Quantitative Methods for Business
Eynesbury: Quantitative Methods for Business 2011(3)
Assignment 2: Due Monday 16th January 2012 at 5:00pm
The assignments are to be submitted via the submission link on the Portal. Any submission handed to your teacher in paper form will not be accepted without prior written approval. E-mail versions of the assignment will not be accepted.
Assignments submitted late, without an extension being granted, will attract a penalty of 10% per each working day or part thereof beyond the due date and time. Please refer to the Course Information Booklet for the course policy regarding extensions.
Please make sure that the pages of your submission are in the correct order. Please make sure that each page shows your name and the page number.
Your assignment submission must be prepared using Microsoft Word. Poor presentation, including poor layout of formulae and/or explanations of the process, will attract a penalty of 10%. Use of Microsoft Equation Editor 3.0 is encouraged.
For this assignment you must show all your work, including formulae used, explanation of variables, together with a discussion on the process employed. All steps of the process must be shown. Any items omitted will result in loss of marks.
Please remember to complete and attach a cover sheet with a plagiarism declaration. Plagiarism is the use of another person’s ideas (and words) without saying where you got the information. “the taking and using as one’s own the thoughts, writings or inventions of another” The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary on historical principles, Onions CT, third edition. The lack of in text references together with a reference list will, as a minimum, result in zero marks for the section in question. The maximum penalty will be zero marks for the paper. The copying (even partially) of another person’s work will result in both the person who supplied the work to be copied and the person doing the copying receiving zero marks.
Please be
Assignment 2: Due Monday 16th January 2012 at 5:00pm
The assignments are to be submitted via the submission link on the Portal. Any submission handed to your teacher in paper form will not be accepted without prior written approval. E-mail versions of the assignment will not be accepted.
Assignments submitted late, without an extension being granted, will attract a penalty of 10% per each working day or part thereof beyond the due date and time. Please refer to the Course Information Booklet for the course policy regarding extensions.
Please make sure that the pages of your submission are in the correct order. Please make sure that each page shows your name and the page number.
Your assignment submission must be prepared using Microsoft Word. Poor presentation, including poor layout of formulae and/or explanations of the process, will attract a penalty of 10%. Use of Microsoft Equation Editor 3.0 is encouraged.
For this assignment you must show all your work, including formulae used, explanation of variables, together with a discussion on the process employed. All steps of the process must be shown. Any items omitted will result in loss of marks.
Please remember to complete and attach a cover sheet with a plagiarism declaration. Plagiarism is the use of another person’s ideas (and words) without saying where you got the information. “the taking and using as one’s own the thoughts, writings or inventions of another” The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary on historical principles, Onions CT, third edition. The lack of in text references together with a reference list will, as a minimum, result in zero marks for the section in question. The maximum penalty will be zero marks for the paper. The copying (even partially) of another person’s work will result in both the person who supplied the work to be copied and the person doing the copying receiving zero marks.
Please be