Course Handbook FdA Leadership and Management 2013-14

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Submission deadlines and submission locations will be included within eachmodule handbook which will be handed out at the beginning of each moduledelivery.From time to time you may be required to submit your work throughTurnitin which is a form of plagiarism detecting software that will locatematches with previously published work. You will be given details of whichmodules this applies to and instructions as to how to do this by your moduletutors. Please note that you may only submit individual pieces of workthrough Turnitin twice.PLEASE NOTE : Computer failure will not be accepted as a reason forlate submission.Students must submit assignments in the following format.• Assignment feedback sheet• Assignment task sheet• Assignment• Bibliography5.7 Can I submit a draft?The following guidelines have been drafted to promote consistency acrossthe Higher Education provision within Leeds City College.When can I submit a Draft?The latest date for draft submissions to be submitted will be 2 weeks prior tothe hand in date for the assessment. You must remember that it could takeup to a week for the tutor to give you feedback so you may wish to submityour draft earlier than 2 weeks before the deadline so that you have moretime to incorporate the feedback into your work.How much can I submit?The draft submission should be no longer than 25% of the maximum wordsfor the assessment component e.g. for a 2000 word report a draft of up to500 words could be submitted.How many times can I submit a draft?You are allowed to submit one draft submission per assessment component.What form can the draft take?Draft submissions can consist of:Page 22 of 56
• Assessment plans – so that the tutor can give comments regardingwhether you are on the right lines.• Extracts – for comments on style.• Referencing – for the tutor to check that your referencing style iscorrect.• Reference materials to see if your reading is wide enough for theassessment.• Data tables.The above are examples of what could be submitted and is not meant to bean exhaustive list. Drafts can be submitted electronically or in hard copy.5.8 What do I do if I can’t meet a deadline for an assignment?Extensions to submission dateIf you realise that you are not going to meet the agreed deadline datebecause of illness or other exceptional circumstances, you must ask for anExtension Request form. On this, you set out your request for a shortextension. Your Award Leader may grant you an extension of up to 7 days,providing the request is made before the original deadline. It is important tonote that an extension will only be granted when it is clear that exceptionalcircumstances have prevented you from completing your work on time.NB Extensions are an exception rather than the norm.Please note that short extensions are only available for first submissions.Depending on circumstances, Long Extensions and Deferred Submissionsmay also be available – please discuss your options with your Award Leader.For details please refer to the university regulations – page 75http://www.tees.ac.uk/docs/DocRepo/Student%20Regulations/Academic%20Regulations/Mitigating%20Circumstances%20Regulations.pdfIf the circumstances are more serious and you require longer than 7 daysthen you must apply to the Mitigation panel. If mitigation is granted, yourwork will still be marked as if it was handed in on time. Work that is lateand which is not covered by mitigation will be penalised in accordance withthe University regulations.To obtain an Extension Request Form, you need to contact Jo Tyssen, viajoanne.tyssen@leedscitycollege.ac.ukLate submissionIf you submit work after the submission date without approval, but submit itwithin seven days it will be capped at 40%. Any work submitted after 7days will not be marked.5.9 What if I have mitigating circumstances?Page 23 of 56
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