Communication network, internet access
Summative Assignment - Research CNE400S
Computer Networks 4
Weighting – 20% of final mark
DUE: Friday 31 May 2019 at 23:59:59, submit via e-mail to [email protected]. You must
get a response that it was received. Do not assume that it was received. Late submissions will
be penalized with 5% per day. Submissions more than 3 days late will NOT be accepted.
Task Use the Internet, books and journals to research the state and structure of data communication networks in South-Africa. What networks are in place to provide South Africans with Internet access? What technologies do these networks use? How do most South Africans access the Internet and what are the costs associated with each method of Internet access? Which Internet access method is the most affordable and best value for money in terms of speed and the amount of data (capped)? Write 3000 to 3500 words (+-). Remember to reference your sources using Harvard Referencing. Below is a rubric that shows how you’ll be graded. Grade A Grade F
Evidence of
Reading and
Knowledge
10%
Student has explored relevant valid
sources, puts forward clear and justified
knowledge of topic
No valid sources presented and little
knowledge shown.
Understanding and
discussion
70%
Student shows a thorough understanding
and development of the concepts
associated with the topic. Includes some
detailed discussion.
The concepts are incomplete or
incorrect. No discussion.
Clarity of
Communication
5%
The report is written in a clear and concise
manner, all points well communicated,
appropriate academic language used
Report lacks appropriate language,
points not clear..
Structure of
content
5%
It is developed through a logical sequence,
with introduction, main section and
conclusion
No logical development of sequence,
no intro or conclusion
Format and
Referencing
10%
The report is clearly organized. Appropriate
figures and diagrams are referred to in the
body of the report. All sources are
acknowledged and Harvard format is
adopted throughout
The report is not to the appropriate
standards. No references provided