In weeks 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 there will be five short review quizzes. These quizzes will come online at the start of each of these weeks and remain open until 11:55pm on Week 12. They will not be re-opened after Week 12.
Each Review Quiz will equate to 2% of total assessment.

Each quiz will cover the unit contents completed in previous two weeks. 

The assessment may include a variety of question types, with varying mark allocations.

This assessment item is a group exercise. You are required to submit a report and a video recorded presentation.
Each group will provide an overview of how the corporate governance principles of control, accountability and
transparency can be applied to the case study provided for Assessment Item 2.
Groups will be created during the first four weeks of the term.
Each group will present using a standard PowerPoint template supplied on Moodle. The report and and the recorded
video presentation will have to be submitted in week 9. 
The conditions of the presentation are:
1. No more than 10 slides in total
2. No more than 10 minutes to be used for the presentation
3. The group will submit one report and one recorded video presentation
4. Only the team members who participated in the presentation will receive marks. 
The report guideline is provided in Moodle.
The organisation of groups
Groups will be self-selecting and will consist of (no more than) five students each.

On-campus students will have the first four weeks of term to organise themselves into groups which must be within the same class. Your campus lecturer will be able to help students find groups. The campus lecturer will also advise the unit coordinator about the numbers of groups in their classes and the membership of each group.
Online students will have an online link provided in Moodle connecting all online students, to discuss and find a group. You are strongly encouraged to attend the online classess to connect with your group members within the first 4 weeks of the semester. 

"This assessment requires students to adhere to the guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence tools as specified in the Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale (AIAS). Any misuse or lack of disclosure regarding the use of AI tools will be considered a breach of academic integrity."

This assessment must be prepared following AI scale level. You should add the following statement at the first page of your assessment report. 

The video recorded presentation is worth 10% and the Report is worth 30%.
The video recorded presentation will be assessed as follows:
• 7% for the quality of the scholarship, and
• 3% will be for the quality of your participation and the presentation overall.
The report will be assessed as follows:
• 4% for the Introduction 
• 3% for the Organisation/structure 
• 14% for the Content knowledge
• 4% for the Quality of writing & presentation 
• 5% for the Conclusion, summary, recommendations 
The marking rubric is shared in Moodle under Assessment 2.

This is an individual assessment.
You will select a case related to a corporate governance breach incident. You will research on it and write a report about what the organisation could have done better to avoid this issue and the underlying reasons for your view.
The report guideline is provided in Moodle.
You will need to submit your work in two stages:
In week 6 - Upload a 75-100 words introduction on the case you have selected for the assessment 3 - Close at 23:55
(11:55 PM) AEST Monday of Week 6
In week 11 - Submission of the Final Report - Close at 23:55 (11:55 PM) AEST Friday of Week 11
Further details on this assessment item will be provided in Moodle during term.

"This assessment requires students to adhere to the guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence tools as specified in the Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale (AIAS). Any misuse or lack of disclosure regarding the use of AI tools will be considered a breach of academic integrity."

In preparing this assessment you are required to follow the following AI scale level and add the following information at the first page of your report. 

The 75-100 words introduction submitted will be worth 5%.
The final report submitted will be worth 25% 
The report will be assessed as follows:
• 4% for the Introduction 
• 3% for the Organisation/structure 
• 10% for the Content knowledge
• 4% for the Quality of writing & presentation 
• 4% for the Conclusion and summary 
The marking rubric is shared in Moodle under Assessment 3

This is a Question and Answer session on the following:
1. The Assessments 2 completed by your group
2. the Assessment 3 that you completed individually, and
3. The content covered in the unit during the term (only from selected weeks; selected by the UC/lecturer).
Further details will be provided in Moodle and during classes. 

Apply the fundamental principles of business ethics and corporate governance in a range of contexts
Analyse ethical decision-making issues in the context of a case study at the individual, group and organisational
levels
Practice ethical decision-making using appropriate strategies and models in a given context
Formulate solutions to ethical problems in organisations using effective ethics programs
Discuss, debate and reflect on business ethics in a culturally-diverse global environment
Construct and defend a position for a given ethical problem based on values and knowledge of ethical behaviour
across cultures.