
2.
All work must be submitted in the mode instructed by
the Module Leader.
3.
Work submitted under the student’s name must only be
the work of that student. All
information sources must be acknowledged.
Plagiarism is a serious offence and will render offenders liable to
disciplinary action as set out in the rules and regulation of the institution.
4.
All assignments will need to be
submitted to Turnitin as it is a tool to check your work for potential
plagiarism or collusion offences.
5.
Students MUST keep a copy of all submitted work for reference
purposes prior to the original being handed in and returned. This will provide proof that the work was
completed, in the event that the work goes astray.
6.
Whenever a candidate submits work after approved
deadline without an authorised extension, a mark of zero (0%) will be
awarded. Module Leader may comment on
the quality of the work for learning purposes.
7.
Requests for
extensions of submission deadlines must be made in writing prior to the submission deadline to the Module Leader and must
be supported by documentary evidence.
Grading Criteria Used
To Assess Work
Grade |
Range of marks |
Grading Descriptors |
A |
80 – 100 |
·
Exceptionally high-quality work ·
Excellent command in the subject matter ·
Showing excellent knowledge ·
Tightly argued work ·
Well formulated arguments based on the strong
and authentic evidences such as diagrams, tables, charts etc. ·
High level of innovativeness and creativity ·
Originality of work and excellent critical
thinking ·
Excellent communication and presentation
skills |
A- |
75 – 79 |
|
B+ |
70 – 74 |
·
Medium to high quality work ·
A very good command in the subject matter ·
Showing a very good knowledge ·
Well argued work ·
A very well-presented evidences such as
diagrams, tables, charts etc. ·
Evidence of innovativeness ·
Little originality of work and good critical
thinking ·
Good communication and presentation skills |
B |
65 – 69 |
|
B- |
60 – 64 |
|
C+ |
55 – 59 |
·
Work of acceptable quality ·
Knows the subject at acceptable level ·
Showing a basic knowledge and understanding ·
Acceptable form of presented evidences such as
diagrams, tables, charts etc. ·
Very little originality of work ·
Adequate communication and presentation skills |
C |
50 – 54 |
|
C- |
45 – 49 |
·
Work of unacceptable level ·
Lack of knowledge in the subject ·
Lack of necessary knowledge and understanding ·
Disorganised presentation of evidences such as diagrams,
tables, charts etc. ·
No originality of work and critical thinking ·
Poor communication and presentation skills |
D+ |
40 – 44 |
|
D |
30 – 39 |
|
F |
0 – 29 |
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