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Assignment 2 Brief

Due Date Week 12

Assignment Objective

At the end of this assignment the students will be able to address real life situations (depending on the topic chosen by the students) where they could either develop BI systems, propose solutions in Intelligence adoption, develop strategies for data mining and help organization in their data mining use and adoption.
Requirements
The students will be required to fulfil the requirements as follows.
1. Choose their own topic for the project with the lecturer directions
1. Investigate the business where they will investigate their project
1. Identify the business needs for BI.
1. Identify the best BI technique to introduce to their project
1. Familiarise with the relationship of Data Mining (DM) to BI
1. Familiarise with the different DM techniques
1. Select the best DM strategy for their project and link it to their project’s BI adoption
1. Develop a professional Report
Deliverables
The students will be required to submit the following
1. A project report of no more than 2000 words per student (Technical Report)

Assignment II
You are to discuss the project title with the lecturer in order to make sure that you will be able to finish your project on time and in order to ensure that the topic and the work do cover the unit’s requirement. The choice of the topic should encompass areas in Intelligence use, adoption, techniques, implementation etc. In addition, a project might also address Data mining and its use and techniques. Finally, projects might address the relationships between BI and DM and how they work together (relevant to the selected business objective). The objective from the project is to identify a case question that your project addresses and work to investigate on how you fulfil the aim of the project.
The focus of your assignment project this semester will be to implement BI and/or Data mining in a real-life situation.
requirements
· 2000-word per student assignment. The technical document should reflect the work done to address the project’s questions, and aligned with the learning materials presented in classes (lectures & Tutorials)
· The deliverable must include the followings
-Introduction
-Background
-The business case
– requirements: (business objectives, technical requirements, assumptions)
-Proposed solution overview:
BI’s solution overview
originality, qualities
constrains and assumptions
-Components (Data items, functional and system requirements)
-Models / Concepts / technologies
– Implementation specifications of the proposed solution
Due date
Week 12 during the lecture hours (Monday Week 12)

Marking criteria

Marking Criteria

Your work will be assessed based on the successful completion of the components as follows.

Introduction

Subject Knowledge

Supporting Material

Report Presentation

High Distinction

Introduction written to an excellent level, provides an exceptional understanding of the situation

The deliverable
demonstrated knowledge of the previous units by
integrating major and
minor concepts into the solution

All relevant information was
Obtained and all information sources were valid. Analysis and design considerations were well supported by the
information

Excellent presentation of report. It was well organised and clearly written. The underlying logic was clearly articulated and easy to follow. Words were chosen that precisely expressed the intended meaning and supported reader comprehension. Diagrams or analyses enhanced and clarified presentation of ideas. No grammatical or spelling error

Distinction

Introduction written to a good level, provides a good understanding of the situation

The deliverable
demonstrated knowledge of the previous units by
integrating major concepts into the solution

Good information was obtained, and most information sources were valid. Analysis and design considerations were mostly supported by the information

Good presentation of report. It was organised and clearly written for the most part. The underlying logic was articulated and, but some can be difficult to follow. Diagrams or analyses were consistent with the idea. Minor grammatical or spelling error

Credit

Introduction written to a competent level; sufficient situation analysis was provided

The deliverable
demonstrated some knowledge of the previous units by
integrating some concepts into the solution but some are irrelevant

Sufficient information was obtained, and some sources were valid. Analysis and design considerations were mostly supported by the information

Competent presentation of report. It was somewhat organised in most parts. The logic was difficult to follow. Diagrams or analyses were somewhat irrelevant. Some grammatical or spelling error

Pass

Introduction written poorly

The deliverable
demonstrated very little knowledge of the previous units

Insufficient information was obtained and/or sources lack validity. Analysis and design considerations were not supported by the information collected

Poor presentation of report. The deliverable lacked
overall organization. The reader had to make considerable effort to understand the underlying logic and flow of ideas.
Diagrams were absent or inconsistent with the text.
Grammatical and spelling errors made it difficult for the reader to interpret the text in places.

Fail

No introduction present

The deliverable did not
demonstrate knowledge of
the previous units

Very little information was provided and none of the sources were valid. Analysis and design considerations were not supported by the information collected

Very poor presentation of the report. General structure was not present and a lot of grammatical and spelling errors. No diagrams present or not relevant to the idea.