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1 Component 1: INDIVIDUAL CONCEPT PAPER (20%) The Individual concept paper in this module would require the students to thoroughly study the compensation trends in a particular sector and submit a detailed analysis of the same. The student should submit the coursework three weeks before the end term examination. The submitted coursework should be in the form of a soft copy and should be between 8-10 pages. Warning: Plagiarism of any kind shall be dealt severely and can lead to be dismissal of submitted work. 7.2 Component 2: PROJECT WORK (20%) A group project will be assessed on extent of research applied, data collection and representation, recognition of the issues and the overall effectiveness of information presented.The Project can be from any of the industry. The Project must be an empirical one based either on primary or secondary data or a combination of both. A report will consist of 10-15 pages and contain an executive summary, objectives, analysis, findings, inferences and recommendations. Any references must be mentioned. Submission of the project would be done 3 weeks prior to the end term examination. Warning: Plagiarism of any kind shall be dealt severely and can lead to be dismissal of submitted work. 7.3 Component 3: END TERM EXAM (60%) A two-hour, open book end term examination will be held at the completion of the course. The examination will test students' ability to apply various performance management concepts to business problems, through case-lets and application based questions. Feedback on students' performance in the exam will be provided when answer scripts are shown to students. 8. Format of submission of Course work 8.1 The Individual Concept Paper should contain or cover the following issues: 1. Details about the organization/Industry 2. Its vision, mission, values, goals 3. Details about their its services/product Page 1 of 6

[11/08/2011-OB-505-V1] 4. Details about their Compensation Policy and trends in the industry 5. Analysis of the Compensation practices in the industry. 6. Comments 8.2 The final report should include all of the following: Cover Page - The cover page should include the report title, the names of your group members, with roll numbers. Each group member will sign his / her name on the cover as a 'sign off' on the report and its contents. Executive Summary - An Executive Summary of no more than two double spaced pages will follow the cover page. This should highlight what is included in the report. Table of Contents - Immediately following the Executive Summary should be a table of contents for your report. You may put the report together in any order you like, provided there is some logical reasoning (apparent to the reader) for the sequence you have chosen. Main Body of Report - Groups are expected to include each of the components, discussed earlier, in the final report. As noted earlier, groups should revise each section, as necessary, for inclusion in the final report. Conclusion - The report should end with a brief conclusion that ties the entire project together and reveals major insights gained during the study of your chosen industry. References - A complete citation of all work / research of others references in your report should be included in a list at the end of the report as references and also indicated in the text of the report. The format for the same should be the following:

Name of the Project Undertaken

Name of the student* PG Roll No:

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*Attaching ones name to a project that one has not participated in writing violates IILMs s code. No exceptions

Submitted to Subject Submitted on Marks Allotted Remarks(if any)

Name of Faculty Name of the course Date For use of Faculty For use of Faculty

Acknowledgement
I express my deep sense of gratitude to all those who have contributed in making this project. (Thus a student is expected to write to all those who helped in making the project. Maximum one paragraph)

Executive Summary
Its all about what have you done in the project, mentioning about what all have been covered in the report. Also if any research has been conducted, mentioning where & how it has been done. (Maximum 250 words)

Contents
Introduction .................................................................................................... 17 Body ............................................................................................................. 17 Facts and Figures: .......................................................................................... 17 Graphs and Tables and its Analysis: ...................................................................... 17 Conclusion ...................................................................................................... 17 Recommendation .............................................................................................. 17 References ..................................................................................................... 17 Appendix ....................................................................................................... 17

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9.1 Curriculum Map: Performance Management .......................................................... 18 9.2 Teaching Map: Performance Management ............................................................. 18 9.3 Assessment Map: Performance Management .......................................................... 18

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Introduction
This will include what is the topic all about on which the student has made the project. Explanation of the topic and its concept. (Maximum 400 words)

Body
The body part of the project includes the explanation of all the topics mentioned in the contents. (Max 3000 words. No copy pasting from net)

Facts and Figures: Graphs and Tables and its Analysis:

Conclusion
What all can be concluded from the project you have made & the research that the student has done on the topic.(Maximum 250 words)

Recommendation
From the findings & conclusion what can be recommended for improvement for the company/product/process. This is the most important part of the project for the faculty to judge whether students have made any effort on the project or not.

References
Herein students will mention all the sources from where the data on the project has been used. Mentioning the links of the websites from which the data is taken

Appendix
Data that doesnt fit in the body of the project report can be mentioned here. Any tables with data, any research data found or questionnaire made can be attached in the appendix.

9.1 Curriculum Map: Performance Management Programmed Learning Outcomes Module L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9

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L1- An understanding of organizations, their external context and their management L2- An awareness of current issues in business and management which is informed by research and practice in the field. L3- An understanding of appropriate techniques sufficient to allow investigation into relevant business and management issues. L4- The ability to acquire and analyze data and information. L5- The ability to apply relevant knowledge to practical situations. L6- The ability to work and lead effectively in a team based environment. L7- An improvement in both oral and written communication. L8- Be cognizant of the impact of their individual and corporate actions on society and recognize ethical business practices. L9- Be sensitive to the social, economic and environmental responsibilities of business. 9.2 Teaching Map: Performance Management Teaching Map Module PM T1T2T3T4T5T6T1 * Lectures Seminars/Tutorials Live projects/presentations Case study Guest Lectures Industrial Visits T2 T3 * T4 * T5 * T6

9.3 Assessment Map: Performance Management Methods of Assessment Module PM T1T2T3T4T5T1 * T2 * T3 * T4 T5 *

Individual assignment/case study Group assignment/ project/business plan Open book examinations/ case study Closed book examinations Group Presentations

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