The University of Adelaide Business School
|
|
- Claude Owen
- 8 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 The University of Adelaide Business School MBA Projects Introduction There are TWO types of project which may be undertaken by an individual student OR a team of up to 5 students. This outline presents the assessment requirements for both projects. Please read it carefully. We have presented the information for both types of project in one document because some projects are not easily defined as either consulting or research. 1. MBA Management Project (7072) an applied research project This course draws on the work undertaken in the core MBA courses and provides an opportunity for an individual student or a team of up to 5 students to complete an applied research project based on a business problem or issue. Projects may be sourced by liaising with School academics who may be able to suggest a topic related to their own research interests. A program of activities will be completed and lead to a case or project report. The written report will contain findings, analysis and recommendations on the problem under investigation. Pre-requisites: 8 core MBA courses and demonstrated skills in relevant research methodologies. This demonstrated skill could be related to your occupation or completion of a thesis in your academic studies, perhaps through an Honours degree. Assessment: written reports including a literature review and presentation of research findings to faculty. 2. MBA Business Project (7225) a consulting project This course draws on the work undertaken in the core MBA courses. Projects may be undertaken by an individual student or by a team of up to 5 students who take on the role of consultant(s) to an organisation and analyse a real business problem or issue and produce recommendations. The organisation may be a private or public company, a not-for-profit company or an industry association. Projects are usually sourced by students. Much of the time for this course will be in practical fieldwork as well as desk research. The project will conclude with a presentation by the student or student team, to members of the client organisation. Pre-requisites: 8 core MBA courses. In some circumstances, completion of 6 core MBA courses may be acceptable, depending on the nature of the project and the collective skills, knowledge and experience of the group. Assessment: written reports, presentation to client and faculty, client satisfaction and feedback. Page 1 of 15
2 Finding a project and getting it approved You may source your own project - perhaps a consulting project from your employing company. If you have demonstrated research skills, you may liaise with academic staff to identify an applied research project in an area of interest to the faculty member and you. If you do find your own project you must submit a project outline to the Coordinator, MBA Projects for approval. (Contact details are at the end of this document). The outline, typically less than one page, should include: Tentative Project Title; Problem Description; Reasons for Undertaking the Study; Problem Investigation; and Methodology. The outline is required to assess whether the project is appropriate in terms of its rigour, workload and whether it fits within the teachings of the MBA Program. Note that when choosing a topic for either a consulting or research project you must be confident that you will be able to access required data to complete the project. Projects must be approved before the beginning of trimester. General Each project will be allocated an academic supervisor whose role is to provide guidance which might take the form of advice on content, methodology, appropriate literature, tools, techniques, models and frameworks. You will be required to meet fortnightly with your supervisor. For teams, we recommend up to 5 students, ideally with a diverse mix of skills, work experience and knowledge. International students should try to team with local students as many projects require local knowledge. For team projects, each member of the team will receive the same grade. It is expected that each participant will contribute approximately equally to the entire project workload. Managing your team It is the responsibility of the student team to manage the project from beginning to end. Amongst other things, this means you need to determine roles within the group work out a project plan with achievable milestones for each member monitor your performance against the plan reflect on the group s dynamics to identify emerging issues and constructively deal with any tensions. Although it does not form part of the assessment, how well you work together is important because the project reflects the real world. Part of your learning will come from the experience of working as part of a high performance team on a challenging project with tight deadlines. Team members are expected to know how to deal with conflicts and to attempt to resolve problems themselves. Where assistance and advice are required for group-process-related problems, contact your supervisor. Page 2 of 15
3 ASSESSMENT: MBA MANAGEMENT PROJECT (7072) an applied research project Pre-requisites: 8 core MBA courses and demonstrated skills in relevant research methodologies. This demonstrated skill could be related to your occupation or completion of a thesis in your academic studies, perhaps through an Honours degree. This course provides an opportunity for you to 1. develop the capacity to choose an appropriate research design and process related to the investigation of a management or organisational issue 2. relate the body of academic knowledge to the issue under examination 3. develop skills in the collection, analysis and evaluation of data related to business issues 4. develop skills in analysis, writing a major report and presentation. Role of your Supervisor You will be allocated a supervisor whose role is to help you clarify the research problem, assist with the structuring and design of research and assist in the identification of relevant literature. This may involve suggesting readings which will help you consider issues beyond those obviously present in the problem situation and raising questions that a practising manager may not consider to be immediately relevant. As many problems in management do not have a single best solution, your supervisor, in the course of discussion, may suggest alternative strategies, analyses and solutions. You should not expect the supervisor to provide ready-made solutions to the problem you are investigating, but rather to act as a sounding board for your ideas. Categories of research project There are two broad categories of applied research project 1. A case study where you and your team analyse a real-world management problem of which you have experience or have been able to observe. For example, high staff turnover, low sales, market share or lack of financial control. The case study should describe the organisational setting, the industry, the key decision makers and the extent of the problem. You are expected to evaluate and analyse the problem in terms of appropriate conceptual and theoretical material and develop feasible alternative mechanisms for solving the problem. Implicit in the case should be the use of relevant discipline-specific concepts. For example, where a problem of market segmentation is described, the report should analyse the problem in terms of marketing segmentation, targeting and positioning. 2. A project which involves the identification of a particular problem or issue through a literature review, followed by investigation using a survey or other forms of data collection. For example a project to assess perceptions of particular groups in relation to a service or product. Data collection and analysis may require the use of decision-support systems and statistical software such as SPSS to analyse trends and conduct statistical tests. While projects are often practical in nature, they are nevertheless expected to apply the same rigour of analysis and argument as is expected in an academic thesis. Page 3 of 15
4 Observations and deduction must be well grounded and logical; research methodologies need to be chosen with care and used competently and the relevance of existing academic research must always be acknowledged and incorporated into your argument. The criteria against which the project will be examined are 1. A clearly defined research problem, which can be examined with the use of established research methodologies 2. The ability to relate relevant academic literature to the definition of the problem, choice of methodology and research outcomes 3. Demonstration of the ability to choose and justify an appropriate research methodology 4. Ability to collect and analyse reliable data relevant to the issue under examination 5. Clear development of the argument leading logically to proposals, recommendations or conclusions. MBA Management Project (7072) Assessment Weight Three elements: 1 Research proposal including literature review 45% 2 Final project report with research findings 35% 3 Research seminar presentation 20% Total 100% Research proposal including literature review (45%) The research proposal will need to include a background literature review which explains the key concepts and issues, as well as a detailed proposal which describes your methodology as well as a justification for this. The literature review demonstrates that you have considered prior work in the area and are aware of the boundaries of the project you have selected. You will need to describe the significance of your research, why it is important and to whom, and develop one or more testable propositions from your literature base. You may also consider developing a tentative conceptual model that can be tested. If you are undertaking a firm-specific case study you should develop a justification and background to the research by positioning the problem in one or more functional disciplines such as marketing, accounting, human resource management. You should cite key literature to support the research problem and describe industry trends and firm-specific issues. As part of your research proposal, outline how you propose to carry out your research, including your hypothesis testing procedures, analysis techniques and rationale. You may include a time frame using a Gantt chart and explain how and when you intend to complete each section. It might be useful to assume that you are applying for a research grant from a funding organisation or private sources. Page 4 of 15
5 Assessment criteria for research proposal including literature review Criterion Weight 1 Comprehensiveness of relevant literature and 40% development of research background 2 Identification of research problem/question and 15% explanation of significance to business or both 3 Appropriateness and justification of overall research 20% design 4 Research budget and justification (if appropriate) 5% 5 Quality of arguments, logic, referencing, grammar, 20% punctuation and clarity Total 100% Final project report with research findings (35%) The following is a suggested structure for your final project report. It will usually be made up of three divisions as follows Divisions Preliminary material Body of report Supplementary material Individual Sections Title of report Table of contents (not always required) Abstract/Synopsis Introduction Literature review Methodology Results Discussion Conclusion Recommendations Appendices References Page 5 of 15
6 Each of the sections contains a different kind of content as summarised below. Individual Sections Title of report Table of contents (not always required) Abstract/Synopsis Introduction Literature review Methodology Results Discussion Conclusion Recommendations References Appendices Contents of each section Concise heading indicating what the report is about List of major sections and headings with page numbers Concise summary of main findings Why and what you researched Other relevant research in this area What you did and how you did it and why you consider this to be the most appropriate from the range of research methodologies available What you found. Key diagrams, graphs and tables should be included in the main body of your report and clearly explained Relevance of your results, how it fits with other research in the area. Explain how the research findings are consistent or inconsistent with previous applied or theoretical research. Also discuss the implications of your finding for practising managers within the industry in which your project is based. Summary of results/findings What needs to be done as a result of your findings. For case study research, students may comment on the essential principle managerial concepts that have been illustrated in the project. All references used in your report or referred to for background information Any additional material which will add to your report Source: Writing a Research Report The University of Adelaide References A reference is required in the following instances: Direct quotation: when you quote another person word for word. Whether it is a phrase, sentence or paragraph, you need to put the quote in quotation marks and provide the source from which it was taken. Paraphrasing/Summarising: whenever presented in your paper, ideas or data obtained from another writer must be referenced. Statistics: for example, statistics on population, sales and revenue. Controversial facts, opinions or data which an informed reader might challenge. For example, if you say that Hong Kong came under Chinese governance on 1 Jan 1997, you need to acknowledge the source because common knowledge is that it was 1 July Tables, Figures, Diagrams and Appendices: apart from having a heading in numerical sequence, all of these must be referenced to acknowledge the source from which the information was either taken or was adapted. Page 6 of 15
7 You are required to reference ANY ideas or data which are not your own. All information that you did not know before you read it, should be referenced. Information of a general nature such as facts and ideas that are common knowledge do not need to be referenced (for example, the fact that accounting is currently on the accrual basis is well known so you don t need to reference it). Please refer to the University s Communications Skills Guide : for more information about the Harvard System of referencing. It has two components: In text references these are acknowledgements in the text of the report; and, List of references this is a list of the sources which were cited in the report, except for personal communications. Unless you are specifically instructed to do so by your supervisor, the list of references (or bibliography) should include ONLY those works which were cited or referred to in your paper. Assessment criteria for final project report: Criterion Weight 1 Abstract or Executive summary 10% 2 Linkages to reviewed literature, quality of analysis of results, discussion and argument leading to logical conclusions and recommendations. 3 Clarity of writing and presentation including references and citations 70% 20% Total 100% Research seminar presentation (20%) Your mark for the research presentation will be awarded in line with the following criteria: Content and Analysis Structure Presentation Quality Debate Timing Ability to explain your research and analysis clearly Rigour of methodology and analysis Logic and flow of the presentation, it should be easy to follow and understand (Tip: include a slide at the beginning outlining your presentation and one at the end as a summary) Effectiveness and clarity of delivery: not read from a script Effective use of presentation aids Eye contact, variety, creativity Ability to maintain audience interest Ability to stimulate discussion and respond appropriately to any questions Ability to complete the presentation within 20 minutes Page 7 of 15
8 Week MBA Management Project (7072) timetable for students Tri Tri Tri Find a project, submit an outline (see page 2 for required details) and get it approved Last date for approving or matching student and project proposal for completion within a given trimester Submit a detailed Research project proposal including literature review to your supervisor Draft final report with research findings due to your supervisor for review 1. Research seminar presentation by student(s) to key personnel from organisation and faculty. 2. Final report with research findings submitted to both supervisor and the client organisation on the same day as the presentation. Before start of trimester Before start of trimester Before start of trimester 22 January 17 May 23 August 3 18 February 11 June 20 September 9 1 April 22 July 29 October April 19 August 18 November Enquiries Una Spiers Coordinator, MBA Projects Telephone: una.spiers@adelaide.edu.au Physical Address Business School The University of Adelaide Room 1020, 10 th Floor 10 Pulteney Street, Adelaide 5000 Page 8 of 15
9 ASSESSMENT: BUSINESS PROJECT (7225) a consulting project Pre-requisites: Generally, 8 core MBA courses. Depending on the nature of the project, prerequisites may be altered. For team projects, the combined skills and work experience of team members will be taken into account. This course provides an opportunity for you to 1. develop skills in business consulting 2. relate your academic studies to a real world project 3. develop skills in the collection, analysis and evaluation of data related to a business issue 4. develop skills in analysis, writing a major report and presentation 5. exercise a high degree of initiative in relation to methodology MBA Business Project (7225) Assessment Five elements: Weight 1 Letter of Understanding to client organisation 10% 2 Interim report 15% 3 Draft and final client report 30% 4 Rehearsal and final oral presentation 35% 5 Client feedback and satisfaction 10% Total 100% To pass this course, you must achieve 50% or more overall, and at least a pass (50%) for the oral presentation and at least a pass (50%) for the client feedback and satisfaction. Typically, the total time spent on a project would be distributed as follows: Research, data collection and analysis: 40% Report writing and editing 20% Presentation preparation 20% Interaction with client organisation and faculty 20% Page 9 of 15
10 Letter of Understanding to Client Organisation (10%) Your letter of understanding (LoU) to the client organisation forms the basis of your project plan and agreement with the Client as to what work will be conducted, how and to what end. Think of the LoU as the proposal that a consultant would send to the organisation if he or she were to be contracted to complete a project. It must satisfy both parties; on the one hand you or your team must be confident that you can deliver what is promised in the LoU, and on the other, the client must be satisfied that the LoU accurately reflects their expectations for the project and how it will unfold. Your proposal should address, as a minimum (in no particular order): Your understanding of the client s needs Clear definition of the consulting project: the scope of the project Assumptions Approach / activities / methodology / rationale Communication / consultation approach Deliverables and timelines Client responsibilities: information and other resources required Executive summary The LoU provides a benchmark against which your success can be measured. There is no word limit, it is expected that the LoU will typically be around 4 pages long. The LoU must be submitted to your supervisor for approval and grading. Then an updated copy, incorporating your supervisor s feedback is forwarded to the client organisation. It is your responsibility to contact the client and seek express approval of the LoU; the client must confirm that it accurately reflects their expectations as to the scope and methodology of the project. Assessment criteria for Letter of Understanding: Criterion 1 Consultation with client and comprehensiveness of the client needs analysis. Clarity of project definition. Weight 40% 2 Quality and practicality of the project approach/methodology 50% 3 English expression, structure and proof-reading 10% Total 100% Page 10 of 15
11 Interim report (15%) Your interim report should be between 2000 and 3000 words. As each project is different, dealing with a problem or opportunity in a unique business setting, it is difficult to generalise about what should be included in an interim report. Typically, where the project involves a strategic review, the interim report would include the external environmental analysis. Where the project tackles an industry analysis, the interim report would present an account of intelligence gathered. Where the project is analysing a particular business issue where there are various alternative possible approaches, the interim report might be an Issues and Options paper. In a marketing plan the interim report might be a summary of information gathered in relation to environmental factors, competitor and market intelligence. Your supervisor will provide guidance. Assessment criteria for interim report: Criterion Weight 1 Intelligence gathering and explanation 40% 2 Reasoning of analysis 50% 3 Clarity of writing and presentation 10% Total 100% The interim report is submitted to your supervisor for grading and feedback. It is not passed on the client. Draft and final client report (30%) You are expected to write a project report and submit a draft to your supervisor by the date shown in the table at the end of this document. The project report should include a copy of any PowerPoint slides or story boards you plan to use in your presentation. Six PowerPoint slides to a page printed in black and white is acceptable. This is the draft of the report that will eventually be made available to the client organisation as the final report. The purpose of having it submitted to your supervisor two weeks before the scheduled presentation to the client organisation is so that your supervisor can assess the content and style and make suggestions on areas for improvement. Your final report should incorporate feedback from your supervisor. Your final report will be presented to both your supervisor and the client organisation on the day of your final oral presentation. As an example of report structure for a strategic review, the final project report would include: Executive Summary Intelligence Gathered Analysis Options Conclusions and Recommendations. Page 11 of 15
12 Assessment will take into account your use of appropriate methodologies including relevant tools, techniques, frameworks and concepts. Your written analysis and recommendation must be based on the data. It must flow logically from the information gathered and analysed. In preparing your report, you should take a very practical approach. This means it should be carefully structured, easy to read with clear recommendations in the style that you might expect from a top consulting firm. Your report should be words. It should be clearly written, avoiding jargon. It should be typed, double-spaced, with one-inch (25mm) margins and presented in a manner consistent with a professionally prepared consulting report. Assessment criteria for draft and final report: Criterion 1 Executive summary (Tip: Refer to the Communications Skills Guide for advice on how to write an Executive summary) 2 Quality of intelligence gathering, reasoning, methodology and explanation 3 Quality of options generated and conclusions Practicality of recommendations Weight 15% 40% 35% 4 Clarity of writing and presentation 10% Total 100% Rehearsal and final oral presentation (35%) Your oral presentation is when you deliver your findings and recommendations, ideally a practical solution to the business issue. It should be limited to 20 minutes plus time for questions. There are two related parts to this item of assessment. Both must be completed satisfactorily to achieve a mark. Firstly, your oral presentation must be made to School personnel as a rehearsal on a date at least one week before the scheduled presentation to key personnel from the client organisation. This rehearsal will to give you an opportunity to develop confidence in your presentation and to gain constructive feedback from School personnel that you can use to fine tune your presentation for the client. You or your team may be required to present a second time to School personnel before being allowed to present to the client organisation. If your rehearsal presentation is deemed unsatisfactory and the unsatisfactory issues cannot be resolved quickly, your project will be deemed incomplete. The oral presentation to the client organisation will be cancelled. An incomplete project will result in a fail grade. Secondly, your oral presentation to the client organisation which will also be attended by your supervisor, should address any suggestions identified at the rehearsal presentation. You will present your findings and recommendations and be willing to discuss your findings with the organisation. You should rehearse and time your presentation to ensure that you can achieve your objectives in the nominated 20 minutes, as the time limit will be strictly applied and points will be deducted for going over time. Page 12 of 15
13 The 20 minute time frame is considered optimal in terms of concentration and commitment, given the target audience of busy senior executives. Given the time constraint, you won t be able to include ALL the information gathered. You should use your judgement as to what to include and what to exclude from the presentation. Bear in mind that you are presenting to senior executives. They will want you to demonstrate that you have done your homework thoroughly, selecting relevant frameworks and applying rigorous analysis. They will expect good insights into the facts but not all the data. They will be looking for a concise, logical presentation with clear recommendations. In the presentation, make sure you include an adequate introduction (for example: I/we set out to this is our approach and we ll show you ) and also a summary (a synopsis of your main findings). A good opening effectively shapes expectations and sets the direction for the presentation. The summing up is equally critical. Be clear about any assumptions or models you use to undertake your analysis. Indicate choices or alternative ways of looking at issues. Do not repeat unnecessary information but do provide a succinct summary of agreed facts of the situation as they relate to your analysis. Use appropriate aids to get your story across, but do not let the technology take over. For example, continuously flashing graphics in PowerPoint presentations tend to be distracting. Oral Presentation assessment criteria Content and Analysis Ability to explain your research and analysis clearly Rigour of analysis including relevant tools, techniques, concepts and frameworks Structure Logic and flow of the presentation, it should be easy to follow and understand (Tip: include a slide at the beginning outlining your presentation and one at the end as a summary) Presentation Quality Effectiveness and clarity of delivery: not read from a script Effective use of presentation aids Eye contact, variety, creativity Ability to maintain audience interest Debate Ability to stimulate discussion and respond appropriately to any questions Timing Ability to complete the presentation within 20 minutes Page 13 of 15
14 Client feedback and satisfaction (10%) This assessment item is administered by a feedback questionnaire to the client which focuses on the project process and project outcomes. For a copy of this questionnaire, Una Spiers, Coordinator, MBA Projects: una.spiers@adelaide.edu.au Clients will be asked to rate your performance on a number of dimensions. They will be asked to assess your professionalism in your dealings with them, the value of research conducted, problem identification, problem solving and advice and recommendations provided. It is important to the School that client organisations perceive tangible benefits from participating in this exercise. If client organisations are not satisfied with the project experience or outcomes, it will not only reflect badly on the University, School and its student body but may also jeopardise the supply of future projects. Extensions of time All assessment items must be delivered on time. Work handed in late, or after the date of an agreed extension will incur a penalty of 10% of the maximum mark available for each working day the assessment item is overdue. Applications for extensions must be made to both your supervisor and the Coordinator, MBA Projects at least one week before the due date of the assessment item by with an explanation of the reason for the requested extension of time. Note that pressure of work or overseas travel do not quality as a valid reason for an extension. Presentations and reports to the client organisation will not be granted extensions unless there is a compelling reason supported a by medical certificate or police report or similar substantiation. Page 14 of 15
15 Week MBA Business Project (7225) timetable for students Tri Tri Tri Since time is limited, we strongly recommend that student(s) attempt to complete these activities BEFORE the beginning of trimester, if at all possible. Find a project and get it approved If you source your own project you will need to submit an outline (see page 2 for required details) Last date for approving or matching student and project proposal for completion Student(s), supervisor and coordinator to meet with client organisation to sign a Non- Disclosure Agreement and Client Agreement. This meeting will also enable student(s) to gather information to develop a detailed Letter of Understanding (LoU) Student(s) to prepare a detailed Letter of Understanding, and submit to supervisor. When approved by supervisor, it must be submitted to the Client for approval Before start of trimester 21 January January 2 11 February Before start of trimester Before start of trimester 17 May 19 August May 2 4 September 3 June 17 September Interim report due to supervisor 6 8 March 2 July 7 October Draft final report due to supervisor 9 1 April 22 July 31 October Presentation rehearsal by student(s) to School personnel 1. Presentation by student(s) to key personnel from organisation and project supervisor. 2. Final report submitted to both your project supervisor and the client organisation on the same day as the presentation. Client feedback by April 23 August 10 2 April 23 July 4 November April August November 29 November Enquiries Una Spiers Coordinator, MBA Projects Telephone: una.spiers@adelaide.edu.au Physical Address Business School The University of Adelaide Room 1020, 10 th Floor 10 Pulteney Street, Adelaide 5000 Page 15 of 15
The University of Adelaide Business School
The University of Adelaide Business School MBA Projects Introduction There are TWO types of project which may be undertaken by an individual student OR a team of up to 5 students. This outline presents
More informationProfessional Diploma in Marketing
Professional Diploma in Marketing 540 Marketing Planning Process Assignment Brief and Mark Scheme March 2015 Candidates are required to answer ALL tasks. CIM Regulations Candidates must ensure that they
More informationProfessional Diploma in Marketing
Professional Diploma in Marketing 543 Project Management in Marketing Work-Based Project Brief and Mark Scheme March 2015 Candidates are required to choose ONE out of the following TWO project briefs:
More informationDissertation Guidelines
Dissertation Guidelines Department of International Relations University of Malta 2012-2014 The following details outline the expected standards by the Department of International Relations, University
More informationGuidelines for developing the HDR thesis proposal
Guidelines for developing the HDR thesis proposal Overview All early childhood HDR candidates are required to deliver a research proposal during the first year of enrolment. It is expected that the thesis
More informationHow To Write A Comprehensive Exam
NURSING GRADUATE PROGRAM PhD COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION 2012-2013 Revised October 2012 Table of Contents 1. PURPOSE OF THE COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION... 3 2. TIMING OF THE EXAMINATION... 3 3. ROLE OF THE
More informationProfessional Diploma in Marketing
Professional Diploma in Marketing 543 Project Management in Marketing Work-Based Project Brief and Mark Scheme September 2013 Candidates are required to choose ONE out of the following TWO project briefs:
More informationSection 5 Methodology & Presenting Findings Of Research Proposal
Section 5 Methodology & Presenting Findings Of Research Proposal Learning outcomes By the end of this section you should be able to: (Total 10 hours) 1.1 Evaluate appropriate research methodologies in
More informationMBA Dissertation Guidelines
Faculty of Economics, Management And Accountancy University of Malta MBA Dissertation Guidelines As part of the degree formation you are expected to present a dissertation project. This booklet contains
More informationREQUIREMENTS FOR THE MASTER THESIS IN INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
APPROVED BY Protocol No. 18-02-2016 Of 18 February 2016 of the Studies Commission meeting REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MASTER THESIS IN INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Vilnius 2016-2017 1 P a g e
More informationLibrary, Teaching and Learning. Writing Essays. and other assignments. 2013 Lincoln University
Library, Teaching and Learning Writing Essays and other assignments 2013 Lincoln University Writing at University During your degree at Lincoln University you will complete essays, reports, and other kinds
More informationGUIDELINE: FORMAT AND PRESENTATION OF A RESEARCH PROPOSAL FOR HIGHER DEGREES BY RESEARCH
GUIDELINE: FORMAT AND PRESENTATION OF A RESEARCH PROPOSAL FOR HIGHER DEGREES BY RESEARCH Purpose: Outlines the format and procedures associated with the development and presentation of a research proposal
More informationEDITING AND PROOFREADING. Read the following statements and identify if they are true (T) or false (F).
EDITING AND PROOFREADING Use this sheet to help you: recognise what is involved in editing and proofreading develop effective editing and proofreading techniques 5 minute self test Read the following statements
More informationIB Business & Management. Internal Assessment. HL Guide Book
IB Business & Management Internal Assessment HL Guide Book And Summer Assignment 2012-2013 1 Summer 2012 Summer Reading Assignment-You must read and complete the following assignments: 1. Select one of
More informationHigher Degree by Research Thesis Presentation - Guidelines
Higher Degree by Research Thesis Presentation - Guidelines Introduction These Guidelines apply to theses prepared for Higher Degrees by Research (HDR). HDR candidates at the University of the Sunshine
More informationMASTER OF SOCIAL WORK MSW PRACTICUM MANUAL
FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK MSW PRACTICUM MANUAL SEPTEMBER 2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS Where to find required forms... 3 Where to find completed practicum reports... 3 INTRODUCTION... 4 THE
More information04.3 GUIDANCE ON ASSESSMENT MARKING
04.3 GUIDANCE ON ASSESSMENT MARKING 1 CARDIFF METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY GUIDANCE ON ASSESSMENT MARKING 1. Introduction 1.1 This section is intended to provide guidance for academic staff and students in
More informationJOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL FOR HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL FOR HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE FOR RESEARCH PROJECT AND THESIS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS 1. STRUCTURE OF RESEARCH PROPOSAL A) Title page
More informationLONDON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. Programme Specifications for the. Cardiff Metropolitan University. MSc in International Hospitality Management
LONDON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Programme Specifications for the Cardiff Metropolitan University MSc in International Hospitality Management 1 Contents Programme Aims and Objectives 3 Programme Learning Outcomes
More informationWriting Reports BJECTIVES ONTENTS. By the end of this section you should be able to :
Writing Reports By the end of this section you should be able to : O BJECTIVES Understand the purposes of a report Plan a report Understand the structure of a report Collect information for your report
More informationRelated guides: 'Planning and Conducting a Dissertation Research Project'.
Learning Enhancement Team Writing a Dissertation This Study Guide addresses the task of writing a dissertation. It aims to help you to feel confident in the construction of this extended piece of writing,
More informationMA Thesis Handbook AY2014-2015. Program on International Relations New York University. Fifth Floor 19 University Place New York, New York 10003
MA Thesis Handbook AY2014-2015 Program on International Relations New York University Fifth Floor 19 University Place New York, New York 10003 The thesis The thesis is the culmination of independent supervised
More informationSchool of Nursing University of British Columbia PhD Program. Comprehensive Exam Guidelines
School of Nursing University of British Columbia PhD Program Comprehensive Exam Guidelines Table of Contents: Purpose 2 Principles 2 Format 2 Timing 2 Procedures Student Preparation 3 Forming the Examination
More informationStudents will know Vocabulary: claims evidence reasons relevant accurate phrases/clauses credible source (inc. oral) formal style clarify
Sixth Grade Writing : Text Types and Purposes Essential Questions: 1. How do writers select the genre of writing for a specific purpose and audience? 2. How do essential components of the writing process
More informationKENYATTA UNIVERSIRTY SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
KENYATTA UNIVERSIRTY SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS GUIDELINES FOR WRITING ACADEMIC RESEARCH PROPOSAL AND THESIS IN THE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS SEPTEMBER, 2012 School of Economics research proposal and thesis guidelines
More informationPROGRAMMME SPECIFICATION FOR MA in LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT (HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE SERVICES)
PROGRAMMME SPECIFICATION FOR MA in LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT (HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE SERVICES) MA in LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT (HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE SERVICES) 1. Award 2. Route Management (Health and
More informationMaster of Arts in Criminal Justice
Master of Arts in Criminal Justice Planning Your Course of Study and Selecting an Exit Options: (Thesis, Professional Project, and Comprehensive Exam) The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice program offers
More informationWRITING A CRITICAL ARTICLE REVIEW
WRITING A CRITICAL ARTICLE REVIEW A critical article review briefly describes the content of an article and, more importantly, provides an in-depth analysis and evaluation of its ideas and purpose. The
More informationTHESIS GUIDELINES for MA in Theology and Ministry, MA in Pastoral Ministry, and MEd in Religious Education
THESIS GUIDELINES for MA in Theology and Ministry, MA in Pastoral Ministry, and MEd in Religious Education 2 PURPOSE Upon completion of this project, students will have demonstrated that they are able
More informationCAM Diploma (Level 4)
CAM Diploma (Level 4) 130 Web Analytics and Social Media Monitoring Assignment Brief and Mark Allocation April 2016 Candidates must answer ALL tasks. Business format and presentation is worth 10% of the
More informationProfessional Diploma in Marketing
Professional Diploma in Marketing 543 Project Management in Marketing Work-Based Project Brief and Mark Scheme December 2013 Candidates are required to choose ONE out of the following TWO project briefs:
More informationSYDNEY COLLEGE OF THE ARTS GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTER OF FINE ARTS RESEARCH PAPER/THESIS GUIDELINES LENGTH OF RESEARCH PAPER
SYDNEY COLLEGE OF THE ARTS GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTER OF FINE ARTS RESEARCH PAPER/THESIS GUIDELINES LENGTH OF RESEARCH PAPER The Master of Fine Arts thesis can take one of two forms: creative work and research
More informationRetained Fire Fighters Union. Introduction to PRINCE2 Project Management
Retained Fire Fighters Union Introduction to PRINCE2 Project Management PRINCE2 PRINCE stands for: PRojects IN Controlled Environments and is a structured method which can be applied to any size or type
More informationIntroduction to Dissertations. Learning Enhancement Team LET@mdx.ac.uk
Introduction to Dissertations Learning Enhancement Team LET@mdx.ac.uk Variety is the Spice of Life! Different Schools.Different Rules Can you use I in an academic text? Should an essay have section headings?
More informationWhat is research proposal? Learning Outcomes - Master. Learning Outcomes - PhD 9/9/2014 WRITING AND PRESENTATION OF ACADEMIC PROPOSAL
ID ne fs oi rg mn OC tso hit l enc ul A rkt hd e n s eoy c a ( rop t l Rw ps i y elr ao s e n edt T D ag o e rdp nf t cai d htc D as R t era pa ot re tg ) y 9/9/2014 WRITING AND PRESENTATION OF ACADEMIC
More informationFINAL-YEAR PROJECT REPORT WRITING GUIDELINES
FINAL-YEAR PROJECT REPORT WRITING GUIDELINES Expected Content...2 Content summary... 4 Example Layout...5 Report Format... 6 Stylistic And Grammar Advice... 9 Useful Web Based Resources... 10 FINAL-YEAR
More informationASSESSMENT PLAN. Department of Marketing. College of Business Illinois State University. Integrated Marketing Communication Sequence.
ASSESSMENT PLAN Department of Marketing College of Business Illinois State University Integrated Marketing Communication Sequence Summer 2006 INTRODUCTION This document describes the assessment plan employed
More informationHIST 499: Senior Seminar in History. Sample Syllabus
HIST 499: Senior Seminar in History Sample Syllabus Instructor: Office location: Office hours: Mailbox: Phone: E-mail: Course Description and Core Objectives HIST 499: Senior Seminar in History is the
More informationHow To Write a Grant or Fellowship Proposal
How To Write a Grant or Fellowship Proposal Crafting a proposal for graduate-level funding is a competitive and complex undertaking. This guide provides general insight and advice regarding the proposal
More informationWriting Portfolio Program Quick Reference Guide
Writing Portfolio Program Quick Reference Guide Now with 100% More Axolotls! What is the Writing Portfolio Program? The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Writing Portfolio Program (WPP), housed in the Interdisciplinary
More informationProcedures for Submission and Examination of Research Masters Degrees in University College Cork. October 2014
Procedures for Submission and Examination of Research Masters Degrees in University College Cork October 2014 1 Contents: 1. Introduction 3 2. Preparing Research Masters 3 3. Submission Procedure 3 4.
More information4E2 Electronic and Electrical Engineering Project. Assist. Prof. Nicola Marchetti (marchetn@tcd.ie) As agreed with Coordinator
Module Title: Code: Level: 4E2 Electronic and Electrical Engineering Project EE4E2 Senior Sophister (Mandatory module) Credits: 15 Co-Ordinator: Supervisor: Assist. Prof. Nicola Marchetti (marchetn@tcd.ie)
More informationBIRKBECK, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
BIRKBECK, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences BSc Earth Science Project (SCES017D6); BSc Environmental Geology Project (SCES020D6); BSc Geology field-based project (SCES021D6)
More informationJoint Graduate Program in Communication And Culture A Partnership of Ryerson University & York University
Joint Graduate Program in Communication And Culture A Partnership of Ryerson University & York University THE M.A. MAJOR RESEARCH PAPER Regulations [revised Winter 2014] The Major Research Paper should
More informationWRITING A RESEARCH PAPER FOR A GRADUATE SEMINAR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Ashley Leeds Rice University
WRITING A RESEARCH PAPER FOR A GRADUATE SEMINAR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Ashley Leeds Rice University Here are some basic tips to help you in writing your research paper. The guide is divided into six sections
More informationPlanning your research
Planning your research Many students find that it helps to break their thesis into smaller tasks, and to plan when and how each task will be completed. Primary tasks of a thesis include - Selecting a research
More informationGrading Rubrics PHD Program MGMT 7702 The nature of management research
Grading Rubrics PHD Program MGMT 7702 The nature of management research Course participation and course involvement / presentation of assigned chapters reading (1/2) Learning outcome Below expectations
More informationDoctor of Philosophy Dissertation Guidelines
Department of International Relations University of Malta Academic year 2015-2016 Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation Guidelines Introduction The Department of International Relations runs a Ph.D. by research
More informationEDITING YOUR THESIS Some useful pointers. Editing is all about making it easy for the reader to read your work.
EDITING YOUR THESIS Some useful pointers What is involved? Editing is all about making it easy for the reader to read your work. The editing process involves looking at the work in three distinct ways:
More informationPresenting survey results Report writing
Presenting survey results Report writing Introduction Report writing is one of the most important components in the survey research cycle. Survey findings need to be presented in a way that is readable
More informationEmployability Skills Summary
s Summary Monday, 22 November 2010 10:55 AM Version 1.2 s Summary Page 2 Table of Contents BSB10107 Certificate I in Business... 3 BSB20107 Certificate II in Business... 4 BSB30107 Certificate III in Business...
More informationKing s College London - FILM STUDIES 6AAQS400 INDEPENDENT STUDY GUIDELINES 2013-14 for final year students
King s College London - FILM STUDIES 6AAQS400 INDEPENDENT STUDY GUIDELINES 2013-14 for final year students Convenors: Mark Betz (through summer 2013, then from 1 January 2014) Belén Vidal (1 September
More informationUse the Academic Word List vocabulary to make tips on Academic Writing. Use some of the words below to give advice on good academic writing.
Use the Academic Word List vocabulary to make tips on Academic Writing Use some of the words below to give advice on good academic writing. abstract accompany accurate/ accuracy/ inaccurate/ inaccuracy
More informationCustomer Relationship Management (CRM) and Data Officer. Reference No: 0115 15. Grade:
Job Title: Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Data Officer Reference No: 0115 15 Reports to: Access to Higher Education Manager Grade: D Working Hours: 37 hours per week Faculty / Service: Marketing
More informationTHESIS & COMPREHENSIVE EXAM PROCEDURES SCHOOL OF NURSING THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA.
THESIS & COMPREHENSIVE EXAM PROCEDURES SCHOOL OF NURSING THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Revised 6/09 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Thesis Procedures...2 Selection of
More informationWriting a Major Research Paper (MRP)*
The Master Program in Public Policy, Administration and Law I The Purpose of the MRP Writing a Major Research Paper (MRP)* Candidates must produce a piece of original research or criticism on any approved
More informationManaging a Research Project
Managing a Research Project 1. 2. 3. 4. The challenges of independent research The common nature of a research projects The structure of a research project Project managing your research 1. The challenges
More informationADVANCED NURSING PROJECT & COMPREHENSIVE EXAM PROCEDURES
ADVANCED NURSING PROJECT & COMPREHENSIVE EXAM PROCEDURES SCHOOL OF NURSING THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Revised 6/13 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Advanced Nursing
More informationGuidelines and Procedures for a Research Essay PADM 5908
Guidelines and Procedures for a Research Essay PADM 5908 A. Overview A Research Essay is a 1.0 credit independent research project that enables students in the M.A. in Public Administration to develop
More informationHow To Be A Successful Writer
S WORKING DRAFT FOR PILOT ACROSS GRADUATE PROGRAMS Approved by GASCC; Revised by the Assessment Council, Spring 2013 April 2 nd, 2013 Notre Dame de Namur University Note: Most rubrics adapted from AAC&U
More informationSkills Audit for Researchers
Skills Audit for Researchers Date: Section 1: Research Management Skills 1) Research management to be able to: Project management 1.1) Apply effective project management through the setting of research
More informationWriting an essay. This seems obvious - but it is surprising how many people don't really do this.
Writing an essay Look back If this is not your first essay, take a look at your previous one. Did your tutor make any suggestions that you need to bear in mind for this essay? Did you learn anything else
More informationGuidelines for Preparing an Undergraduate Thesis Proposal Department of Agricultural Education and Communication University of Florida
Guidelines for Preparing an Undergraduate Thesis Proposal Department of Agricultural Education and Communication University of Florida What is a thesis? In our applied discipline of agricultural education
More informationSTUDENT THESIS GUIDE
STUDENT THESIS GUIDE Master s Thesis Option The individual thesis option allows the student to pursue research of personal interest, but requires a significant amount of independent initiative and effort.
More informationSpecification Document (11/1023)
Responsive funding in the NIHR SDO programme: open call (with special interest in studies with an economic/costing component) Closing date 1.00pm on 15 September 2011 1. Introduction This is the fifth
More informationMBA C735 Developing Proposals for Healthcare Leaders Winter 2014 Course Outline
C735 Winter 2014-1 of 12 MBA C735 Developing Proposals for Healthcare Leaders Winter 2014 Course Outline Health Policy and Management Area DeGroote School of Business McMaster University COURSE OBJECTIVE
More informationEFFECTIVE ARMY BRIEFING
Personal Development Track Section 1 EFFECTIVE ARMY BRIEFING Key Points 1 The Four Types of Army Briefings 2 The Information Briefing 3 Four Steps to Effective Briefings e Men who can command words to
More informationTHESIS MANUAL GRNS 391 DEPARTMENT OF NURSING GRADUATE PROGRAM
THESIS MANUAL GRNS 391 DEPARTMENT OF NURSING GRADUATE PROGRAM COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCES THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Approved 12/98 Revised 6/01, 7/02, 11/03, 10/13, 1/2014 Contents Thesis Completion
More informationCOM207: CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION SYLLABUS LECTURE HOURS/CREDITS: 3/3
COM207: CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION SYLLABUS LECTURE HOURS/CREDITS: 3/3 CATALOG DESCRIPTION Prerequisite: ENG101 English Composition I Students study a variety of short fiction for story structure and write
More informationOBJECTIVES: After this course, you:
Course: BMK 321 Marketing Research / WINTER 2013 Professor: Dr. Caitlin McLaughlin Office: H-214 Email: cmclaugh@ubishops.ca Office hours: TUESDAY / THURSDAY: 5:30 6:30pm COURSE OBJECTIVES: This course
More informationCourse Facilitator. Course Description
Claremont Graduate University Master of Public Health Program CGH 307: Public Health Capstone Academic Year 2014 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
More informationInformation Fluency in Humanities Writing
Information Fluency in Humanities Writing Hakan Özoğlu Amelia H. Lyons Amy E. Foster Connie L. Lester Department of History Peer Review of a Research Paper Amelia H. Lyons, Ph.D. Department of History
More informationRESEARCH PROPOSALS. understand the main elements that comprise a research proposal prepare a well-structured and well-written research proposal
RESEARCH PROPOSALS Use this sheet to help you: understand the main elements that comprise a research proposal prepare a well-structured and well-written research proposal 5 minute self test 1. How long
More informationINSTRUCTIONS FOR WRITING A MASTER S THESIS AND COMPLETING A MASTER S DEGREE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR WRITING A MASTER S THESIS AND COMPLETING A MASTER S DEGREE The Master s thesis exam consists of the following parts: Preliminary essay(s) Master s thesis Maturity test General The Master
More information1. Programme title and designation Public Policy. For undergraduate programmes only Single honours Joint Major/minor
PROGRAMME APPROVAL FORM SECTION 1 THE PROGRAMME SPECIFICATION 1. Programme title and designation Public Policy For undergraduate programmes only Single honours Joint Major/minor 2. Final award Award Title
More informationMIDLANDS STATE UNIVERSITY
MIDLANDS STATE UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT.../.../2011 Preamble Students are expected to produce a fully functional Dissertation projects
More informationLOURDES UNIVERSITY Graduate School Master of Science in Nursing NUR 698 NURSING CAPSTONE
LOURDES UNIVERSITY Graduate School Master of Science in Nursing NUR 698 NURSING CAPSTONE Credit Hours: 3 semester hours Prerequisites: All graduate nursing courses Capstone Advisors: PhD Prepared nursing
More informationMSc Oncology. Part C: Dissertation. Module and Assessment Guide 2015/16
MSc Oncology Part C: Dissertation Module and Assessment Guide 2015/16 Contents 1. Module Details 3 2. Academic staff and Course Administration 4 3. Module overview 5 4. Components of the dissertation 7
More informationArgument Essay Introduction
www.graduateskills.edu.au 1 Argument Essay Introduction Description Introduction to writing an essay based on argument Assessment Task, scaffolded in three parts: Task Type Group (in class) Time Group
More informationACCT5949 Managing Agile Organisations
Business School School of Accounting ACCT5949 Managing Agile Organisations Course Outline Semester 1, 2015 Part A: Course-Specific Information Part B: Key Policies, Student Responsibilities and Support
More informationStrategic Plan Templates and Funding Agreement Samples
Strategic Plan Templates and Funding Agreement Samples STRATEGIC PLAN All triennial funding applications must include a three year strategic plan that relates to the proposed funding period. Applications
More informationMBA Project Handbook
MBA Project Handbook Contents: Section1: General Information... 3 Section 2: Stake Holders... 6 Section 3: MBA Project Lifecycle... 11 Section 4: Grading Plan... 16 1 Purpose of the Document Purpose of
More informationStudents will know Vocabulary: purpose details reasons phrases conclusion point of view persuasive evaluate
Fourth Grade Writing : Text Types and Purposes Essential Questions: 1. How do writers select the genre of writing for a specific purpose and audience? 2. How do essential components of the writing process
More informationRochester Institute of Technology Master's Thesis Guidelines for Students and Faculty
Rochester Institute of Technology Master's Thesis Guidelines for Students and Faculty The objective of this document is to provide guidance for students and faculty committees concerning the planning,
More informationWriting an abstract for your PhD. Writing a citation for graduation
Writing an abstract for your PhD Rebecca Priestley Writing a citation for graduation Guy Randall What is an abstract? a standalone statement that enables readers to obtain an overview of your whole work
More informationNo Evidence. 8.9 f X
Section I. Correlation with the 2010 English Standards of Learning and Curriculum Framework- Grade 8 Writing Summary Adequate Rating Limited No Evidence Section I. Correlation with the 2010 English Standards
More informationProcedures for Submission and Examination of Doctoral Degrees in University College Cork. October 2014
Procedures for Submission and Examination of Doctoral Degrees in University College Cork October 2014 1 Contents: 1. Introduction 3 2. Preparing Doctoral Theses 3 3. Submission Procedure 5 4. The Examination
More informationMARKETING COMMUNICATION AND ADVERTISING
Course Syllabus CODE: CMM 341G MARKETING COMMUNICATION AND ADVERTISING Number of ECTS 6 Contact Details for Professor Tel: GSM: E-mail: 02/ 614 81 70 (office hours) 02/734 83 39 (exclusively in emergencies)
More informationUNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS DRAFT Communications Plan School of Management Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Business Administration (BA)
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS DRAFT Communications Plan School of Management Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Business Administration (BA) I. Assessment Intended Objectives/Outcomes COMMUNICATION
More informationMBA Business Administration (2014 2015)
MBA Business Administration (2014 2015) Program Information Point of Contact Ivan Muslin (muslin@marshall.edu) Support for University and College Missions Marshall University is a multi campus public university
More informationELS. Effective Learning Service. Report Writing. For appointments contact: els@qmu.ac.uk or elsinternational@qmu.ac.uk web: www.qmu.ac.
ELS Effective Learning Service Report Writing For appointments contact: els@qmu.ac.uk or elsinternational@qmu.ac.uk web: www.qmu.ac.uk/els PLEASE NOTE The type of report described in this leaflet is a
More informationIACBE Advancing Academic Quality in Business Education Worldwide
IACBE Advancing Academic Quality in Business Education Worldwide Example of a Research Project Evaluation Rubric International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education 11374 Strang Line Road Lenexa,
More informationLiterature survey: historical and theoretical background. The chapter requires you to have done some library and company research to:
Writing the MBA Dissertation 1. General Comments This should be divided into chapters as detailed in the following section: Note: The dissertation may not divide up easily into the 6 main headings, but
More informationProjects. Diploma in Financial Management. Issue date: August 2010 Closing date for submission: 30 November 2010
Diploma in Financial Management Issue date: August 2010 Closing date for submission: 30 November 2010 Projects The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants 2 CONTENTS Page Project Guidelines 4 Module
More informationUndergraduate Independent Study Project (ISP) Guidelines 2015-2016
Undergraduate Independent Study Project (ISP) Guidelines 2015-2016 These Guidelines must be read in conjunction with the Taught Degree Regulations. Published by SOAS August 2015 1 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Status
More informationInstructions to Examiners of Research Degrees (including Postgraduate Diploma by research and training)
(including Postgraduate Diploma by research and training) 1. Research Degree Candidates 1.1 Candidates may proceed to the degree of Master of Arts (in the Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences),
More informationGuidance for Submitting a Research Proposal to the Child Brain Injury Trust
Guidance for Submitting a Research Proposal to the Child Brain Injury Trust The ultimate aim of any research proposal is to convince people that your research is important, has not been done before, is
More informationGuidelines for degree projects in business administration: A. Bachelor level 15 hec (G2E level) D. Master level 30 hec (A2E level)
School of Business and Economics Reg. no: 2010/83 at Linnaeus University Revision 2 Decided by ELNU Board 2011-10-28 Revision 3, 2013-01-17 (Reg. no: ST 2013/47-1.1) Guidelines for degree projects in business
More informationWriting The Business Case for Automated Software Testing and Test Management Tools
Writing The Business Case for Automated Software Testing and Test Management Tools How to successfully research, plan and present a convincing business case that will justify the budget and resources you
More informationIII. Public Policy Issues and Analysis Prof. Jeffrey D. Greene University of Montana
III. Public Policy Issues and Analysis Prof. Jeffrey D. Greene University of Montana TEXTS: Understanding Public Policy, 12/e, by Thomas Dye (Main textbook) Issues for Debate in American Public Policy,
More information