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MASTER OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
MBA
5001
ASSESSMENT
GUIDE
Sustainable Marketing
MBA 5001
Assessment Guide
Sustainable
Marketing
Assessment
Overview
Please Note:
All assessment submissions are due by the due date and time. Exemptions or extensions may be
granted in extenuating circumstances such as for medical treatment etc.
Tutorials: Where a student is unable to complete a tutorial task, he/she may be given a chance to complete the
task within a calendar week (7 days) of the due date.
Assessments: Students will incur a late submission penalty of 20% of marks awarded for each day he/she delays
the assessment submission up to a total of 5 days.
Projects: Students will receive a grace period of 10 days late submission. However, they will be penalised at a rate
of 10% marks awarded per day they delay the submission.
Students are required to achieve overall mark of 50% to achieve a pass grade in the unit.
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Assessments
Overview
Weight
Due
Date
Learning
Outcomes
Assessment 1
Discussion Participation
20%
Week 4,6,8,10
1,2
Assessment 2
Group
Presentation and
written report
In groups of 3-4,
students are required
to critically review
the key principles,
theories, and concepts
of marketing in relation
to the importance of
the roles they play to
create customer value.
Delivery of a 15 minutes
presentation of their
findings with written
justification.
30%
Week 7
Sunday
11.59
pm
2,3,4
Assessment
3 Strategic
Marketing
Plan
The student will be
asked to write a
Strategic marketing plan
for
an organisation’s
new product to be
launched into the
market (student to select
firm and product). The
student must consider
the current climate of
the industry by analysing
current. situation of the
business, competitors,
ethical and firm
performance factors
that affect the ability,
strategic application,
NPD process, quality
and management of its
sustainable marketing
effort.
50%
Week 12
(Sunday at
11.59 pm)
2, 3, 5
Assessment details
Assessment 1: Discussion Participation
Overview
Weightage: 20%
Guidelines
1. In this class, online discussion will count towards your overall grade for the course. The purpose of the
discussion board is to frame and promote collaborative learning. Active and regular participation is not only
important from the lecturer’s point of view but is also important for you in learning the course content and in
developing your thoughts and position on various topics.
2. You are expected to participate in at least three (3) different forums. You should begin at least one thread
and provide at least three posts in response to other participants’ threads. Posting should be a minimum of
one short paragraph and a maximum of two paragraphs. Word totals for each post should be in the 100-200
words range.
3. During the discussion, when you agree or disagree explain why with supporting evidence and concepts from
the readings or a related experience. Include a reference, link, or citation when appropriate.
4.
During the discussion, be organized in your thoughts and ideas. Incorporate correlations with the assigned
readings or topics. Stay on topic. Provide evidence of critical thinking in your responses or interactions. Avoid
summarizing.
5.
During the discussion: Contribute to the learning community by being creative in your approaches to topics,
being relevant in the presented viewpoints, and attempting to motivate the discussion.
6.
During the discussion be aware of grammar and sentence mechanics. Use proper etiquette.
7.
Remember that being respectful is critical at all times in the classroom, online and during forum chat
discussions.
6. In discussion: Be aware of grammar and sentence mechanics. Use proper etiquette and be professional
all time.
7. Remember that being respectful is critical, all time in classroom, online and forum chat discussion.
The Assessor will assess you on the following Discussion and participation:
a.
Is made in a timely fashion, giving others an opportunity to respond.
b.
Is thoughtful with appropriate analysis of the content or question asked.
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Weight
Length
Due
date
Learning
Outcomes
20%
4 weekly discussion
participation
Week 4,6,8,10
1, 2
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c.
Poses new possibilities or opinions not previously voiced
d.
Ideas are expressed clearly and concisely with appropriate use of vocabulary and attention to spelling and
grammar.
e.
Spends the time constructing creative, challenging and engaging discussion assignments, which promote
participation.
Assessment 2: In class Group Presentation and written report
Overview
Introduction
In groups of 3-4, students are required to critically review the key principles, theories, and concepts of marketing
in relation to the importance of the roles they play to create customer value.
Delivery
of
a
15
-minute
presentation
of
their
findings
with
written
justification.
Task
In groups of 3-4, students are required to critically review the key principles, theories, and concepts of
marketing in relation to the importance of the roles they play to create customer value. Delivery of a 15 minutes
presentation of their findings with written justification.
Students are required to;
•
Select a well-known business to the group.
•
Research and identify what marketing approaches (Identify minimum 3 key areas of marketing) the business
has implemented.
•
Critically review the key principles, theories, and concepts of marketing
•
Discuss how the business has done the implementation/application of these key principals and theories.
•
Discuss the importance of the roles they play to create customer value.
The primary aim of this assessment is to understand the theories of marketing and application or
implementation of these theories and concepts. The secondary aim of this assignment is to give you the
opportunity to enhance your analysis, critical thinking, written communication skills, theoretical applications,
group work and presentation skills.
Presentation
(15%)
Students are expected to prepare a professional presentation that is well researched, informative, succinct and
engaging. The length for the
total presentation is 15 minutes. Each group member to present for an equal length
of time. The presentation must deliver using PowerPoint or similar software. Use proper in-text referencing as
well as list of references. The referencing style must follow the APA referencing style.
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Length
Due
Date
Learning
Outcomes
30%
Assessment 2 (In class) -
Group Presentation (15
minutes) and written
report (2000 words)
Week 7
2, 3, 4
Report (15%)
The report must be of 1500(+/_) words in length excluding references based on your presentation.
Assignment structure
Report should have a suitable flow:
-
Introduction to the report- Background to the business selected, Purpose of the report, Scope
and any limitations
-
Identification of Three marketing theories that business engaged
-
Application of theories identified.
-
Importance of these theories and applications
-
How businesses can use these to improve customer value
-
Conclusions
-
List of references APA
Submission
Instructions
Insert submission instructions here. Below is a sample only of what could be included for submissions
instructions.
All report submissions are to be submitted through Turnitin. Drop-boxes linked to Turnitin will be set up in
Moodle. Assessments not submitted through these drop- boxes will not be considered. Submissions must be
made after the presentation.
The Turnitin similarity score will be used in determine any plagiarism of your submitted assessment. Turnitin
will check conference web-
sites, Journal articles, online resources and your peer’s submissions for plagiarism.
You can see your Turnitin similarity score when you submit your assessments to the appropriate drop-box. If
your similarity score is of concern you will have a chance to change your assessment and resubmit. However, re-
submission is only allowed prior to the submission due date and time. After the due date and time have elapsed
you cannot make re-submissions. Thus, plan early and submit early to take advantage of this feature. You can
make multiple submissions, but please remember the teaching team will only grade your last submission, and the
date and time you submitted will be taken from that submission.
Marking criteria/Rubric for Faculty Member Only
You will be assessed on the following marking criteria/Rubric:
Assessment task -Group presentation and report 30%
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Student
Name
Student
Number
Student name/s:
Score & Grade
Rubric: In-class group Presentation
Rating Criteria
Developing
Competent
Exemplary
Fail (N)
0-49%
Pass (D)
(50- 59%)
Credit (C)
(60-69%)
Distinction (B)
(70-79%)
Higher Distinction (A)
(80-100%)
Group
presentation
skills on topic
(15% of total)
Fails to provide a review
of:
- the factors, issues,
trends and challenges to
create an effective
corporate financial
decision- making
framework within an
organisation that can
maximize the wealth of
the firm’s stakeholders
(emphasis on its
shareholders).
Lacking a logical analysis
and explanation of the
key trends, issues and
challenges.
Presentation is mostly
coherent. Group
fails/lacks some
collaboration and
dynamic group work.
Poor organisation of
ideas around financial
decision-making.
Provides a review of:
- the factors, issues,
trends and challenges
to create an effective
corporate financial
decision- making
framework within an
organisation that can
maximize the wealth of
the firm’s stakeholders
(emphasis on its
shareholders).
Provides an analysis
and explanation of the
key trends, issues and
challenges.
Presentation is
coherent and the group
displays collaboration.
Basic organisation of
ideas around financial
decision-making.
Provides good, clear,
critical review of:
- the factors, issues,
trends and challenges to
create an effective
corporate financial
decision- making
framework within an
organisation that can
maximize the wealth of
the firm’s stakeholders
(emphasis on its
shareholders).
Provides a logical analysis
and explanation of the
key trends, issues and
challenges.
Presentation is coherent
and the group displays
collaboration and positive
group work.
Clear organisation of
ideas around financial
decision-making.
Provides very good, clear,
critical review of:
- the factors, issues, trends
and challenges to create an
effective corporate
financial decision- making
framework within an
organisation that can
maximize the wealth of the
firm’s stakeholders
(emphasis on its
shareholders).
Provides a strong logical
analysis and explanation of
the key trends, issues and
challenges.
Presentation is coherent
and the group displays
collaboration and dynamic
group work.
Strong organisation of
ideas around financial
decision-making.
Provides high level, clear,
critical review of:
- the factors, issues, trends
and challenges to create an
effective corporate financial
decision- making framework
within an organisation that
can maximize the wealth of
the firm’s stakeholders
(emphasis on its
shareholders).
Provides a strong, logical
analysis and extended
higher-order explanation of
the key trends, issues and
challenges.
Presentation is coherent and
the group displays cohesion,
collaboration and dynamic
group working synchronously
together.
High-level and sophisticated
organisation around financial
decision-making.
Comments and
overall grade
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Student name/s:
Score & Grade
Rubric: Group written report
Rating Criteria
Developing
Competent
Exemplary
Fail (N)
0-49%
Pass (D)
(50- 59%)
Credit (C)
(60-69%)
Distinction (B)
(70-79%)
Higher Distinction (A)
(80-100%)
Written Report
(15 % of total)
Written report lacks rigor
with limited, current
literature to support
claims.
Report fails/limited in
outlining key factors,
issues, trends, and
challenges regarding
financial decision-making.
Key points are presented
incoherently and with
little insightful discussion
of corporate financial
decision-making.
Written report includes
some current literature
to support claims.
Report outlines key
factors, issues, trends,
and challenges
regarding financial
decision-making.
Key points are
presented coherently
and identifies some
insightful discussion of
corporate financial
decision-making.
Written report is written
clearly with references
made to current
literature to support
claims.
Report adequately
outlines key factors,
issues, trends, and
challenges regarding
financial decision-making.
Key points are presented
adequately and begin to
identify insightful
discussion of corporate
financial decision-making.
Written report is written
very well with references
made to current literature
to support claims.
Report strongly outlines
key factors, issues, trends,
and challenges regarding
financial decision-making.
Key points are presented
very well with insightful
discussion of corporate
financial decision-making.
Written report is rigorous
with a variety of current
literature to support claims.
Report strongly outlines key
factors, issues, trends, and
challenges regarding
financial decision-making
and extends the discussion
and higher-order thinking on
each point.
Key points are presented
succinctly and identify
insightful discussion of
corporate financial decision-
making.
Comments and
overall grade
*Note for assessor: There are three key levels of competency (Developing, Competent & Exemplary), however, these are divided into two possible marks
dependent on the student’s ability to display partial/all
criteria within level.
Assessment 3: Strategic Marketing Plan Overview
Introduction
The student will be asked to write a strategic marketing plan for an organisation’s new product to be launched
into the market (student to select firm and product). The student must consider the current climate of the
industry by analysing current situation of the business, competitors, ethical and firm performance factors that
affect the ability, strategic application, NPD process, quality and management of its sustainable marketing effort.
Task
Students are asked to write a strategic marketing plan for an organisation’s new product to be launched into
the market (student to select firm and product). The student must consider the current climate of the industry
by analysing current situation of the business, competitors, ethical and firm performance factors that affect the
ability, strategic application, NPD process, quality and management of its sustainable marketing effort. Assume
the role of marketing manager for the product/brand and your job is to construct a basic marketing plan to
grow/extend the brand.
Your written marketing plan should include:
•
Current Business
•
Marketing
Objectives
•
Competitors of the business
•
Strategic Marketing approach
•
Marketing Mix (4Ps)
–
including NPD process
The primary aim of this assessment is to understand the theory of marketing and role of marketing in
businesses. The secondary aim of this assignment is to give you the opportunity to enhance your analysis, critical
thinking, written communication skills and theoretical applications.
Referencing:
You required to use minimum of 15 academic references. Use proper in-text referencing as well as
list of references. The referencing style must follow the APA referencing style.
Word limit:
The paper/plan must be of 3000 words in length excluding references.
Submission:
All work must be submitted on the Learning Management System by the due date
Assignment Structure
Executive Summary
Table of Contents
Body of the plan to contain Section Headings
–
e.g.
•
Introduction: Purpose of the paper, scope and limitations
•
Background to the selected industry, and the business organization
•
Current Business
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Weight
Length
Due
Date
Learning
Outcomes
50%
Marketing Plan (3000
words)
Week 12, Sunday,
11.59pm
2,3 5
-
Overview of Current Business
-
SWOT and current VRIO Analysis
•
Marketing Objectives: Proposing the need of new product/product extension to grow your brand
- Short term and long term objectives
•
Market and Competitor analysis
•
Strategic Marketing approach
-
Segmentation
-
Targeting
-
Positioning
•
Marketing Mix (4Ps/7Ps) Ethical and sustainable approach
-
Product- NPD process
-
Price
-
Place
-
Promotion
*you can consider application of 7Ps if necessary
•
Recommendations: (Analyze proximity, Proposed VRIO, Blue Ocean and PLC Strategies)
•
Conclusion
•
References
list
NOTE:
-Use relevant theoretical concepts and application
-Sub-sections are to be numbered
-Paragraphing must be used
-Page numbers must be used.
-Reference List at the end must be in APA format and consist of mainly academic journal articles.
Submission
Instructions
All submissions are to be submitted through Turnitin. Drop-boxes linked to Turnitin will be set up in Moodle.
Assessments not submitted through these drop- boxes will not be considered.
The Turnitin similarity score will be used in determine any plagiarism of your submitted assessment. Turnitin will
check conference web-
sites, Journal articles, online resources and your peer’s submissions for plagiarism. You
can see your Turnitin similarity score when you submit your assessments to the appropriate drop-box. If your
similarity score is of concern you will have a chance to change your assessment and resubmit. However, re-
submission is only allowed prior to the submission due date and time. After the due date and time have elapsed
you cannot make re-submissions. Thus, plan early and submit early to take advantage of this feature. You can
make multiple submissions, but please remember the teaching team will only grade your last submission, and the
date and time you submitted will be taken from that submission.
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Grading Criteria Assessment Task X: Marketing Plan (50%)
Student name/s:
Rating Criteria
Rubric: Major assessment (Marketing Plan)
Score & Grade
Developing
Competent
Exemplary
Strategic Plan
(Content, coherence,
analysis, and logic)
Somewhat/appropriate and relevant selection of
firm and product identified.
Paper lacks clear organisation, or rigor in marketing
plan for an organisation’s new product launch.
Presents and analyses the current climate of the
industry specifically analysing current situation of
the business, competitors, ethical and firm
performance factors that affect the ability,
strategic application, NPD process, quality, and
management of its sustainable marketing effort.
Limited logical and coherent explanation of the
analysis and of ideas and impact of marketing
launch.
Appropriate and relevant selection of firm and
product identified.
Provides an adequate clearly organised, rigorous,
marketing plan for an organisation’s
new product
launch.
Presents and analyses the current climate of the
industry specifically analysing current situation of
the business, competitors, ethical and firm
performance factors that affect the ability,
strategic application, NPD process, quality, and
management of its sustainable marketing effort.
Provides a logical and coherent explanation of the
analysis where paper is reflective of clear
organisation of ideas and impact of marketing
launch.
Appropriate and relevant selection of firm
and product identified.
Provides a clearly organised, rigorous,
marketing plan for an organisation’s
new
product launch.
Presents and analyses the current climate of
the industry specifically analysing current
situation of the business, competitors,
ethical and firm performance factors that
affect the ability, strategic application, NPD
process, quality, and management of its
sustainable marketing effort.
Provides a logical and coherent explanation
of the analysis where paper is reflective of
clear organisation of ideas and impact of
marketing launch.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Communication
(written language use
and conventions)
Written paper is lacking in representing key aspects
of marketing plan.
Uses limited relevant referencing and limited
integration of current literature to support key
points in most of the written report.
Greater attention required with grammatical
conventions/proofreading/self-correction/word
limit and scope.
Written paper is basic to adequate where some
key aspects of marketing plan are provided with
some basic level of analysis.
Uses relevant referencing and integrates some
current literature to support key points in most of
the written report.
Adheres mostly to correct grammatical
conventions and vocabulary with some errors
requiring attention.
Written paper is clear outlining key aspects
of marketing plan. Concepts reflect higher-
order thinking and analysis of concepts.
Uses relevant referencing and integrates
current literature to support key points.
Adheres to correct grammatical conventions
and vocabulary with nil or few errors.
Within word limit and scope.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Comments:
*Note for assessor: There are three key levels of competency (Developing, Competent & Exemplary), however, these are divided
into two possible marks dependent on the student’s ability to display partial/all
criteria within level.
Referencing style
You must reference all the sources of information you have used in your assessments. Please use the APA
referencing style when referencing in your assessments in this unit. Refer to the Library’s
referencing guides for
more information.
Academic misconduct
VIT enforces that the integrity of its
students’
academic studies follows an acceptable level of excellence. VIT will
adhere to its
VIT Policies, Procedures and Forms
where it explains the
importance of staff and student honesty in
relation to academic work. It outlines the kinds of behaviours that are "academic misconduct", including
plagiarism.
Late submissions
In cases where there are no accepted mitigating circumstances as determined through
VIT Policies, Procedures and
Forms
, late submission of assessments will lead automatically to the imposition of a
penalty. Penalties will be
applied as soon as the deadline is reached.
Short extensions and special consideration
Special Consideration is a request for:
•
Extensions of the due date for an assessment, other than an examination (e.g. assignment
extension).
•
Special Consideration (Special Consideration in relation to a Completed assessment,
including an
end-of-unit Examination).
Students wishing to request Special Consideration in relation to an assessment the due date of which has not yet
passed must engage in written emails to the teaching team to Request for Special Consideration as early as
possible and prior to start time of the assessment due date, along with any
accompanying documents, such as
medical certificates.
For more information, visit
VIT Policies, Procedures and Forms
.
Inclusive and equitable assessment
Reasonable adjustment in assessment methods will be made to accommodate students with a
documented
disability or impairment. Contact the unit teaching team for more information.
Contract Cheating
Contract cheating usually involves the purchase of an assignment or piece of research from another party. This may
be facilitated by a fellow student, friend or purchased on a website. Other forms
of contract cheating include paying another person to sit an exam in the student's place.
Contract cheating
warning:
•
By paying someone else to complete your academic work, you
don’t
learn as much as you
could have if
you did the work yourself.
•
You are not prepared for the demands of your future employment.
•
You could be found guilty of academic misconduct.
•
Many of for pay contract cheating companies recycle assignments despite guarantees of
“original,
plagiarism-free
work”
so similarity is easily detected by Turnitin.
•
Penalties for academic misconduct include suspension and exclusion.
•
Students in some disciplines are required to disclose any findings of guilt for academic misconduct
before being accepted into certain professions (e.g. law).
•
You might disclose your personal and financial information in an unsafe way, leaving
yourself
open to many risks including possible identity theft.
•
You also leave yourself open to blackmail - if you pay someone else to do an assignment for you, they
know you have engaged in fraudulent behaviour and can always blackmail you.
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