Structure and layout of the case study:
Your case study must be no longer than 2000 words, not including the reference list. For guidance on good technical writing and Numerical referencing conventions, see the message in the ‘Technical communication skills’ section of this site.
Structure your case study as a report with at least the following headings (explanations in italics) use decimal section headings and divide sections further as necessary:
1) Executive summary (fewer than 200 words: a brief overview stressing your ethical recommendations)
2) Introduction (this should introduce the case that you have chosen to study in your own words and outline the ethical problem associated with the case).
3) Ethical theories and principles (briefly review the specific ethical theories and principles which you think are applicable to your case.)
4) Case Study Analysis (this is the major part of the report. Apply the ethical principles you have selected to the details of the case and explain how their application could prevent a recurrence of the event).
5) Conclusions (this section must not introduce any new material but should summarise the key conclusions arising from your analysis)
6) References (you must reference your sources by number in the text – using numbers in square brackets – and list the full source details in numerical order in this section).
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