Grade Mark HD 80% and above Executive Summary Complete in all respects; reflects all requirements /10 Introduction Demonstrates a /5 sophisticated understanding of the case study and issues Compare Demonstrates /10 Comparison of all 3 existing server management systems at GCM with all justifications Compare and Contrast Excellent /10 insight into 3 emerging tools and techniques for System Management which can be inducted at GCM in 2020 Conclusion Presents an /10 insightful and thorough analysis of all issues identified; includes all necessary Information and concrete Suggestion & justification Reference and Uses IEEE appendices guidelines /5 accurately and consistently to cite sources Report format Writing /5 demonstrates a sophisticated clarity, conciseness, and correctness; includes thorough details and relevant data and information extremely well- organized

Conclusion Conclusion should include summary of the report with concrete suggestion/s to IT Manager and its relevant justification/s. 5 Reference and appendices In-text referencing & Reference list 5 Report format Report layout, structure, grammar and formatting 5 Total Marks 50

Section Description Marks Executive summary Executive summary that provides a brief summary of the report and the key findings that emerged from your analysis of prevalent 3 server management systems at GCM. 10 Introduction Introduction that showcase how you intend to go about the analysis, comparison and conclusion of the case study 5 Compare Compare at least 3 existing server management systems for administration at GCM. 10 Compare and Contrast Compare and contrast 3 emerging tools and techniques for system management which can be incorporated in 2020. 10

Submission Guidelines: 1. Your report should include the following: • The report should have a consistent, professional, and well-organised appearance. The word limit to create the report is 1000-1500 words. • The cover page must identify student’s (name and ID), teaching staff, and the assignment title. • Reference sources (IEEE style) must be cited in the text of the report, and listed appropriately at the end in a reference list.