Information Systems homework help. Your answer must be 750 words in total excluding any abstract, bibliography, or appendices.
Submission Deadline as per Sussex Direct.
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Question
Select the latest integrated report of a company. Pick one of the following 4 capitals –
1) Human capital
2) Natural capital
3) Social and relational Capital
4) Intellectual Capital
Analyse the quantitative and qualitative information regarding your chosen capital provided in the integrated report to briefly answer
the following questions:
1) How has the company made use of the selected capital (/resource) to carry out its operations and what contributions has the
company made to ensure sustainable use of this capital?(250 words)
2) What impact did these contributions to the selected capital (/resource) have on the overall performance of company (including
financial performance)? (500 words)
Further guidance on how you may approach this assessment will be provided in the lectures and workshops.
You are required to provide appropriate references to cite the source of the report used for analysis.
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Marking Criteria
Marks % Range Criteria (all 5 criteria are equally weighted)
Content, knowledge and
understanding
Critical thinking, originality,
and reflection.
Evidence of Reading Referencing and
Bibliography
Presentation, writing style,
grammar and spelling
First class 70 – 100 Exceptional knowledge and
conceptual understanding of
complex issues, and the
development and advancement
of ideas and practice.
i.e. in relation to incorporation of
sustainability in value chain
processes.
Critical insightful evaluation
and synthesis of complex high
level of originality and
reflection.
A high degree of
independence of thought and
critical judgement.
Knowledge and understanding
beyond the essential and
desirable readings provided
and the lecture and seminar
discussions.
Outstanding referencing and
bibliography. Evidence of a
substantive use of a wide
range of learning resources
(i.e. draw on multiple relevant
sources and refer to them in
the list of references).
Outstanding, well-directed
presentation, logically and
coherently structured.
A high degree of originality in
writing, with excellent spelling,
punctuation and grammar (SPaG).
2.1 60 – 69 Wide knowledge and depth of
understanding of complex
issues, and the development of
ideas and practice.
Critical evaluation and
synthesis of complex issues
and material which includes an
original and reflective
approach.
A good degree of
independence of thought and
critical judgement.
Evidence of extensive reading
of supplementary sources.
Good knowledge and
understanding beyond the
essential and desirable
readings provided and the
lecture and seminar
discussions.
Comprehensive referencing
and bibliography.
Evidence of use of a wide
range of learning resources
(i.e. draw on a range of
relevant sources and refer to
them in the list of references).
Excellent presentation, logically
structured. A good degree of
originality in writing, with good
spelling, punctuation and grammar
(SPaG).
2.2 50 – 59 Appropriate knowledge and
depth of understanding of some
of the main issues, with some
understanding of their
development in practice
Some critical evaluation and
synthesis of key issues and
material.
Some degree of independence
of thought and critical
judgement, although the
writing can be descriptive.
Evidence of reading
supplementary sources.
Knowledge and understanding
of the essential and desirable
readings provided and some
engagement with the lecture
and seminar discussions.
Adequate referencing and
bibliography.
Orderly presentation, clear
structure and acceptable grammar
and spelling
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Your answer must be 750 words (for both parts of the question) in total excluding any abstract, bibliography, or appendices.
Further guidance on how you may approach this assessment will be provided in the lectures and workshops.
You are required to provide appropriate references to cite the source of the report used for analysis.
The marking criteria presented above is based on the standard marking criteria for Business and Management Undergraduate work
a copy of which is provided below.
Assessment notice
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