HI6034 Enterprise Information Systems

Instructions

Objective(s)

This assessment item relates to the unit learning outcomes as in the unit descriptor. This assessment is designed to improve student research and writing skills and to give students experience in researching the literature on a specific topic relevant to the Unit of Study subject matter. Students will be expected to complete a critique and conduct a literature review on a contemporary Enterprise System issue as determined by the unit coordinator. A student will be required to conduct research in regards to an issue and how this issue impacts on Enterprise Systems and identify appropriate approaches to address this issue.

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Assignment Description

This assessment requires individual completion. Students are expected to complete a critique and conduct a literature review to discuss a contemporary issue which an IS professional may experience and identify appropriate approaches to address this issue. The topic is “The Impact of Cloud Computing on Enterprise Systems Adoption and Implementation”. Each student needs to search in the literature and find at least ten (10) academic research papers (references) related to this topic. (Academic papers can be found in ProQuest. ProQuest instruction can be found in below. Please contact Liberian if you have further question).

This assessment is worth 45% of the unit’s grade and is a major assessment. Students are advised to begin working on this assessment as soon as possible.

There are two (2) deliverables for this assessment

The day and time of the due week that the assessment must be submitted will be announced by your subject coordinator.

Deliverable Descriptions

Below is a description of the different deliverables and the requirements

Draft Submission

You need to submit the draft version of your assignment in Week 8. In this version, students are required to introduce at least 10 references. For each reference, students need to provide a brief

explanation of its relevance to the topic in a few sentences. The structure of the draft report consists of 4 sections as follows:

·         Introduction

State the purpose and objectives of the report.

·         Discussion

Provide a list of 10 references, along with a brief explanation for each of them.

1. Reference 1 < cite it using in-text citation>

Provide a brief explanation of why this reference is relevant to the topic.

2. Reference 2 < cite it using in-text citation>

Provide a brief explanation of how this reference is relevant to the topic.

….

10. Reference No. 10 < cite it using in-text citation>

Provide a brief explanation of how this reference is relevant to the topic.

·         Conclusion

Summarize your findings by emphasizing the key points of the report.

·         Reference

Provide the list of references following the Harvard referencing style.

Final Submission

You need to submit the final version of your assignment in Week 13. The final submission must comply with the draft structure and draw heavily from the key references. The structure of the final submission is headings and in discussion critically analyse each reference and in-depth discuss how these references reflecting the proposed topic. The structure of the final report consists of 4 sections as follows:

·         Introduction

State the purpose and objectives of the report.

·         Discussion

Present a critical analysis of the references and provide in-depth discussions.

·         Conclusion

Summarize your findings by emphasizing the key points of the report.

·         Reference

Provide the list of references following the Harvard referencing style

The final submission should be no less than 2500 words and include the work you have already done in the draft submission (including any changes based on feedback). You need to extend the work already performed in the draft. Your literature review should be presenting the state of current knowledge in the specific area of your topic, and as such, should have a narrative that flows from one paragraph to another.