Unit Code & title : Management For Technology And Innovation Part B BUSM4744
Assessment Type : Essay
Weighting : 30%
Word limit : 1,500 words
Overview : In this assignment you are free to choose your own essay topic. You will select a topic of
interest around the broader concepts of technology and innovation that we have been learning in this course. You will produce an essay about it, blending practical knowledge and the theories we discussed so far. This is your opportunity to take control of your learning and choose an area from the course content that most interests you and/or is relevant to your current or future job role. The topic can be as practical as a real-life problem (around technology and innovation) your organisation is currently facing.
Management For Technology And Innovation Part B Essay BUSM4744 – RMIT University AU.

Assessment criteria and weighting :
1.Evidence of addressing the CLOs for the assignment: 7.5 Pts(=25% of this assessment)
2.Analytical depth and discussion: 10.5 Pts(=35% of this assessment)
3.Evidence to support arguments: 4.5 Pts (= 15% of this assessment)
4.Quality of the style and structure of the report: 7.5 Pts (= 25% of this assessment)

Learning Outcomes :
This assessment is relevant to the following learning outcomes:
• CLO 1: Manage business innovation and technology challenges in business both nationally and internationally.
• CLO 2: Research and evaluate data to inform and support decision making that contributes to the effective management of technology, change and innovation.
• CLO 3: Reflect on the knowledge and skill required of managers to make ethical and sustainable business decisions in relation to technology and innovation.
• CLO 4: Construct and present effective oral and written forms of professional communication.

In addition, upon completion of this assessment, you will acquire strategies to develop ethical
and sustainable solutions for business problems.

Management For Technology And Innovation Part B Essay BUSM4744 – RMIT University AU.

Assessment details :
An essay is structured as a one-piece document. It will contain an introduction, main body and conclusion but you should avoid using headings and sub-headings as these are more appropriate for report-style assignments.

Research the topic. Re-read your course notes, activities and tasks in order to draft some initial ideas to plan your essay. Use a library search and/or Google Scholar to identify additional relevant material such as scholarly articles and papers. Take notes as you research your topic and make sure you keep a record of all sources used to avoid potential issues of plagiarism.