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Using the assignment cover sheet

Many assignments at UniSA are required to have an assignment cover sheet. If so, the assignment cover sheet should be included as the first page of each assignment you submit for marking. Assignment cover sheets help markers identify your work, and allow you to declare that the assignment is your own work.

There are a number of different cover sheets:

Individual assignments

• Internal students (RTF, 54.35KB) - link opens in new window
• External students (RTF, 56.20KB) - link opens in new window

Group assignments

• Group assignments (RTF, 61.26KB) - link opens in new window
  The Group assignment cover sheet requires the names, student IDs and signatures of all members of the group.

Attaching the cover sheet to your assignment

Cover sheets should be included at the start of your assignment as the first page. This guide assumes you are submitting a text-based assignment created with your word processing software (eg. Word).

When you click any of the assignment cover sheets links above the File download window will open.

• Click Save as indicated by the arrow in the image above.

The Save As window will open.

1. Select the drive or directory where you want to save the cover sheet.
2. Give your assignment file a name in the File name textbox.
3. Click Save.

The Download complete window will open.

• Click Open as indicted by the arrow in the image above.

The cover sheet will open in Word.

1. Type in your details and details of the assignment on Page 1 of the assignment cover sheet.
2. Scroll down to Page 2 of the assignment cover sheet.

You will see that Page 2 is a blank page.

1. Begin typing your assignment onto Page 2 of the assignment cover sheet. If you have previously written your assignment in another file you can copy and paste the content of your assignment file into this page.
2. Remember to periodically Save your work.

When you are ready to submit your assignment for marking you can print this file to hand in for marking, or if your course coordinator has set up AssignIT (online submission of assignments) for this course and this assignment, you can submit this file for marking via AssignIT.

 

 

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