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2.5 Assessment Details
2.5.1 Assignment
Weight: 25%
Type of Collaboration: Individual
Due: week 11
Submission: turnitin
Format: 22 to 28 pages assignment with electrical circuits and tables
Length: 25 pages which include all the circuits and graphics.
Curriculum Mode: Essay
Instructions:
Students are expected to write their assignment by following the instructions given in the lectures and the workshops with the unit coordinator. Students are required to show their progress every 2-3 weeks and they will get a feedback in week 5 and week 9. The timetable for workshop sessions will be arranged at the lectures. The reports will be collected for marking at the end of week 11. Reports will be submitted in hard copy format to the unit coordinator on Turnitin.
Resources:
1) Fundamentals of Electrical Drives, Mohamad El-Sharkawi, last edition
2) Advanced Electrical Drives, Ned Mohad, last edition.
3) Electric Machinery and Transformers, by Bhag S. Guru
4) Lectures and notes on vUWS,
Marking Criteria:
Criteria High Distinction Distinction Credit Pass Unsatisfactory
Research objectives and methodology (60%) Clear, concise and insightful research questions.
Insightfully identifies a valid research approach and study design; with a concise and comprehensive discussion of all the concepts and principles to justify the choice of the methodology and design Insightfully identifies a range of data collection and analysis methods that can collect and elicit sophisticated information to answer the research questions/ hypothesis; with a concise and comprehensive justification for the choice. Clearly identifies a valid research approach and study design; with a thorough discussion of most of the concepts and principles to justify the choice of the methodology and design. Clearly identifies a variety of data collection and analysis methods that can collect and elicit comprehensive information to answer the research questions/ hypothesis; with a thorough justification of the choice. Identifies a valid research approach and study design; with a detailed discussion of concepts and principles to form a valid justification for the choice of the methodology and design. Identifies a sufficient number of data collection and analysis methods that can collect and elicit sufficient information to answer the research questions/ hypothesis; with a detailed justification of the choice. Selects a valid research approach and design with an attempt to discuss some concepts and principles, though the discussion is limited and the choice is limitedly justifiable.
Identifies some data collection and analysis methods that can collect and elicit relevant information to answer the research questions/ hypothesis; with an attempt to justify for the choice, though the justification is superficial Fail to select a suitable research approach and design, with no or limited justification for the choice. No identification of data collection and analysis methods or the identified methods do not cohere with the proposed research and/or do not provide information to answer the research questions/ hypothesis. No justification is given, or the justification is not valid.
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