A. Course Description
C. Assessment Plan
1. Participation : 20 %
Participation has two aspects: attendance and class participation.
Class participation
sco
re
more than 6 40
5,6 30
3,4 20
1,2 10
0 5
You must attend the class at least 75%. Those who are 4 (four) or more times
absent are not allowed to join exams and therefore are considered failed.
Participation Rubrics
Attendance Note:
sco Frequency of attendance max
re 60%
More than 60 Class participation 40%
12
Class participation includes:
11,12 50
1. frequency of questioning
9,10 40
7,8 30 2. frequency of giving opinion
Less than 7 20 3. frequency consultation
4. thinking creativity
2. UTS: Take home Assignment : 20%
Assignment Rubrics
Interval Predicate
70 -79 Go
od
60 - 69 Average
40 - 59 Po
or
3. Assignment: 30%
3.1 Method Section of Paper from “Another Class” : 10%
3.2 Presentation: 20%
1) Refer to the suggested reference in the BCO (PART D)
2) Supply evidence for the application in detail of the method from recent reputable international
journal papers (Scopus or WoS)
Presentation Rubrics
Skor Rubrik
4 (80-100) Presentasi dilakukan
● berbantuan media ppt atau bentuk lain namun tidak sesuai kriteria media,
Write a proposal that follows the outline presented in the table below.
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background (general background, previous studies,
research gap, problem)
● General background (to the point on the topic of the
2
research)
● Previous studies (local and overseas references, the
4
more references the easier to find the research gap)
● Research gap and novelty (What has not been done
by previous researchers, what is the weakness of the 4
previous researches, what makes the present
research different)
● Purposes of the study 2
1.2 Research Questions 5
1.3 Research Objectives 5
1.4 Scope and Limitation 5
1.5 Significance of the Study 5
1.6 Definition of Key Terms 5
CHAPTER 2 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE 10
2.1 Theories/references related to question #1
2.2 Theories/references related to question #2
Etc.
CHAPTER 3 RESEARCH METHOD
3.1 Research Design (reasons for choosing a certain method
related to the proposed research) 6
The grading components above are converted into the following scoring conversion
for the final score.
FINAL SCORE.
Scoring
Conversion
Alphabet Number Scoring Interval
A 4 85 ≤ A < 100
A 3, 80 ≤ A- < 85
- 75
B 3 75 ≤ B+ < 80
+ ,
5
B 3 70 ≤ B < 75
B 2, 65 ≤ B- < 70
- 75
C 2 60 ≤ C+ < 65
+ ,
5
C 2 55 ≤ C < 60
D 1 40 ≤ D < 55
E 0 0 ≤ E < 40
D. Study Timetable
PERT
BAHAN KAJIAN SUMBER BELAJAR/MEDIA PRESENTER
KE-
1 RPS RPS
kontrak perkuliahan Libgen.io
search engines Scholar.google.com
scholarly sources Perpusnas
mendeley Unesa library
course policies
[1] Norman K. Denzin, Yvonna S.
Lincoln-The SAGE Handbook of
Qualitative Research-SAGE
Publications, Inc. (2017)
[8] Modes-of-thinking-for-
qualitative-data-analysis
The Coding Manual for Qualitative
Researchers-SAGE Publ. (2012)
13-15 Consultation [8] Modes-of-thinking-for-
(background, research gap, qualitative-data-analysis
novelties, RQ, theoretical The Coding Manual for Qualitative
framework) Researchers-SAGE Publ. (2012)
F. Rules of Conduct
1. Attendance
You must attend the class at least 75%. Those who are 4 (four) or more times
absent are not allowed to join exams and therefore are considered failed.
2. Assignment
a. All work is to be typed, 1.15 spaced, a 12 of font Times New Romans, and on A4
paper.
All side margins are 2.5cm.
b. The work must be checked by Grammarly
Application.
c. You are to submit your assignment on the agreed date. Submission after that date
is reduced
5 points a day.
d. Use Mendeley referencing
manager.
3. Plagiarism
Assignments are expected to consist of your own written work. If you quote material
written by someone else, you must reference it to the source. Assignments contain
material that is copied from somewhere and not referenced will be given failing
grades. Turnitin level must be less than 20%.
Surabaya, 8 September 2022
Student Representative, Lecturer,