SUMMER TERM 2023
COURSEWORK ASSESSMENT COVER SHEET
ECON0115: TOPICS IN HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS
ASSESSMENT COMPONENT: 80% Open-book coursework assessment
ASSESSMENT RELEASE: Tuesday May 2nd 2023 17:00 noon (London time)
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Tuesday May 16th 2023 17:00 noon (London time)
SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Submission
(a) All work must be uploaded via Turnitin Assignment / Moodle Assignment using the link
provided in the module Moodle page by the submission deadline and following the Module
Leader’s instructions.
2. SoRAs and Extenuating Circumstances
(a) Students with a SoRA, i.e. Reasonable Adjustments arrangements, should submit their
work within the time permitted by these arrangements.
(b) If you have extenuating circumstances that affect your ability to submit your work within
the submission deadline, you should submit an Extenuating Circumstances claim. If you
need assistance completing the claim, you should contact your home department.
3. Submission Naming and Candidate Number
(a) Unless instructed otherwise by the Module Leader, all work must be submitted anonymously
using a file name that includes the Candidate Number.
(b) You can find your Candidate Number in your Portico account under ‘My Studies’ and then
the ‘Examinations’ container.
(c) Include your Candidate Number at the top left-hand corner of the first page of your work
and in the file name.
4. Submission Format and Timing
(a) Unless instructed otherwise by the Module Leader, the file containing your work should be
a PDF file. Your work should be typed, with any handwritten/typed diagrams, graphs or
algebra scanned in and added to the relevant point in the text, then saved-as-pdf.
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, (b) Allow sufficient time for submitting your work and once your submission has been accepted
by TurnitIn/Moodle, take and save a screenshot. If you experience issues with uploading
your work go to Help & Support — Information Services Division - UCL –{} University
College London.
(c) If the issue cannot be resolved by contacting ISD, contact the Module Administrator and
not the Module Leader.
5. Word-limits for this Assessment:
(a) The word-limit for this assessment is: 2000 words
(b) UCL word-limit penalties are specified here: Section 3: Module Assessment — Academic
Manual - UCL –{} University College London.
6. No Significant Attempt: You will be awarded a mark of 0% in this assessment when you:
(1) do not attempt the assessment or, (2) attempt so little of the assessment that it cannot
be assessed. Please refer to Section 3: Module Assessment — Academic Manual - UCL –{}
University College London on the consequences of not making a significant attempt.
7. Late Submissions
(a) Markers mark the assessment based on academic merit. If necessary, late submission penal-
ties will be applied administratively after marking.
(b) The assessment submission link will allow work to be submitted up to 2 weeks late. This
arrangement is in place for students with permitted extensions due to SoRAs or Extenuating
Circumstances.
(c) Late Submission Penalties will be applied according to Section 3: Module Assessment —
Academic Manual - UCL –{} University College London.
8. Academic Misconduct
(a) All students should be familiar with UCL’s assessment regulations on misconduct: Section
9: Student Academic Misconduct Procedure — Academic Manual - UCL –{} University
College London
(b) Examination offences include (but are not limited to) (self-)plagiarism, unauthorised col-
laboration, falsification, contract cheating, and falsification of extenuating circumstances.
You should be familiar with: Academic Integrity — Students - UCL –{} University College
London.
9. Assessment Queries: If you suspect that there is an error or ambiguity in one or more questions
of your assessment that cannot be clarified using the information you can access on Moodle:
(a) Do not communicate with the Module Leader or any student.
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COURSEWORK ASSESSMENT COVER SHEET
ECON0115: TOPICS IN HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS
ASSESSMENT COMPONENT: 80% Open-book coursework assessment
ASSESSMENT RELEASE: Tuesday May 2nd 2023 17:00 noon (London time)
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Tuesday May 16th 2023 17:00 noon (London time)
SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Submission
(a) All work must be uploaded via Turnitin Assignment / Moodle Assignment using the link
provided in the module Moodle page by the submission deadline and following the Module
Leader’s instructions.
2. SoRAs and Extenuating Circumstances
(a) Students with a SoRA, i.e. Reasonable Adjustments arrangements, should submit their
work within the time permitted by these arrangements.
(b) If you have extenuating circumstances that affect your ability to submit your work within
the submission deadline, you should submit an Extenuating Circumstances claim. If you
need assistance completing the claim, you should contact your home department.
3. Submission Naming and Candidate Number
(a) Unless instructed otherwise by the Module Leader, all work must be submitted anonymously
using a file name that includes the Candidate Number.
(b) You can find your Candidate Number in your Portico account under ‘My Studies’ and then
the ‘Examinations’ container.
(c) Include your Candidate Number at the top left-hand corner of the first page of your work
and in the file name.
4. Submission Format and Timing
(a) Unless instructed otherwise by the Module Leader, the file containing your work should be
a PDF file. Your work should be typed, with any handwritten/typed diagrams, graphs or
algebra scanned in and added to the relevant point in the text, then saved-as-pdf.
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, (b) Allow sufficient time for submitting your work and once your submission has been accepted
by TurnitIn/Moodle, take and save a screenshot. If you experience issues with uploading
your work go to Help & Support — Information Services Division - UCL –{} University
College London.
(c) If the issue cannot be resolved by contacting ISD, contact the Module Administrator and
not the Module Leader.
5. Word-limits for this Assessment:
(a) The word-limit for this assessment is: 2000 words
(b) UCL word-limit penalties are specified here: Section 3: Module Assessment — Academic
Manual - UCL –{} University College London.
6. No Significant Attempt: You will be awarded a mark of 0% in this assessment when you:
(1) do not attempt the assessment or, (2) attempt so little of the assessment that it cannot
be assessed. Please refer to Section 3: Module Assessment — Academic Manual - UCL –{}
University College London on the consequences of not making a significant attempt.
7. Late Submissions
(a) Markers mark the assessment based on academic merit. If necessary, late submission penal-
ties will be applied administratively after marking.
(b) The assessment submission link will allow work to be submitted up to 2 weeks late. This
arrangement is in place for students with permitted extensions due to SoRAs or Extenuating
Circumstances.
(c) Late Submission Penalties will be applied according to Section 3: Module Assessment —
Academic Manual - UCL –{} University College London.
8. Academic Misconduct
(a) All students should be familiar with UCL’s assessment regulations on misconduct: Section
9: Student Academic Misconduct Procedure — Academic Manual - UCL –{} University
College London
(b) Examination offences include (but are not limited to) (self-)plagiarism, unauthorised col-
laboration, falsification, contract cheating, and falsification of extenuating circumstances.
You should be familiar with: Academic Integrity — Students - UCL –{} University College
London.
9. Assessment Queries: If you suspect that there is an error or ambiguity in one or more questions
of your assessment that cannot be clarified using the information you can access on Moodle:
(a) Do not communicate with the Module Leader or any student.
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