CMY3705 Assignment 1 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2025 – DUE 12 September 2025; 100% correct solutions and explanations.

CMY3705 Assignment 1 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2025 – DUE 12 September 2025; 100% correct solutions and explanations. Scientific presentation In preparation for this assignment, you should take note of the following guidelines before writing the essay. The guidelines are also included in the Tutorial Letter 101/2025. You will forfeit marks if your essay is not presented according to the guidelines. Students are expected to follow the structure and technical layout according to the guidelines. Guidelines: • Structure: o Title page o Table of contents o Introduction o Definition of key concept(s) o Heading(s) and Subheading(s) of topic (Number your headings(s) and Subheading(s)) o Conclusion o List of references NB: IF YOU DO NOT REFERENCE CORRECTLY (IN-TEXT AND BIBLIOGRAPHY), YOU WILL FORFEIT MARKS. NB!!! DO NOT MERELY REPRODUCE OR COPY AND PASTE THE STUDY GUIDE; YOU WILL FORFEIT MARKS IF YOU DO THIS. YOU NEED TO PARAPHRASE AND NOT COPY THE TEXT WORD-FOR-WORD, WHICH AMOUNTS TO PLAGIARISM. • Technical Layout o Use Arial, font 12, 1.5-line spacing and default MS Word margins and submit your assignment in PDF format. o It is preferred that your essays be typed. o Minimum five (5) content pages (excluding table of contents and the list of references). o Maximum seven (7) content pages (including the list of references). o Consult relevant additional sources (minimum five (5)) excluding the study guide (visit the Unisa Library and/or the library website for additional sources). Sources can also be accessed online. o Failure to reference your sources or reference them correctly will result in a mark of zero. o Please ensure that you use the CORRECT referencing method (Harvard). Consult Tutorial Letters SCHJALL 301/4/2024 and KRMALL/301/4/2024 for guidelines on referencing techniques. o Wikipedia will not be recognised as a credible scientific source. Assignment topic "In the opinion of many academics