The Technology Context – B101
B101 coursework assignment 1
Academic year
2008/9
| Coursework Title: | Product price and the environment |
| Coursework Due Date: | November 30, 2008 |
| Lecturer: | C Nguyen |
COURSEWORK DESCRIPTION
Write a short presentation about how environmental factors affect the price of a product:
- Select and research a product which uses electronic components.
- Analyze how the price of the product is affected by environmental factors such as legislation, ethics or market competition.
- Write a presentation to illustrate the summary and highlights of the analysis.
- Deliver a presentation that takes approximately 5 minutes.
Students are required to use the
Harvard APA referencing and citation format for all external sources.
This coursework contributes
40% to the B101 unit mark.
COURSEWORK SUBMISSION
Students are required to submit their coursework online using the
Mosaic website.
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(1)
Presentation content (35 marks)
| Marks | Criteria |
| 28–35 | Presentation has a creative style which integrates effective visual techniques and compelling analysis that is that is supported by a variety of relevant research sources. |
| 24–27 | Presentation contains a well organized structure which integrates effective visual techniques and useful analysis that is supported by a variety of relevant research sources. |
| 20–23 | Presentation contains effective visual techniques and useful analysis that is supported by a variety of relevant research sources. |
| 16–19 | Presentation contains useful analysis that is supported by relevant research sources. |
| 14–15 | At a threshold level, the presentation identifies the effect of environmental factors on the product price. |
| 0–13 | There is insufficient analysis that is relevant to the coursework assignment. |
(2)
Presentation delivery (35 marks)
| Marks | Criteria |
| 28–35 | Presentation is easy to follow and uses creative and effective visual techniques in a convincing manner. |
| 24–27 | Presentation is easy to follow and uses effective visual techniques in a confident manner. |
| 20–23 | Presentation uses effective visual techniques appropriate for the presentation content. |
| 16–19 | Presentation conveys some analytical information related to the presentation topic. |
| 14–15 | At a threshold level, the majority of the presentation could be heard and recognized by the audience. |
| 0–13 | There are unacceptable difficulties with listening and viewing the presentation. |
(3)
Writing and style (30 marks)
| Marks | Criteria |
| 22–30 | Presentation effectively uses a personal style that has a purposeful and easy to follow structure with very few grammar, punctuation or spelling errors. |
| 21 | Presentation has a purposeful and easy to follow structure with very few grammar, punctuation or spelling errors. |
| 18–20 | Presentation has a clear structure and few grammar, punctuation or spelling errors. |
| 15–17 | Presentation has an organizing theme and some grammar, punctuation or spelling errors. |
| 12–14 | At a threshold level, the presentation is organized sufficiently to support the coursework content. |
| 0–11 | There are an unacceptable number of errors with grammar and organization of the presentation. |