Critically examine the role of IT in buisness communication and also include future applicationsFormative feedback is given in meetings with the supervisor. Students should receive an average of 20 minutes a week supervision. It is the responsibility of the student to send details of any work completed to the supervisor prior to meetings, in order to use the time constructively.
(b) Summative assessment scheme
Coursework 100%, with the following four deliverable components:
• Project proposal - 10%
• Review/analysis/agreed work chapter - 20%
• Final report - 45%
• Oral exam/demonstration - 25%
Students are expected to produce an artefact. The nature of this artefact will be determined by the programme of study and the supervisor with moderation from the module leader. For example, in programmes where software development plays a significant role, the  artefact might be expected to be a piece of software. It might be the evaluation and modelling of a network or a novel visualisation of data. Extended literature reviews are not acceptable as student projects; however, they might form a significant part of some projects where analysis of literature leads to a set of heuristics or new ways of modelling data. The
project work should not be an extension of student’s existing or previous coursework.

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