Case Study Guide
Case Study Guide
“I hear and I forget. I see and I believe. I do and I understand.” --Confucius (551-479 BC)
Focus:
Formatting Content Important points Tips
THE CASE SOLUTION FORMAT
Since your case is, in fact, a form of business report, it should be carefully prepared using a series of headings and sub-headings. Furthermore, it should be concise and to the point. Be careful, though, that you do not fall into the trap of analyzing the problem on a superficial basis. In addition, carefully check your completed work for proper grammar, sentence structure, punctuation, and spelling. Your case must also be presented in a professional and visually appealing manner. Poor work in this area is inexcusable and will result in the loss of 10 marks.
Requirements
The following are the required deliverables for every case study that you submit for grading:
1. Title Page
A title page is an opportunity to create a visually appealing first impression on your reader. It is also a medium by which important information is communicated to the reader of the case. The following points of information are required on the title page of the case: Name or Title of the case Names and student numbers of all who produced the case Date Course Code and Section Professor’s name Teaching Assistant’s name The following statement must also be present on the cover page for any case submitted for ADM 1300: Forgetting this sentence is one of the most common mistakes made when writing a case and it will cost you a quick 2 marks.
In partial fulfillment of the requirements of ADM 1300 When producing a title page, make sure to include all the required information, but do not limit yourself to only that information. As long as the title page is professional and visually appealing, feel free to get creative with it in order to establish a quality first impression on those that read it. You cannot always judge a case by its cover, but you can create a positive outlook for those about to
“I hear and I forget. I see and I believe. I do and I understand.” --Confucius (551-479 BC)
Focus:
Formatting Content Important points Tips
THE CASE SOLUTION FORMAT
Since your case is, in fact, a form of business report, it should be carefully prepared using a series of headings and sub-headings. Furthermore, it should be concise and to the point. Be careful, though, that you do not fall into the trap of analyzing the problem on a superficial basis. In addition, carefully check your completed work for proper grammar, sentence structure, punctuation, and spelling. Your case must also be presented in a professional and visually appealing manner. Poor work in this area is inexcusable and will result in the loss of 10 marks.
Requirements
The following are the required deliverables for every case study that you submit for grading:
1. Title Page
A title page is an opportunity to create a visually appealing first impression on your reader. It is also a medium by which important information is communicated to the reader of the case. The following points of information are required on the title page of the case: Name or Title of the case Names and student numbers of all who produced the case Date Course Code and Section Professor’s name Teaching Assistant’s name The following statement must also be present on the cover page for any case submitted for ADM 1300: Forgetting this sentence is one of the most common mistakes made when writing a case and it will cost you a quick 2 marks.
In partial fulfillment of the requirements of ADM 1300 When producing a title page, make sure to include all the required information, but do not limit yourself to only that information. As long as the title page is professional and visually appealing, feel free to get creative with it in order to establish a quality first impression on those that read it. You cannot always judge a case by its cover, but you can create a positive outlook for those about to