SOLUTION: Seminar on Harvard Referencing | My Assignment Tutor

FOUNDATION YEARRegent College LondonBMP3004 – WORLD OF WORKSaturday Sessions (Assignment Support and Seminars)Module Co-Tutor: Dr. Rameses ManalangWEEK 3FOR THIS SESSION• Recap from the previous session (Assignment briefs andtimeline/deadline, finding resources, navigating through Moodle)• Video Presentation: Managing your time at University• Seminar on Harvard Referencing• Plenary session/activity (a follow through from yesterday’s lecture)ASSIGNMENT DEADLINES REMINERSVIDEO PRESENTATION:MANAGING YOUR TIME AT UNIVERSITYhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGr46kYMEQQHARVARD REFERENCING• Useful links from the University of Boltonhttps://www.bolton.ac.uk/leaponline/My-Academic-Development/My-WritingTechniques/Referencing/Level-2/Harvard-Referencing.aspxhttps://www.bolton.ac.uk/library/LibraryPublications/CribSheets/LibrarySeries/Harvard-ReferencingShort-Version.pdf• Useful video about Harvard referencing from the University of Boltonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKSc7z-tAggDISCUSSION• What is Harvard referencing?• Why do we need to reference?• What are the examples of Harvard referencing? (see the proceedingslides)ReferencingSource: http://dkit.ie.libguides.com/harvard/citing-referencingReferencingSource: http://dkit.ie.libguides.com/harvard/citing-referencingHARVARD REFERENCINGHARVARD REFERENCINGHARVARD REFERENCINGHARVARD REFERENCINGHARVARD REFERENCINGHARVARD REFERENCINGHARVARD REFERENCINGQUESTIONS?THANK YOU.PLENARY SESSION/ ACTIVITY• From yesterday’s session• Select one (any) job role within R&D in any industry, compare it toanother job role within the R&D department in three differentindustries.• Make a list of 3 job descriptions and describe the role type and typeof business that you would find that job role in.INDUSTRY• A group of businesses that all producesimilar products is called an industryExample: Automobile manufacturers andautomobile parts is the AutomobileIndustry• Separated into three categories –primary, secondary, and tertiary INDUSTRY• Those involved in the first stage of development ofproducts• Harvest natural resources that are later used tomanufacture products• Mining, fishing, agriculture, forestry, and oil and gasextraction are all primary industries• Large amounts of money is needed for research,equipment and machinery• Automation reduces the need for labourPrimaryIndustryINDUSTRY• Manufacture raw materials intofinished products• Gold and silver ores are refined andmade into jewellery• Crude oil is refined into machine oil,gasoline, and plastics• Wheat is milled into flour and bakedinto breads and cookies• Technology innovations has led toautomation with computer assisteddesign• Production is increasing using fewerworkersSecondaryIndustryINDUSTRY• Provide services to consumers and other businesses• Often involves selling or using products produced bysecondary industries• Tertiary industries are rapidly expanding creating jobopportunities in service occupations• Due to advances in technology (including electronics,communications, and computer science and aerospace),an aging population, busy consumers with less free time,and consumer demand for higher quality servicesTertiaryIndustry Recruitment ProcessJOB DESCRIPTION VS PERSON SPECIFICATIONWhat is a JobDescription?What is aPersonSpecification?JOB DESCRIPTIONSummary of all the tasks, role andresponsibilities specifying what thecompany is expecting from thecandidatePERSON/JOB SPECIFICATIONOverview of all the attributes, experienceand qualification which the company islooking for in a candidate for a job role.SAMPLE: RESEARCH OFFICERWhat is a JobDescription?What is aPersonSpecification?Example: https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/government-social-research-officer+44 (0)207 016 8000info@rcl.ac.uk