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AYN 520 Integrated Issues in Professional
Practice Integrated Case Study
Semester 2, 2020
ASSESSMENT ITEM 2: INTEGRATED CASE STUDY
(Weighting Total: 40%)
Due Date: Thursday 29 October 2020 (no later than
23:59 pm).
Submission: via QUT’s Turnitin.
Group or Individual: Individual (no collaboration is permitted
whatsoever)
This assessment item assesses the following learning outcomes:
Knowledge and Technological Skills (KS)
1.1 Demonstrate and apply integrated discipline (including technical)
knowledge across the broad field of business with depth in one or more
core business disciplines
Higher Order Thinking (HO)
2.2 Exercise independent judgment and initiative in adapting and applying
knowledge and skills for effective planning, problem solving and decision
making in diverse contexts.
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ASSESSMENT OVERVIEW
Part Description Pages
1 Self-Reflection (10 marks) 4
2 Enter year-end Adjusting Journals into MYOB and Print out a 5-8
revised Profit and Loss Statement and Balance Sheet from
MYOB in pdf format (8 Marks)
3 Prepare the 2020 Annual Report for Bike Galaxy Pty Ltd in 9-11
Microsoft Word (15 marks)
4 Prepare the 2020 Company Income Tax Return and Tax 12-13
Reconciliation for Bike Galaxy Pty Ltd (7 marks)
5 Professional Approach 14
6 Academic Conduct 15
7 Submission Instructions 16
Notes:
▪ Parts 5 and 6 outline various penalty marks which could be imposed, and Part 7
is a detailed summary of the submission requirements.
▪ It is each student's responsibility to research the issues contained in the case
study. QUT staff members will not be answering any questions or issues relating
to this case study.
▪ However, if clarification of a particular point is required, please send the e-mail
directly to the Unit Coordinator, Stephen Marsden, and not to your facilitator.
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Assignment Submission Guidelines
In both your QUT study and your professional life you will be expected to meet
deadlines. In keeping with this expectation, assignments submitted after the due
date and time of 23:59 pm on Thursday 29 October 2020 will not be marked and
a mark of zero will be awarded.
Students should note that this policy will be strictly applied. Please note that
QUT's IT HelpDesk closes at 10:00 pm, so no assistance will be available to
students should you encounter submission issues after this time.
Under Turnitin, students are able to resubmit their assignment on multiple
occasions right up until the deadline of 23:59 pm on Thursday 29 October 2020.
This means that if you have uploaded the wrong version of the pdf file (or if you
make changes to the version that you have uploaded), you are allowed to
resubmit your assignment via Turnitin.
Turnitin will automatically override the previous version. This means that the
marker will be able to mark the latest (and most current version) of the file that
has been uploaded.
No further submissions or resubmissions will be permitted after 23:59 pm. As
such, it is the sole responsibility of each student to ensure that the complete
(and final version) of the assignment is submitted by the due date and time.
Once the case study has been submitted, students are not able to attach or
submit any additional documentation whatsoever. It is the responsibility of each
student to ensure that the complete assignment is submitted by the due date
and time.
Furthermore, please be advised that no submissions will be accepted by the
facilitator or the unit co-ordinator via e-mail after the 23:59 pm deadline.
For all of these reasons, it is strongly recommended that students start working on
the integrated case study as soon as possible. Due to the size of the assignment,
please do not leave this assignment (or its submission) to the last minute.
Furthermore, please check that the online submission has been uploaded
correctly (i.e. you should open the file from Turnitin to check this, once your files
have been uploaded). Each student should check for a digital receipt from
Turnitin at their QUT email address as proof of submission. This e-mail must be
retained until the marks for this case study are received.
Return of Integrated Case Studies to Students
Please note that this integrated case study should be viewed by students as a
replacement of the final exam. Like a final exam, this case study will not be
returned to students via Turnitin and no comments or feedback will be provided.
Instead, students wishing to review marks awarded for their case study will need
to make an online appointment with the unit co-ordinator within two weeks of
the results for the unit being released (similar to the other units in the degree).
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ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH PART
AYN 520 Integrated Issues in Professional
Practice Integrated Case Study
Semester 2, 2020
ASSESSMENT ITEM 2: INTEGRATED CASE STUDY
(Weighting Total: 40%)
Due Date: Thursday 29 October 2020 (no later than
23:59 pm).
Submission: via QUT’s Turnitin.
Group or Individual: Individual (no collaboration is permitted
whatsoever)
This assessment item assesses the following learning outcomes:
Knowledge and Technological Skills (KS)
1.1 Demonstrate and apply integrated discipline (including technical)
knowledge across the broad field of business with depth in one or more
core business disciplines
Higher Order Thinking (HO)
2.2 Exercise independent judgment and initiative in adapting and applying
knowledge and skills for effective planning, problem solving and decision
making in diverse contexts.
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ASSESSMENT OVERVIEW
Part Description Pages
1 Self-Reflection (10 marks) 4
2 Enter year-end Adjusting Journals into MYOB and Print out a 5-8
revised Profit and Loss Statement and Balance Sheet from
MYOB in pdf format (8 Marks)
3 Prepare the 2020 Annual Report for Bike Galaxy Pty Ltd in 9-11
Microsoft Word (15 marks)
4 Prepare the 2020 Company Income Tax Return and Tax 12-13
Reconciliation for Bike Galaxy Pty Ltd (7 marks)
5 Professional Approach 14
6 Academic Conduct 15
7 Submission Instructions 16
Notes:
▪ Parts 5 and 6 outline various penalty marks which could be imposed, and Part 7
is a detailed summary of the submission requirements.
▪ It is each student's responsibility to research the issues contained in the case
study. QUT staff members will not be answering any questions or issues relating
to this case study.
▪ However, if clarification of a particular point is required, please send the e-mail
directly to the Unit Coordinator, Stephen Marsden, and not to your facilitator.
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Assignment Submission Guidelines
In both your QUT study and your professional life you will be expected to meet
deadlines. In keeping with this expectation, assignments submitted after the due
date and time of 23:59 pm on Thursday 29 October 2020 will not be marked and
a mark of zero will be awarded.
Students should note that this policy will be strictly applied. Please note that
QUT's IT HelpDesk closes at 10:00 pm, so no assistance will be available to
students should you encounter submission issues after this time.
Under Turnitin, students are able to resubmit their assignment on multiple
occasions right up until the deadline of 23:59 pm on Thursday 29 October 2020.
This means that if you have uploaded the wrong version of the pdf file (or if you
make changes to the version that you have uploaded), you are allowed to
resubmit your assignment via Turnitin.
Turnitin will automatically override the previous version. This means that the
marker will be able to mark the latest (and most current version) of the file that
has been uploaded.
No further submissions or resubmissions will be permitted after 23:59 pm. As
such, it is the sole responsibility of each student to ensure that the complete
(and final version) of the assignment is submitted by the due date and time.
Once the case study has been submitted, students are not able to attach or
submit any additional documentation whatsoever. It is the responsibility of each
student to ensure that the complete assignment is submitted by the due date
and time.
Furthermore, please be advised that no submissions will be accepted by the
facilitator or the unit co-ordinator via e-mail after the 23:59 pm deadline.
For all of these reasons, it is strongly recommended that students start working on
the integrated case study as soon as possible. Due to the size of the assignment,
please do not leave this assignment (or its submission) to the last minute.
Furthermore, please check that the online submission has been uploaded
correctly (i.e. you should open the file from Turnitin to check this, once your files
have been uploaded). Each student should check for a digital receipt from
Turnitin at their QUT email address as proof of submission. This e-mail must be
retained until the marks for this case study are received.
Return of Integrated Case Studies to Students
Please note that this integrated case study should be viewed by students as a
replacement of the final exam. Like a final exam, this case study will not be
returned to students via Turnitin and no comments or feedback will be provided.
Instead, students wishing to review marks awarded for their case study will need
to make an online appointment with the unit co-ordinator within two weeks of
the results for the unit being released (similar to the other units in the degree).
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ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH PART
