MNE3701 Assignment 2 Semester 2 2026 - Due 30 September 2026

MNE3701 Assignment 2 Semester 2 2026 - Due 30 September 2026 1 MNE3701 2026 ACADEMIC YEAR UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS SEMESTER 2 ASSIGNMENT 2 (MNE3701) Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Due date: 30 th September 2026 @23h00. Examiner Dr. SJ Chiromo Instructions: • Start with a cover page stating the module code (MNE3701) and your student number. • Submit your assignment as a single document in PDF format. • Submit the assignment before or on due date. • Please ensure that your PDF document is NOT encrypted to a “secured” mode and that it is NOT password-protected as these files cannot be marked. Virusinfected files will also not be marked. • Submit your project in one PDF document by using the Assessment option on Moodle. • You need to answer the questions in your own words. Plagiarism will not be tolerated and may result in disciplinary action, if detected. • Your assignment should not exceed 15 pages. Please include the following declaration at the end of your assignment script: I, ………………… with student number,………………… hereby declare that I have read the Unisa policy on plagiarism and the student disciplinary procedures documents made available on the myUnisa module site; and I understand what constitutes plagiarism, collusion and academic fraud. I declare that this assignment is my own original work and that I have not allowed anyone else to borrow or copy my work. Good luck with your assignment! TURNOVER 2 MNE3701 2026 ACADEMIC YEAR PLEASE NOTE – PLAGARISM is UNACCEPTABLE. If we detect plagiarism in your work, you will receive a zero mark. Any form of plagiarism - the passing of someone else’s work as your own (such as submitting as your own work a paper or portion of a paper written by another person) - is completely unacceptable and won’t even be considered for marking. Work you submit should be entirely unique. Do not copy work from other students, as a plagiarism test will be conducted on your work, and any evidence of plagiarism will result in a student being awarded zero. QUESTION 1: Using real-world examples, critically explain how you would fund your business. Justify why you would select certain financing options rather than alternative ones. (10 marks) QUESTION 2: Using real-world examples, show how you would develop and maintain customer relationships in your business. (10 marks) QUESTION 3: Explain how you would use your skills to design and improve your product while overseeing your business’s supply chain. Include practical examples and justify the product strategies you might adopt as you develop the product.