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Assignment Presentation Requirements BCIS

The document outlines the presentation requirements for assignments in the BSc (Hons) Business Computing and Information Systems program at the University of Central Lancashire. Key guidelines include using specific font styles and sizes, maintaining proper margins, including a title page and table of contents, and adhering to Harvard referencing standards. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of proofreading, submitting electronic versions by the deadline, and the consequences of plagiarism checks.

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Assignment Presentation Requirements BCIS

The document outlines the presentation requirements for assignments in the BSc (Hons) Business Computing and Information Systems program at the University of Central Lancashire. Key guidelines include using specific font styles and sizes, maintaining proper margins, including a title page and table of contents, and adhering to Harvard referencing standards. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of proofreading, submitting electronic versions by the deadline, and the consequences of plagiarism checks.

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BSc (Hons) Business Computing

and Information Systems


University of Central Lancashire
Assignment Presentation Requirements

Assignment Presentation Requirements

The way in which your assignments are presented is important. The marker must be able to
clearly see the questions and your answers. It is essential to ensure that the grammar and
spelling are accurate and correct. You should use the checklist below as a guideline before
submitting an assignment for marking:

Use standard Arial font size 11.


Use 1.5 line spacing.
Have a 2.5-centimetre margin on the left-hand side of the page and a 2-centimetre margin on the
right-hand side.
Include page numbers.
Use 16-point Arial Bold for first level headings and 14 point Arial Bold for second level headings. If
a third level heading is required use 12-point Arial Bold.
Attach a completed Statement and Confirmation of Own Work to the front of the paper copy of
your assignment. This is available in the Additional Materials section of the Main BCIS VLE
course page.

The first page of your assignment should be a title page, which should also state your name,
NCC Education ID number and the name of the Centre where you are studying.
Include a table of contents.
Start each task on a new page and include the question at the top of the page.
Ensure any diagrams, screen shots, PowerPoint slides, etc fit correctly on the page and are
referenced, for example, Fig. 1, Fig. 2, etc.
Check spelling, grammar and punctuation.
You should also ensure that you proofread your document, because the above checks do not
always pick up every mistake.
Ensure you are aware of the word limit for the assignment and any regulations that apply if you
exceed the word limit.
Include the total word count at the end of the assignment.
Use accurate Harvard referencing (see the document entitled Referencing and
Bibliography in the Additional Materials section of the Main BCIS VLE course page) and include a
bibliography.

Submit electronic versions of the assignment by the deadline date specified.

Electronic documents must be readable by Microsoft Word 2003, and your file names should
include: your NCC Education ID number, your name, the name of the Module, form of assessment
and the name of the Semester in which you are submitting the work. For example:

NCC Student Number_Student Name_ADMS Assignment_Spring 2022

Please note all assignments submitted will be checked for plagiarism.

Assignment Presentation Requirements

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