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‘ENES101’ Assignment (Spring 2024)

Choose ONE topic:


1. Discuss the role and impact of Artificial Intelligence in the field of education.
OR
2. Discuss the stigma behind mental health and access to treatment in developing countries.

Word limit: Bachelors Level 1000 to 1200 or Masters Level 1500 to 2000

Expectations:
You will be submitting two sections for the topic that you choose.
1. Prewrite to show your ideas/notes. Write PREWRITING at the top of your document. Use
your prescribed book to complete this task: Introduction to Academic Writing, Second
Edition by A. Hoshima & A. Hogue.
2. Write a final copy. Write FINAL COPY at the top of this section.
3. Submit the following sections (in ONE Word document only):
1. Prewriting
2. Final draft

References and formatting: Use the APA (American Psychology Association) style guide
for the assignment. At least 3-5 references should be used.
Rubric:
Content: 60 marks
Organization: 15 marks
Referencing: 10 marks
Format: 5 marks
Grammar and punctuation: 10 marks
Uploading Instructions

1. Create a new MS Word file. Before typing your answer, please add the following
information on the first page:

• Student Name:
• Student ID:
• Course Name/Code:
• Assignment Question:
2. Please upload as a Word Document only; do not make a PDF file and upload it as this
hamper grading and giving comments on your work.
3. Before uploading, you should suffix your name to the file name and the course code. E.g.,
if a student is uploading AQD 101 assignment, then the file name should be as follows:
AQD101_FirstName
4. Please note that upon uploading your assignment file it is saved in “draft” mode. To
“submit,” you must press the Submit button. If you forget to submit by not clicking the Submit
button, the file will remain in “draft” mode and not be considered for grading. Hence, note
this point seriously and proceed accordingly.

5. Please note students are allowed to make only one submission attempt. As your first
attempt of submission will be the last, please ensure your assignment is relevant, correct and
complete in all aspects.
IOU’S Plagiarism Policy

All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the universe and peace and blessing be upon the last messenger
Muhammad and all those who follow his path with righteousness until the Last Day.

Please read and understand this policy in details before attempting any assignments at IOU.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, "He who deceives us is not one of us." (Sahih Muslim)

Definition of Plagiarism:

A common form of deception in studies is plagiarism. Plagiarism is sometimes misunderstood to refer


to copying alone; however, plagiarism is much deeper than just copying. It includes quoting without
proper references, collaboration, and stealing other people's ideas while passing them off as one’s
own. Plagiarism is the “failure to acknowledge the ideas or writing of another” or “presentation of the
ideas or writing of another as one’s own” and should be read to cover intentional and unintentional
failure to acknowledge the ideas of others. In this context “others” means any other person including
a student, academic, professional, published author or other resource such as the Internet. The
International Open University believes that failing to acknowledge the use of ideas of others
constitutes an important breach of Islamic and academic values and conventions of the institution.

IOU Stance on Plagiarism

The International Open University will not tolerate plagiarism in any form, and any student caught
plagiarizing will be penalized. Depending on the severity of the plagiarism, the penalty could range
from reduction of marks to rejection of the paper itself.

With respect to the assignments, the following constitutes plagiarism:

1) Copying someone else's assignment


2) Collaboration and working together on an assignment
3) Copying and Pasting entire articles of the internet
4) Quoting someone else’s work without referencing the author
5) Using someone else’s ideas or words without referencing them

To avoid plagiarism, be sure to:

• Use quotation marks around a quote and cite the source.


• Reference all quotations and citations
• Reword/paraphrase. Don’t write word for word what you have read. Take notes first in your
own words, then write your assignment from your notes (not the text).

For more information on how to avoid plagiarism and how to properly cite a source, visit the following
websites:

http://www.collegeboard.com/student/plan/college-success/10314.html

http://www.infoplease.com/spot/plagiarism.html

You may also test your understanding of plagiarism by using this link:
https://ilrb.cf.ac.uk/plagiarism/tutorial/whatis1.html

Similarity Indicator

IOU reserves the right to submit all academic assignments to a plagiarism checker to produce
similarity ratings for each assignment. The similarity indicator provides a rating of how similar text in
the assignment is to resources available on the Internet.

In line with universal academic writing practices, IOU prefers that text be paraphrased in the words
of the student and not quoted directly, with the original author of the knowledge being duly cited and
referenced.

As a University-wide norm, IOU recommends that the similarity indicator does not exceed 20%.

Result of Plagiarism

Assignments that contain a rating higher than or equal to 50% will be automatically rejected and
validated for plagiarism with a manual check by the tutorial assistant or relevant academic. The
student will be given a grade of 0 and there will be no second chances for submitting the assignment.

The Tutorial Assistant or relevant academic will use the similarity rating in determining the final grade
of the submission.

Remember that we are Muslims studying Allah’s religion, and so plagiarizing in Islamic Studies is a sin
and can rob your studies of reward.

May Allah bless you all with success with your coursework. Ameen.

IOU Admin.

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