Masters Dissertation Cover Sheet
The dissertation will only be marked if this signed declaration sheet accompanies it (it does not have to be bound, but can be slipped in front of the dissertation front cover).
Declaration
I confirm that I have read and understood the University’s regulations relating to Plagiarism (as stated in the student handbook). I declare that this submission is entirely my own work. It has not been written or composed by any other person. I confirm that all sources, (including internet ones) have been appropriately referenced and acknowledged. I agree that this work may be checked by plagiarism software.
AND
I agree* / do not agree* to this dissertation and marker’s comments being used for Study Skills teaching purposes (please delete as appropriate and sign below)
Student Name (please print):______ (first name(s)) (last name)
Student Signature:______Student Number:______
Dissertation Module No: PPR.405
Dissertation Supervisor: ______
Word count: ______
(excludingappendix, bibliography, footnotes used solely for references)
Date Dissertation Due: ______Date Dissertation Submitted:______
Electronic version submitted? Yes / NoDate:______
The following penalties will be applied to any coursework that is submitted after the submission date without an approved extension: Up to 3 days late: 10% deducted
More than 3 days late: mark of zero
For PG Office use only:
Date Received:______Submitted on time: Yes / No
Extension:Yes / NoExtension Date:______
Name of Student: …………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Tutor’s comments
Category / Unacceptable / Poor / Satisfactory / Good / ExcellentSubject Knowledge and understanding
Quality of argument and analysis
Structure and organisation
Resourcing and references
Quality of expression
For any assessed work where double marking or second marking is used, departments must follow a clear procedure for determining final marks and grades where the two markers are in disagreement, and there must be a clear audit trail to show how the final mark or grade was reached. For small disagreements, taking a simple average may be appropriate, but where the difference is significant (e.g. a difference of 10 percentage points or a full grade or more), and where the two markers remain unable to reconcile their differences even after discussion, an appropriate procedure is for the programme director or other appropriate person to ask a third internal marker to adjudicate.
First Marker / MarkSecond Marker / Mark
Late submission Penalty ?
FINAL AGREED MARK
First Markers comments
2nd Markers comments