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FIN619 Final Project Assignment # 2 Revised proposal 2013
Estimated reading time: 1 minute, 32 secondsThis is inform, FIN619 Final Project Assignment # 2 revised proposal for semester fall 2013 has been uploaded.
The result of Assignment No.1 (Proposal for project) has been declared. The FIN619 proposals have been evaluated and uploaded on VULMS under the course. Evaluated proposals have been categorized under three heads: Rejected, Needs Improvement and Accepted/Approved.
ONLY those students whose proposals are Rejected or Needs Improvement are required to prepare and submit Assignment No.2 (Revised Submission of Proposal for Project). Assignment No.2 has been uploaded and available in the assignments link.
The students whose FIN619 proposals have been Accepted are allowed to start working on their final project as per instructions and guidelines mentioned in their evaluated proposal.
Type One: Rejected: Topic / FIN619 Proposal is rejected
Please Note: Without having a valid/approved proposal you are not allowed to work on your final project.
What to do now?
Step 1. Revise your topic / FIN619 proposal in the light of the instructions given in the evaluated proposal as well as guidelines/formats uploaded in “Downloads Section” OR “Lesson No.6” on VULMS of the course.
Step 2. Submit your revised / improved proposal against Assignment No.2 within Due Date: 6th December, 2013.
Type Two: FIN619 Project Proposal Needs Improvement
Please Note: Read the instructions very carefully. The topic or the proposal is not completely rejected. However, a revised / FIN619 improved proposal is required to be submitted. Without having a valid/approved proposal you are not allowed to work on your final project.
What to do now?
Step 1. Revise your topic / proposal in the light of the instructions given in the evaluated file as well as guidelines/formats uploaded in “Downloads Section” OR “Lesson No.6” on VULMS of the course.
Step 2. Submit your revised / improved proposal against Assignment No.2 within Due Date: 6th December, 2013.
