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BBA Project

BBA Project. Report Writing Report Presentation. (to p2). (to p7). Report Writing. When write your report, you must paid attention on how your report is being marked and judged Evaluation grade from BBA manual: Executive summary/ Abstract 5% Problem development/objectives 7%

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BBA Project

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  1. BBA Project • Report Writing • Report Presentation (to p2) (to p7)

  2. Report Writing • When write your report, you must paid attention on how your report is being marked and judged • Evaluation grade from BBA manual: • Executive summary/ Abstract 5% • Problem development/objectives 7% • Methodology 11% • Analysis and Findings 16% • Discussion and Recommendations 16% • Presentation 10% • Total 65% • Ask yourself that how many marks that you would be expected for each category in according to how you written them • Formats to write your report (to p3) (to p1)

  3. Formatting • Code of references • References • Important to do (to p4) (to p5) (to p6) (to p2)

  4. Code of references • Three major ways: • Coded as an implication • MIS system has now serving as a platform to the effective implementation of supply chain management (Laudon and Laudon, 2005) • Coded as fact findings • Chow (2004) investigates the use of MIS in supply chain and identifies four critical success factors to their applications • Coded as a statement • Zwass (1996) defines e-commerce as “is the sharing of business information, maintaining business relationships, and conducting transactions by means of telecommunications networks, …… (it) includes the sell-buy relationships and transactions between companies, as well as the corporation process that support the commerce within individual firms”. (to p3)

  5. References • You can stick with any method to prepare your references, but they all must be in one format and sorted in ascending orders by their last (sir) name. • Paper Lai, V.S. (2000). Intraorganizational communication with Intranets. Communications of the ACM, July, Vol. 7, No. 7, pp. 95-100 • Textbooks Laudon, K.C. and Laudon, J.P. (2005). Essential of Management Information Systems. New Jerset:Prentice Hall. • Edited Books Shyu, S.J. (1999). A hypermedia tool for courseware management and authoring. in W.S. Chow (ed), Multimedia Information Systems in Practice. Singapore: Springer-Verlag, pp. 11-19. • Website http://www.csubak.edu/ssric/modules/spss/spsfirst.htm (to p3)

  6. Important to do • Always borrow an old BBA project to check on how the format that they used • You must: • Numbering and labeling your Tables, Figures • Make use of these numbers in your text • Prepare a Table of Contents • Ensure that all your coded references are included in the list of your references (to p3)

  7. Report Presentation • Again, check how you are being graded: • Content 7% (relevant information/Q&A) • Presentation skills & communication skills 8% (creativity, time management, use of visual aids) • Make use what you learnt about presentation from our subjects • Important points (to p8)

  8. Important points • Timing: • You have only 15 mins for presentation • Use 1-2 mins for intro • Use 1-2 mins to tell about relevant literature • Use 2-3 mins to tell about model development & hypotheses • Use 2 mins to reveal your findings • Use 3 mins to discuss its implication • Use 1-2 mins to sum up your conclusion with limitations • You don’t have to use all materials in your reports thus you need to choose your choices wisely • Q/A: listen and understand the Qs before answering (to p1)

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