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FORM : 104/01-F05/INT/LTNREV : 0

INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI PERTAMA

Programme

NameB.A. (H0NS) IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Module NameBusiness Law

Module CodeALW 3133

Module Leader

Name

Mr. Selvavishnu Assessment Type /

Reference No.

Assignment

ALW3133/1

Internal Verifier

Name

Mr Maen Lead Officer

(Assessment

Committee)

Mr. Lee Har San

Student Name

Student

Identification

IC/Passport No.

Students

declaration

I hereby certify that this assignment is my own work and where materials

have been used from other resources, they have been properly acknowledged.

I also understand I will face the possibility of failing the module if the contentof this assignment are plagiarized.

Signed: ________________________ Date: _________________

LOC 1:Develop an understanding of the legal framework and legal

issues in business environment and how the law affects the business

world.

LOC 2: Create an awareness and understanding of areas of substantive

law within a business context. LOC 4: Develop a critical understanding of the law so as to be able to

apply it to the business and make decisions within legal parameters

Outcome(s) / LOC 5: Develop a critical understanding of the law so as to be able to

apply it to the business and make decisions within legal parameters.

Release Date20/02/ 2013 Submission

Due Date

20/03/2013Marks obtained

Date Received

Students work

assessed by /date


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Module Leaders Feedback.

Module

Leaders

comments /

feedback


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Students

comments


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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 sourcematerial

(including author, title, publisher and date) listed at the end of the submission

2. All work must be submitted in the mode instructed by the Module Leader.

3. Work submitted under the students 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. Students MUSTkeep a copy of all submitted work for reference purposes prior to theoriginal being handed in and returned. This will provide proof that the work was

completed, in the event that the work goes astray.

5. 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.

6. Requests for extensions of submission deadlines must be made in writingprior to the

submission deadline to the Module Leader and must be supported by documentary

evidence.


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Grading Criteria Used To Assess Work

GradeRange of

marksGrading Descriptors

A 80 100 Exceptional high quality work with good review of litrature

Excellent command in Accounting

Tightly argued work in accounting

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.

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 skillsC 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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ASSESSMENT CRITERIA AND GRADING SHEET

(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)

No. Breakdown of assessment criteriaWeight

(%)

Range of achievement

()Marks

Awarded

(%)

Weighted

Marks

(b) x (d)A B C D F

1. (Applications of appropriate technique)

Journalise the transactions

Case-laws

15

10

10

Total 35

2. (Logical Sequence and Development)

An introduction (relevant and coherent)

Logical sections and sub-sections

5

5

Total 10

3. (Literature Review)

A review of the accounting cycle 8

Total 8

4. (Evaluation of Issues / Results)

.ability to evaluate and analyse control test

Ability to evaluate the importance of control test

22

10

Total 32

5. (Use of Referencing System and Bibliography)

-

Within the report and in a reference list at theend of the report. 10

Total 10

6. (Overall Presentation)

- Title page, contents page sections and

appendices numbered appropriately (In a

relevant , systematic and coherent manner)

5

Total 5

TOTAL 100%

Key to marking ranges:

A 75 100

B 60 74C 50 59

D 30 49

F 0 29


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ASSIGNMENT BRIEF

1. Tasks :

In relation to employment law:

(a) Explain how the courts decide whether someone is an employee or is self-employed.

.

(b) Explain why it is important to distinguish between contracts of service and contracts for

services

2. Information Sources :

.

ACCA Paper F4 Corporate and Business Law (English), Study Text, Fifth Edition, BPP

Learning Media Ltd, London.

Adams, A., (2010)Law for Business Students, 6th Edn. Pearson Longman.Keenan, D. and Riches S., (2009)Business Law, 9th Edn. Pearson Longman.

MacIntyre E., (2010)Business Law, 5th Edn. Pearson Longman.

Report

All England Laws Reports

GUIDANCE TO STUDENTS

1. This is a take home assignment. All the tasks must be completed and bound together forsingle submission. This assignment counts for 20% of the final grade.

2. Check carefully the hand-in date and the instructions given with the assignment. Ensure

that you give yourself enough time to complete to assignment by the due date. You must

take responsibility for managing your own time effectively. Dont leave things such as

printing to the last minute excuses of this nature will not be accepted for failure to

hand-in the work on time.

3. Hand in your report at the start of your tutorial on the due date. Reports not handed in

during the tutorial will be treated as late. LATE ASSIGNMENT WILL NOT BE

ACCEPTED.

4. You are to ensure that adequate measures are taken carefully. Check answers to

individual tasks and your whole assignment before submission, so that all are done

according to requirements. You are also to ensure that adequate hard and soft copies are

kept for your own reference.

5. PLAGIARISM and COPYING are prohibited and COLLUSION must never be

attempted. If there is any evidence of these and you are proven to practice plagiarism,

coping or collusion in completing your assignment, you will be given a FAIL grade for

this piece of work. You will then be reported to the examination board and be subjected

to disciplinary actions. Your final result will then depend on the outcome and decisions

of the Disciplinary Board. If you are not clear about what type of work will be regarded

as plagiarism, copying or collusion please consult your tutor.


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Written Presentation Requirements:

All written work (report) must be submitted in typed form (word processed) with 1.5

line spacing. Students are to follow the following format:

a. Please make sure that the text of your assignment is well-structured, using paragraphs,full sentences and other features of a well-written presentation.

b. Text font size should be 12 points using Times New Roman.

What to Hand in (Hardcopy)

The assignment should be well bound and include the following items (in order):

a. Be sure to put on a cover page indicating your name, I.C/passport number, matric

card number, assignment number, course title and code, date of submission,

contact details (mobile phone number and/or e-mail), and your tutors name

b. Assignment details (including coversheet, front guidelines, etc.) which has been given

to you together with the assessment tasks.

c. Table of contents

d. Report contents

e. List of references

f. Appendix (if any)

Outcome Assessment Mapping

No.

Learning

Outcomes

Assessment

Methods

LOC1

LOC2

LOC3 L

OC4

LOC5

LOC6

Programme

Outcome

Programme

Objective

1 Assignment

2 Test 1

3 Test 2

4 Examination

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