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ACADEMIC TASK NO. 1

Mittal School of Business
Name of the faculty member: Dr. Tawheed Nabi
Course Code: ECO531 Course Title: Managerial Economics
Class: MBA Term: Autumn Section: Q2255 Batch: 2023
Max. Marks: 30 Date of Submission: 01 May 2023

S. Roll No Objectives of Topic Details Evaluation Parameters Expected Outcomes

No Academic
Activity
1 A group of To encourage Each group will be allotted 1. A combined written report will This Academic task has
four students students to think a unique topic. Each group be submitted by the group focus on the following:
will be given analytically and has to submit write up. members on the topic allotted to 1) Helping students
one topic correlate them and marks will be given correlate concepts
of economics with
economic out of 30 on the basic of peer
real life situations.
concepts with rating done by the students. 2) Enabling students
real life issues. Evaluation will be done on peer to work as a team
rating basis. All the members
will give weight out of 10 to
each based on amount of work
done. Teacher will assign marks
on peer rating basis using the
rubrics. The evaluation
parameters for this assignment
are:
1.Introduction (topic sentence)
(5marks)
2. Organization (5marks)
3. Ideas, (5 marks)
4. Practical application and relating
 concepts with real world and
conclusion (10 marks).
5. links to other readings/references
(5 marks)

CATEGORY 1 2 3 4 5 Points
awarded
Introduction The topic The topic Introduces the The topic sentence Does not display
(topic sentence) sentence is an sentence is a paragraph. It does not introduce an understanding
(5marks) excellent good introduction does not the paragraph. of the topic. Not
introduction to to the paragraph. introduce the (2) in line with the
the paragraph. It It may too broad topic very well topic. (1)
tells the main or have a detail and it includes
idea and gives included. (4) too many
the big picture details. (3)
(5)
Links to the Student makes Student makes a Student makes Student makes many Student makes
other readings/ no errors in couple of errors several errors in errors in linking or more than ten
references linking or in linking or linking or reffering the case.(2) errors in linking
(5marks) reffering the reffering the case. reffering the or reffering the
case (5) (4) case (3) case.(1)

Ideas The topic has Student knows Student uses just the Information is
(5 marks) been discussed The topic has the subject but facts to relay gathered from
from different been discussed not related it thoughts. There is electronic sources
angles and properly and with different not much of the but the student
student has student has a angles (3) student's own does not know its
given excellent good grasp of the personality in the relevance and
grasp of the subject. (4) writing (2) importance (1)
topic. (5)
Sequencing The answer is The answer is in The answer is The answer is The content is
(5 marks) proper sequence seqence and sequence and somewhat in least sequenced
 and does not contains very few contains few sequence with the (1)
contain any theoretical errors theoretical topic but the content
theoretical (4) errors (3) is not convincing.(2)
errors (5)
Practical Student makes Student makes Student has Student makes many Student has not
application and no errors in little error to tried to relate errors in practical related with
relating concepts appropriate relate the the concepts application and no practical
with Real World practical concepts practically and clear conclusion can applications and
and Conclusion application and practically and Clear be formed from the no conclusion
(10 mark) Detailed Clear conclusion conclusion is facts offered.(4) can be formed.(2)
conclusions are is reached from reached from
reached from the the facts offered. the facts
facts offered. (8) offered. (6)
(10)
TOTAL

Note:

1. Assignment should be submitted in PDF file

2. No assignment will be considered without peer rating.
3. Assignment is to be submitted online via UMS only.
4. Plagiarism will be checked with the help of Turnitin software and the limit is 30 percent.
5. Every student in a group will upload the assignment from his/her UMS account.
6. Evaluation will be done strictly based on the Rubrics attached.
7. In case of any query feel free to contact your teacher but not question/query will be entertained on the day of submission.

FORMATTING GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION OF ASSIGNMENT

Assignment Title: The title of the paper should be in 16-point Times New Roman font. It should be bold typed, centered and fully capitalized.
Body of Assignment: Assignment must be prepared on standard A4 size paper setting. It must be prepared on a 1.5 spacing and single column with 1” margin set for top,
bottom, left and right. It should be typed in 12-point Times New Roman font with page numbers at the bottom-centre of every page.

Headings: All section headings should be in 14-point Times New Roman font and sub-section headings should be in 12-point Times New Roman font. These must be bold-
faced, aligned left and fully capitalized. Leave a blank line before each heading.

Figures & Tables: These must be simple, centered & numbered, and the titles of figure/table must be above the figure/table. Sources of figures/tables should be mentioned
below them.

Citation & References: References should be cited in the text in the style prescribed in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th edn.).
Indicate the position of the reference in the text within brackets by the author’s last name and the year of publication; e.g.: “(Hooda, 1998)” or “as pointed out by Hannan and
Freeman (1977)”, if it is part of a sentence. At the end of the text, references should be listed in the alphabetical order of the last names of the authors, with a title,
‘References’. The title ‘REFERENCES’ should be bold-faced, fully capitalized and left-aligned with 14-point Times New Roman font.
Some examples of how the references are to be listed at the end are given below.
 (If it is a book): Hooda, R. P. (1998). Indian securities market. New Delhi: Excel Books.
 (If it is an article in a journal): Hannan, M.T., & Freeman, J. (1977). The population ecology of organizations. American Journal of Sociology, 82(5), 929-964.
 (If it is an article in an edited book): Kanter, R.M. (1988). When a thousand flowers bloom: Social, structural and collective conditions for innovation in
organizations. In B. Staw and L. Cummings (Eds.), Research in organizational behavior (Vol.10, pp. 169-211). Greenwich, CT: JAI Press.

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