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SOUTHEAST ASIA
CODE: UK03002
SEMESTER 2, SESSION 2018/19
Introduction (Week 1)
Course description
Aims and objectives
Learning outcomes
Brief summary of lecture themes/topics
Methods of assessment
Criteria for assignment/project paper
Essential and suggested readings
Question and Answer session
Semester Assignment
- Project paper +Presentation
- 50%
Mid-Semester Test - 20%
Final Examination - 30%
GRAND TOTAL 100%
B.1 CRITERIA FOR PROJECT PAPER
Essay Instructions
It is compulsory for each group to prepare a proposal and essay
framework/ outline (single page) for the chosen topic. Group
members are required to meet, discuss, negotiate with, and gain
approval from the lecturer regarding the proposed topic during
Week No.3.
All groups are required to do presentation and submit their
respective assignments beginning from WEEK- 8.
Format of Essay:
Please ensure that your essay fulfills the following specifications:
Must be typed (double-spaced) using font style Tahoma size 11.
Must be printed on one side of a sheet (no duplex printing
allowed).
Must be printed on white A4 papers.
Must be paginated.
Word limit shall be no more than 5,000 words. The total word
count must be declared at the end of the essay.
Must be in the form of an academic writing, with proper citations,
references, and bibliography. For referencing style/system,
please use either footnotes or Harvard style/system.
Must have a front cover that contains the following information:
(1) Essay topic/title; (2) course code and title/name (3)
Semester 2, Session 20 18/19; (4) names of group members,
and (5) student numbers. These information must be printed
using font style Tahoma, size 12, and in capital letters.
The front cover of the essay must be printed on white A4
paper. You are strictly not permitted to use coloured/scented
paper and pvc cover.
Must be bound using staples and tape. You are strictly not
permitted to use ring binding.
Language
Grading of Essay
D.1 Attendance
I will be distributing the attendance sheet during every lecture, and you are
required to put your initials/signature on the respective lecture date found on
the sheet. You are strictly not allowed to sign in for the other lecture dates
in the attendance sheet. Students found to have committed this grave
offense shall be penalised and automatically given grade D.
You are strictly not allowed to sign in on behalf of your colleagues/lecture
mates who are absent. I will be conducting occasional and random checks.
Any student absent from a specific lecture day/date, but found to have their
signature/initials on the related space/box in the attendance sheet shall be
penalized and given grade E. The student who signed on behalf (deemed
as “conspirator”) shall be equally penalised, and given a similar grade.
You are not allowed to leave the lecture hall at any time when the lecture is
commencing without permission from the course lecturer. Only the lecturer
has the right to end the lecture. Students found to have left the lecture hall
without permission before the end of the lecture session will be required to
give the lecturer a valid explanation for this “act of disobedience”. Failure to
do so, and/or if the explanation is found to be unsatisfactory, the student
shall be penalized and given grade D.
You are strictly not allowed to leave the lecture hall to take a break
while the lecture is commencing. When nature’s calling, and you
need to go to the restroom, please ask for permission from the
course lecturer before doing so.
You are strictly not allowed to (1) make noise, (2) play around, (3)
chat with your neighbour/s, (4) behave in an inappropriate manner
(5) not pay attention (i.e. texting or answering the mobile, napping
etc.) during lectures and/or class discussions. Those found to have
committed “misbehaviour” (1), (2), (3), (4) and/or (5) shall be asked
to leave the lecture hall with immediate effect.