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Essays
wil be marked anonymously. Your coursework must
be submitted in the following way, by the deadline,
to be accepted for marking.
• You should make two
paper copies of your coursework and
insert only your Examination Number in the header
of every page
• Do not add your name to
your coursework
• Add a completed, standard
‘Front Page' to each copy
• Staple each copy and paperclip
the two copies together
• Add your completed ‘Declaration
of Own Work' to the top copy
only
• Put both
copies in the marked Drop Box opposite Undergraduate
Reception (G.08) unless advised to hand them to
the Course Secretary in G.08.
Templates for the Front Page
and the Declaration of Own Work
are on the Student Intranet at http://www.shc.ed.ac.uk/student/undergraduate/coursework/
Coursework deadlines
It is essential for fairness that all students
hand in their coursework by the same deadline.
The deadlines for your coursework will be in course
handbooks and on relevant areas of WebCT or your
subject's website.
It is your responsibility to check your own deadlines.
There are penalties for late coursework.
Late Coursework
Late coursework submitted without an authorised
extension will be recorded as late and the following
penalties will apply: 5 percentage points will
be deducted for every working day it is late,
up to a maximum of 5 working days. After this
time a mark of zero will be recorded.
An initial mark of 70% will therefore be reduced
to 65, 60, 55, 50 and 45 over five working days,
and then to 0.
These penalties follow the University's Assessment
Regulations.
Late coursework will only be accepted without
penalty if you have provided a good reason and
have been granted an extension.
Return of Coursework
You should collect your marked coursework from
Undergraduate Reception (G.08). You may be asked
to produce your student card to confirm your Examination
Number.
You will be notified by email when coursework
is ready for collection.
To sum up:
3rd and 4th Years:
Two copies of your essay/exercise
are to be submitted on or before the deadline.
Your work will be marked anonymously .
Attach a standard Front Page to each copy of
your essay and write on it your exam number,
the course name, the essay title and the word
count.
Staple each individual copy of your work, and
clip the two pieces together securely
(i.e. use a large paper clip; do NOT use anything
sharp such as pins or tacks, or anything which
may not be secure). Attach one
'Declaration of own work' form to the copies of
your essay.
Declaration
of own work
(The
procedure for applying for extensions in Honours
(3rd and 4th Year) courses has changed for Session
2011/12. Please see the new procedures in the
Classics
Honours Handbook 2011-12, available here (as
amended on 22/09/11).
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