i need to show all the calculations, not only the tables, also the equations that you used to get the specific numbers for all equations for all the questions
Requirements for Written Case Analyses
1. Answer the questions in the assignment in order. Number your answers to the questions tomake it clear which question you are answering. No introduction or statement of the problemis required.
2. Clearly show all calculations done to arrive at your answers and analyses. Where possible,use Tables and Exhibits to present calculations and quantitative analyses. You will beevaluated on the clarity of the presentation as well as the quality of the analysis.
3. Support your assertions with evidence drawn from the case facts, and from your analysis.
4. Calculations are only the beginning of the analysis. You must interpret the calculations andassess their implications and significance for the managerial analysis and decisions underdiscussion.
5. Type your answers, double-spaced, in 12 point font. Number each page sequentially
(including Exhibits) except the cover page. TEXT MUST NOT EXCEED TWO (2)
PAGES. Margins must be reasonable, no smaller than 1 inch on all sides.
6. Type an 8 ó” x 11” cover page that includes your name, case name, and the date the casewrite-up is due. Please do not put your name on any other pages of your paper.
7. STAPLE the pages in the upper left-hand corner-. (Paper clips have a nasty habit of comingoff, and pages are lost.) Submit only the stapled 8 ó” x 11” pages.
8. Do NOT copy lengthy portions of the text or assigned articles into your papers for two
reasons. First, I am interested in your work, not someone else's. Second, when you analyzea case, you must explain what is happening in a specific context. The text and readings, onthe other hand, provide general explanations not necessarily relevant to the specific casecontext.
9. If, however, you wish to use brief references to the work of others (including the text and readings assigned for this course, as well as any other sources you may choose), you MUSTACKNOWLEDGE THE SOURCE using appropriate footnotes. Failure to do so isplagiarism, which is grounds for failing the course as well as disciplinary action. This
applies to the ideas and concepts of others, as well as their specific words:
[T]aking over the ideas, methods, or written words of another, without acknowledgment and withthe intention that they be taken as the work of the deceiver, is plagiarism. [Committee onProfessional Ethics, AAUP, "Statement on Plagiarism," Academe, Sep.-Oct., 1989, page 47.]
10. You will submit an electronic copy AND a typed hard copy of your written case analyses.Submitting the case write-up electronically:
The electronic copy will be submitted to Turnitin Assignments through Blackboard. To
accomplish this, log onto Blackboard, click the course ACCT 2301; then click on Assignments.
1. Click the view/complete link next to the assignment you want to submit.
2. Click the submit icon for the paper.
3. Enter a paper title.
4. Click the browse button to locate the file you want to submit.
5. Then click submit.