_x000C_Elite Food Services Case Study
B120 TMA Fall 2011
TMA will be marked out of 100 and is worth 20% of the final mark. Cut-off Date: 18th of December, 2011 Word Limit: 2400 Words
Criteria for Mark Distribution
Word Count Use of ESources Total marks
Criteria Marks
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Referencing
10
25
20
25
10
5
5
100 marks
Mark Deduction for Plagiarism Total Mark After Accounting for Plagiarism
Out of 100
Plagiarism As a student at this level you should start to acquaint yourself to the penalties of copying from sources and/or from your fellow students. You should also understand that any plagiarised and/or copied assignment will result in a heavy market deduction. The following mark deduction distribution is applicable.
Percent deduction Marks deduction Complete Plagiarism/Copied Above 75% copied Deduct 60% off their total mark. 50 to 75% copied 50 to 25% Deduct 10% Below 25% Deduct 5%
Zero mark.
Deduct 45%
Referencing It is imperative that you cite the references in the TMA properly. To do so, you ought to use the Harvard Referencing Style. Failing to comply with this rule will result in penalization by point deduction. Also, you should try to use recent and updated references instead of old ones.
Elite Food Services Case Study
Elite limited is a retail company, a major retail establishment in Australia. It has established major store throughout these countries having a wide array of consumer product lines from food to non-food, liquor, grocery items, electronics, general merchandise and many others. Elite is committed to helping sustain the communities that support its stores, not just in terms of providing jobs and services, but also in creating a wider range of opportunities to foster closer links between its stores and the communities it serves. Elite places a high importance on supporting employees to ensure they successfully adapt to its new role and the organisation. It introduces an induction program for all trading businesses
TMA will be marked out of 100 and is worth 20% of the final mark. Cut-off Date: 18th of December, 2011 Word Limit: 2400 Words
Criteria for Mark Distribution
Word Count Use of ESources Total marks
Criteria Marks
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Referencing
10
25
20
25
10
5
5
100 marks
Mark Deduction for Plagiarism Total Mark After Accounting for Plagiarism
Out of 100
Plagiarism As a student at this level you should start to acquaint yourself to the penalties of copying from sources and/or from your fellow students. You should also understand that any plagiarised and/or copied assignment will result in a heavy market deduction. The following mark deduction distribution is applicable.
Percent deduction Marks deduction Complete Plagiarism/Copied Above 75% copied Deduct 60% off their total mark. 50 to 75% copied 50 to 25% Deduct 10% Below 25% Deduct 5%
Zero mark.
Deduct 45%
Referencing It is imperative that you cite the references in the TMA properly. To do so, you ought to use the Harvard Referencing Style. Failing to comply with this rule will result in penalization by point deduction. Also, you should try to use recent and updated references instead of old ones.
Elite Food Services Case Study
Elite limited is a retail company, a major retail establishment in Australia. It has established major store throughout these countries having a wide array of consumer product lines from food to non-food, liquor, grocery items, electronics, general merchandise and many others. Elite is committed to helping sustain the communities that support its stores, not just in terms of providing jobs and services, but also in creating a wider range of opportunities to foster closer links between its stores and the communities it serves. Elite places a high importance on supporting employees to ensure they successfully adapt to its new role and the organisation. It introduces an induction program for all trading businesses