Assessment 1: Project context and proposal (40%) Due Date Week 6 Monday (17-Apr-2017) 11:45 AM AEST Word document; electronic submission via Moodle This is an individual, written assessment, to be completed in report format. The required length of the report is 1,250 to 1,750 words (excluding title page, preliminaries, tables, figures, reference list and appendices). In-text referencing and a full reference list, provided in APA style, are required. The purpose of this assessment is to provide the contextual background to YOUR future profession (Professional accounting ), alongside a proposal detailing the topic of YOUR professional project. In order to successfully complete assessment 1, you are required to reflect upon your course program (Accounting) of study and the ‘profession’ that is associated with this course. This requires you to explore the notion of ‘profession’ in general, alongside your future career pathways and the specific profession, towards which you are studying. In particular, you are required to write a report including the following: 1. Project context (500 – 750 words; at least 5 high-quality academic and/or practitioner references): Identify and explore YOUR future profession (marketing, HR, accounting or management) ( You have to go with Professional Accounting ) • Produce a critical review of your understanding of what it means to ‘become a professional’ in YOUR future profession. 2. Project proposal (750 – 1,000 words; at least 10 high-quality academic, peer-reviewed journal articles): Identify a problem or issue – this must be CRUCIALLY relevant to your profession – which your professional project will address, and write the following: • Clear and concise working title for your project; • Background and definition of the issue/problem, including a justification why this issue/problem is crucially relevant to your profession; • Your project’s proposed aim and objectives/research questions; • A preliminary critical literature review on this issue/problem, particularly highlighting any gaps in the literature; • An overview of how you will be proceeding with your project, including secondary information sources, approaches to analyse them, major milestones and a Gantt chart schedule. 3. In addition, you are required to attach evidence that you have discussed your proposed topic with your campus tutor (or, if you are an external student, your unit co-ordinator) and that the campus tutor (or unit co-ordinator, for external students) has approved the topic prior to the vacation week. (1). 16 minutes that could save you 16 hours... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXorW_3bow0 (2).You must watch the video about literature review provide the link below:- Some key literature review tips:- This is my third YouTube 'lecture' talking about some key issues in assembling your literature review. Don't hesitate to contact me (the unit co-ordinator) if there are some issues here you still find confusing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJQJq4TcDd4