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Assessment item 1—Individual report
This piece of assessment is to be submittedonline.
Due date:12 noon AEST, Thursday ofWeek 8 (24 April 2014)
Weighting:30%
Length:3000 words
Objectives
This assessment it will relates to the course learning outcomes numbers 1 to 5 as stated in the Course Profile.
The Executive Summary, Lists of Contents and References are not included in the required word length.
Required
This assessment requires you to research the management literature in order to develop solutions to the case study“The Poisoned Chalice.”The case study can be foundin your set text McShane et al. 2013,Organisational behaviour on the Pacific Rim, 4th Ed,pp. 411-412.
The purpose of this assessment is threefold:
1. to ensure that you have the research and referencing skills to succeed in your postgraduate assessment works.
2. to provide you with the opportunity to critically analyse issues that impact on effective management.
3. to enhance your ability to develop solutions to problems drawing upon the research literature.
Details (please read carefully)
Using the following two (2) steps, outlined below, prepare a short report that addresses the issues raised in the case study, and provide a recommendation.
Do not answer the case study questions individually. Use them as a guide. Your analysis should extend beyond the guide questions when analysing the case facts and preparing your report.
Reports that are presented using a simple question and answer format will not earn high marks.
Step 1
Select a minimum ofthree (3)peer reviewed journal articles dealing with topics or issues raised in the case study. Conduct your search using the electronic databases at CQU Library.
(For assistance in accessing such papers, students should access the CQU Library’s “Compass Tutorial” sitehttp://www.library.cqu.edu.au/finding/compass/main/index.htm.)
Step 2
Preparea report in short formatand follow the instructions outlined in the sections below. Use headings and sub-headings as appropriate. Your report must include in-text referencing and a correctly cited list ofallreferences used in the report and ordered alphabetically by surname of first author, in accordance with the Harvard style of referencing (AGPSM) as referred to in the FacultyGuide for students.
The body of your report can be structured in three (3) sections.
InSection 1of your report, begin with yourintroduction. You should thensummarisein your own words the main points of each paper selected.
For example, ask yourself questions such as:
(approx 400 words)
InSection 2of your report, you should include discussion and analysis of the case. You should draw upon the journal articles, papers and other support references to analyse the problems that you have found in the case study, and link theories to practice. (This is your analysis section of the paper:Who-What-Where-When-Why.) You should refer to the Assessment criteria matrix for additional guidance.)(approx 1300 words)
InSection 3of your report, develop a range ofoptionsand propose arecommendationfor overcoming the problems identified in your analysis. Your options should be supported by the three (3) reviewed articles, but you may also cite other relevant articles and books.
This section should finish with yourconclusion.(1200 words)
You should avoid using “Sections” as a heading for your report segments.
Further details on Report writing and structure can also be found in the Faculty’s Guide for Students.
Guidelines
It is suggested that you critically analyse the information rather than jump to conclusions when preparing your report. When reviewing your assignment before submission, you should refer to the Assessment criteria matrix as a check on how well the report has been prepared.
The better quality reports will have used more than just the three (3)requiredtopic journals.
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