MAHVESH MAHMUD

ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES
Learning is primarily the responsibility of the individual and it can be enhanced by cooperative effort. Collaborative
learning includes, but is not limited to, participating in class discussions and contributing to the efforts of ones group.

Learning depends on your active involvement. You are expected to read the chapters before coming to class and to
complete the assignments before the class for which it is assigned. You are further encouraged to bring current news items and
issues which are applicable to each particular topic.

Assignments are an important part of your learning experience. You are expected to put time and effort on this task.
Homework assignments can come from business magazines, the cases at the end of the chapters, exercises from your text
book, or any other source the instructor finds important for the learning process.

Assignments may be given as and when the instructor deems pertinent for either knowledge building or for reinforcement
purposes. Late assignments will not be accepted.

ASSIGNMENT FORMAT
All assignments should be neatly written or typed preferably in:
a. Times New Roman, 12 font-size
b. 1.5 line spacing
c. Should have a cover page WITH THE STUDENTS NAME, DATE and TOPIC and (XYZ, 2001) SECTION.
d. Page numbered
e. APA style of formatting is preferred.
f. Please use TURNIT IN software available at the library before submitting the assignments.
Assignments which do not bear the said information will not be accepted.
FREE LOADING
Each student (or group) will present case studies or readings during the semester.
In case of group assignments, each student MAY BE evaluated by their peers at the end of the semester.
Also, during the semester, if a majority of the group members agree that a team member is not contributing to the group effort,
the group may ask the student to leave. The "fired" student will then complete assignments as determined by the
instructor. The group must inform the instructor and the student of the decision no later than two weeks prior to the due date
of the assignment.

PROFESSIONALISM AND PLAGIARISM

I do not accept plagiarism (copying other peoples/authors/writers/composers work) in any form. If I find that students have
copied each others assignments or have copied material off the internet or any other source without mentioning the full
reference of the source, I shall not accept the presentation/assignment/project/paper. This means that even if you copy a
diagram or a piece of information from any source, it is expected that you reference the source as per the APA style.

Also please remember that professionalism includes but is not limited to:

Being in class on time

Raising your hand when you want to ask a question/participate in class discussion/lecture
Switching off or silencing your cell-phone before and during the class
Taking care of your attendance and being on time for class
The quality of your contribution to class work
Your individual contribution to class discussions
Respect to your colleagues
If you need to leave the class during any lecture please let the instructor know in advance.

Instructor Feedback
I expect a candid and open feedback on my lectures and anything that you may want to suggest to improve the quality of this
course. PLEASE STOP ME DURING THE LECTURE IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND SOMETHING OR NEED FOR ME
TO IMPROVE THE COURSE.

LAHORE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

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MBA 2

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NAMES: (GROUP OR INDIVIDUAL)

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