Instructions for Submitting Your Case Assignment on Canvas
**Follow these steps to ensure your case assignment is properly formatted and submitted on time:**
1. Document Format: Save your file as a Word document (.doc or .docx).
2. Font: Use Times New Roman, size 12.
3. Spacing: Double-space your document.
4. Margins: Set all margins to 1 inch.
5. Document Information
– Include on the top of the first page with the following information left aligned on the page:
– Your Name (i.e., John/Jane Smith)
– Course Name (ACCTG 530)
– Title of the Assignment (Rental Car Reimbursement Case)
6. Include a header on each page with your last name and page number (e.g., Smith 1).
7. If you use references: Use APA formatting for any citations/references, and include a separate references page at the end of your document.
8. File Naming: Name your file as follows: LastName_FirstName_RentalCarCase.docx (e.g., Smith_John_RentalCarCase.docx).
9. Upload Your File:
– Click on the Case Assignment to open the submission page.
– Click on the “Submit Assignment” button.
– Click “Choose File” (or “Browse”) and select your Word document.
– Confirm that your file name follows the specified format.
10. Submi
t:
– After uploading your file, click the “Submit Assignment” button.
– Wait for the confirmation message that your assignment has been submitted successfully.
**Verify Submission:**
– Double-check the submission details and ensure your file has been uploaded correctly.
– You can re-download the file from Canvas to confirm it is the correct version.
Important Reminders:
Deadline: Ensure you submit your assignment before the deadline.
Technical Issues: If you encounter any technical issues, contact Canvas Support or me immediately via Canvas email or [email protected].
Proofreading: Review your document for any errors before submission.
Following these steps will help ensure that your case assignment is formatted correctly and submitted successfully on Canvas. Good luck!
Grading Scale:
5 Points: Excellent performance; meets or exceeds all criteria.
4 Points: Good performance; meets most criteria with minor issues.
3 Points: Satisfactory performance; meets basic criteria but with some issues.
2 Points: Needs improvement; meets some criteria but with significant issues.
1 Point: Poor performance; meets few criteria with many issues.
0 Points: Incomplete; does not meet criteria or missing elements.