COURSE PROJECT 2 [Company Name] Enterprise Security Infrastructure Approach Course Project IT 3358 [Student Name] [Date] Executive Summary Project Scope (Unit 1) Project Background (what is the objective of the project?) Company Information and Selection Rationale Main Business Problems and Goals (what issues as a whole does the company face? What is the mission and vision of the company or organization? How will your project help the company achieve its mission and support the vision?) Key Decision Makers (project sponsor and key stakeholders – there should be a short description per role) Availability, Confidentiality, Authentication, and Integrity Considerations (What security objectives are considered to design a security solution for the company? Do some weigh more than others?) Unique Organizational Challenges (cultural, human resources, regulatory, political, etc.) Project Timeline (What are the key project phases, deliverables, and milestones by dates – could be a table, bullet points?) Activity Start date End date Key Deliverable(s) Project Start Milestone 1 Milestone 2 Milestone 3 Milestone 4 Milestone 5 Milestone 6 Milestone 7 Milestone 8 Milestone 9 Milestone 10 Project End AAA Framework and Cryptography Strategy (Unit 2) Data Handling Threats and VulnerabilitiesIn Use, Transit, and Storage Cryptography Strategies (List 3 strategies)CS 1 CS 2CS 3 Cryptography Tool Comparison (compare 2 tools)CT 1CT 2 Identity and Access Management Recommendation References (Hanging indentation, double-spaced, APA formatting) Appendices Appendix A: System Diagram (use as needed – not every project will have a system design) Page 1 of 6 HA3042 Taxation Law Individual Assignment T1.2019 Assessment Details and Submission Guidelines Trimester T1 2019 Unit Code HA3042 Unit Title TAXATION LAW Assessment Type Assignment Assessment Title Individual Assignment Purpose of the assessment (with ULO Mapping) Students are required to follow the instructions by your lecturer to confirm any relevant information. You also need to follow any relevant announcement on Blackboard to confirm the due date and time of the assignment. The individual assignment will assess students on the following learning outcomes: 1. Knowledge of tax law concepts 2. Ability to analyse tax law issues 3. Ability to apply legal tax principles. Weight 20 % of the total assessments Total Marks 20 Word limit Max 2000 words (acceptable to be 10% above or below this word limit) Due Date Sunday of week 10 at 11:59PM. Submission Guidelines • Answer all questions. • This assignment is to be submitted in accordance with assessment policy stated in the Subject Outline and Student Handbook. • It is the responsibility of the student who is submitting the work, to ensure that the work is in fact her/his own work. Incorporating ano.

1. COURSE PROJECT 2
[Company Name] Enterprise Security Infrastructure Approach
Course Project
IT 3358
[Student Name]
[Date]
Executive Summary

2. Project Scope (Unit 1)
Project Background
(what is the objective of the project?)
Company Information and Selection Rationale
Main Business Problems and Goals
(what issues as a whole does the company face? What is the
mission and vision of the company or organization? How will
your project help the company achieve its mission and support
the vision?) Key Decision Makers
(project sponsor and key stakeholders – there should be a short
description per role)
Availability, Confidentiality, Authentication, and Integrity
Considerations
(What security objectives are considered to design a security
solution for the company? Do some weigh more than others?)
Unique Organizational Challenges
(cultural, human resources, regulatory, political, etc.)
Project Timeline
(What are the key project phases, deliverables, and milestones
by dates – could be a table, bullet points?)
Activity

3. Start date
End date
Key Deliverable(s)
Project Start
Milestone 1
Milestone 2
Milestone 3
Milestone 4
Milestone 5
Milestone 6
Milestone 7
Milestone 8

4. Milestone 9
Milestone 10
Project End
AAA Framework and Cryptography Strategy (Unit 2)
Data Handling Threats and VulnerabilitiesIn Use, Transit, and
Storage
Cryptography Strategies
(List 3 strategies)CS 1 CS 2CS 3
Cryptography Tool Comparison
(compare 2 tools)CT 1CT 2
Identity and Access Management Recommendation

5. References
(Hanging indentation, double-spaced, APA formatting)
Appendices
Appendix A: System Diagram (use as needed – not every project
will have a system design)
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Assessment Details and Submission Guidelines
Trimester T1 2019
Unit Code HA3042
Unit Title TAXATION LAW
Assessment Type Assignment
Assessment Title Individual Assignment
Purpose of the
assessment (with
ULO Mapping)
Students are required to follow the instructions by your lecturer
to confirm any

6. relevant information. You also need to follow any relevant
announcement on
Blackboard to confirm the due date and time of the assignment.
The individual assignment will assess students on the following
learning
outcomes:
1. Knowledge of tax law concepts
2. Ability to analyse tax law issues
3. Ability to apply legal tax principles.
Weight 20 % of the total assessments
Total Marks 20
Word limit Max 2000 words (acceptable to be 10% above or
below this word limit)
Due Date Sunday of week 10 at 11:59PM.
Submission
Guidelines
• Answer all questions.
• This assignment is to be submitted in accordance with
assessment policy
stated in the Subject Outline and Student Handbook.
• It is the responsibility of the student who is submitting the
work, to ensure
that the work is in fact her/his own work. Incorporating
another’s work or
ideas into one’s own work without appropriate

7. acknowledgement is an
academic offence. Students should submit all assignments for
plagiarism
checking on Blackboard before final submission in the subject.
For further
details, please refer to the Subject Outline and Student
Handbook.
• All works must be submitted on Blackboard by the due date
along with a
completed Assignment’s Cover Page.
• The assignment must be in MS Word format, no spacing, 12-pt
Arial font
and 2 cm margins on all four sides of your page with
appropriate section
headings and page numbers.
• Reference sources must be cited in the text of the report, and
listed
appropriately at the end in a reference list using Harvard
referencing style.
Individual Assignment Specifications
Purpose:
This assignment aims at assessing students on the Learning
Outcome from 1 to 3 as
mentioned above.
Assignment Structure should be as the following:
Questions 1: Weighting

8. Depreciation 0.5
Interest 0.5
Total operating cost 0.5
Taxable value 1
FBT 1
Statutory method formula 1.5
FBT liability 0.5
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Conclusion 0.5
Questions 2: Weighting
a. Based on the given information, students are required to
determine Daniel Ray’s net capital gain or net capital loss for
the year
ended 30 June 2019.
10
b. What Daniel will do with a likely net capital gain in this
financial year.
2
c. What Daniel will do with a likely net capital loss in this
financial year. 2

9. Assignments’ Instructions and Requirements
Question 1
(6 marks)
On 1 April 2018, Spiceco Pty Ltd provided a car to their
employee Lucinda for her private
use. Throughout the 2018/19 FBT year, the cost of the car was
$18,000, repairs $3,300
Insurance $2,200, Fuel $ 990 (all above expenses are GST
inclusive). Distance travelled
20,000 km (for the entire 2018/19 FBT year), Business use 70%
Lucinda contributed
$1,000 towards the cost of the car.
Using the 2018/19 rates, calculate the FBT liability for Spiceco
Pty Ltd for the 2018/19 FBT
year, assuming Spiceco Pty Ltd would like to minimise its FBT
liability. If there is more than
one method of calculating the FBT liability, conclude which
method should be used. Show
full workings to support your conclusion.
Question 2
(14 marks)

10. Daniel Ray is in his late 50s and would like to plan for his
retirement. Daniel has visited his
accountant last week (15th March 2019). As part of his plan he
likes to contribute to his
superannuation fund (i.e. BT Super for Life) before end of
financial year this year. (i.e. 30
June 2019).
Daniel has different assets worth around $1m and plans to see
these and contribute this to
his super fund. He also wants to lease his house and withdrew
tax free amounts from huis
super account when he turns sixty in august 2020. As part of his
plan to collect $1m for his
super investment, he has sold the following assets:
1- A house located at Doncaster (suburb of Melbourne). Daniel
lived in this property for
the last 30 years. At that time, he bought the house for $70,000
and sold the house
for $865,000 in an auction on Saturday 29th June 2019. Out of
this, he paid $15,000
to the real estate agent for the sales commission. The buyer
deposited $85,000 on
the property, however after 14 days the buyer advised the real

11. estate that he did not
have enough money for proceed with the contract of [purchase,
therefore forfaiting
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his deposit to Daniel on 1st May 2019. After this the real estate
agent started looking
for another potential buyer.
2- Daniel has an artistic piece of painting by Margaret Preston.
He purchased this on 20
September 1985 for $15,000. The painting was sold for
$125,000 at an auction on
31 May 2019.
3- Daniel had a luxury yacht that he has since he was active
member of Port Melbourne
Yacht Club. He purchased the yacht in November 2004 for
$110,000. Daniel sold the
luxury yacht on 1st June 2019 for $60,000.
4- Daniel had shares in BHP mining company, which he has
purchased these shares

12. on 10 January 2019 for $75,000 and sold all of these shares on 5
June 2019 for
$80,000. Indeed, he got a loan of $70,000 in order to buy these
shares and incurred
$5,000 interest on the loan. Daniel has paid $250 for stamp duty
on the purchase,
and $750 of brokerage fee on the sale of these shares. Daniel
spoke to his tax
adviser and he has advised Daniel that $5,000 interest incurred
on the loan is a non-
deductible expense.
In his previous financial year’s tax return (i.e. 2017-2018)
Daniel has incurred a net capital
loss of $10,000 from the sale of AZJ shares. AZJ shares were
the only asset that he sold in
2017-2018 financial year.
(a) Based on the above information, you are required to
determine Daniel Ray’s net
capital gain or net capital loss for the year ended 30 June 2019.
(b) What Daniel will do with a likely net capital gain in this
financial year.
(c) What Daniel will do with a likely net capital loss in this
financial year.

13. Assignment Structure should be as the following (students
responses involves
calculations, and students must refer to the relevant legislation
and cases whenever
required according to the questions).
For question 1, address the following elements:
Depreciation
Interest
Total operating cost
Taxable value
FBT
Statutory method formula
FBT liability
Conclusion
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For question 2, address the following parts:
a) Based on the given information, students are required to
determine Daniel Ray’s net
capital gain or net capital loss for the year ended 30 June 2019.

14. b) What Daniel will do with a likely net capital gain in this
financial year.
c) What Daniel will do with a likely net capital loss in this
financial year.
Marking criteria
Marking criteria Weighting
For Question 1, students need to answer the following elements
correctly:
Depreciation 0.5
Interest 0.5
Total operating cost 0.5
Taxable value 1
FBT 1
Statutory method formula 1.5
FBT liability 0.5
Conclusion 0.5
Question 1 Weight 6 marks
For Question 2, students need to answer the following parts
correctly:
Based on the given information, students are required to
determine Daniel
Ray’s net capital gain or net capital loss for the year ended 30
June 2019.
10
What Daniel will do with a likely net capital gain in this
financial year. 2
What Daniel will do with a likely net capital loss in this
financial year. 2
Question 2 Weight 14 marks

15. TOTLA WEIGHT: 20 marks
Marking Rubric
Excellent Very Good Good Satisfactory Unsatisfactor
y
Marks
Allocatio
n
For Question 1, students need to answer the following elements
correctly
Depreciation Depreciation
figure is
calculated
correctly.
Student
demonstrate
s very good
knowledge

16. by giving
depreciation
formula.
Minor error
in calculation
of the
depreciation.
Student
demonstrate
s good
knowledge
overall.
Final figure is
incorrect ,
however
some
elements are
identified

17. correctly.
None of the
depreciation
elements has
been
identified.
0.5
Interest Interest
figure is
calculated
correctly.
Student
demonstrate
s very good
knowledge
by giving
Minor error
in calculation

18. of the
interest.
Student
Final figure is
incorrect ,
however
some
elements are
None of the
interest
elements has
been
identified.
0.5
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interest

19. formula.
demonstrate
s good
knowledge
overall.
identified
correctly.
Total operating
cost
All the steps
are correct.
The
operating
cost figure
has been
identified
correctly.
Student

20. demonstrate
s very good
knowledge
by calculating
total
operating
cost.
Minor error
in calculation
of the total
operating
cost. Student
demonstrate
s good
knowledge
overall.
Final total
operating

21. cost figure is
incorrect ,
however
some
elements in
the formula
are identified
correctly.
None of the
total
operating cost
elements has
been
identified.
0.5
Taxable value Demonstrate
s clear
understandin

22. g by
answering
the taxable
value figure
and the
formula
correctly.
Acknowledge
s and reflects
on the
calculation of
the taxable
value figure
and the
formula.
Student
demonstrate
s good by

23. answering
the taxable
value figure
and the
formula
correctly.
Student
demonstrates
sound
knowledge by
demonstratin
g the formula.
But the
answer to the
taxable value
figure was
incorrect.
Has difficulty

24. understanding
the material.
1
FBT Right formula
of FBT has
been given.
Accurately
answered the
question.
Student
demonstrate
s good
knowledge
by giving
expected
answers to all
questions,
minor error is

25. evidenced in
the answers.
Student
demonstrate
s good
knowledge
by giving
expected
answers to
all questions,
but fails to
elaborate.
Student
demonstrates
sound
knowledge by
giving
expected

26. answers to
most, but not
all parts of
the
questions.
Answered
incorrectly
1
FBT Formula Right formula
has been
identified.
Student
demonstrate
s very good
knowledge
by identifying
the FBT
formula.

27. FBT formula
is correct,
minor error
in elements.
Formula
given shows
some minor
errors.
Formula is not
given,
answered the
questions
incorrectly.
1.5
FBT liability Correctly
calculated
FBT liability.
Student

28. demonstrate
s very good
knowledge
by giving the
right formula
and
attempting
to answer
the question.
The student
provides the
formula but
not given the
final answer
to the
question.
The student
followed the

29. formula but
the elements
of formula
are incorrect.
The final
answer is
incorrect.
FBT liability is
not calculated.
Clear focus
and
organisation is
lacking.
0.5
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30. Conclusion Student is
able to
effectively
and
accurately
conclude the
question.
Student
demonstrate
s very good
knowledge
by giving
expected
answers to all
parts, minor
error is
evidenced in
the answers.

31. Student
demonstrate
s good
knowledge
by giving
expected
answers to
all questions,
but fails to
elaborate.
Student
demonstrates
sound
knowledge by
giving
expected
answers to
most, but not

32. all parts of
the
questions.
Conclusion is
not given
correctly.
0.5
For Question 2, students need to answer the following parts
correctly
Based on the
given
information,
students are
required to
determine Dani
el Ray’s net
capital gain or
net capital loss
for the year
ended 30 June
2019.
Daniel’s CGT
gains and
losses are

33. calculated
correctly.
Student
demonstrate
s very good
knowledge of
CGT by giving
expected
answers to all
questions,
minor error is
evidenced in
the answers.
Student
demonstrate
s good CGT
knowledge
by giving

34. expected
answers to
all questions,
but fails to
elaborate.
Student
demonstrates
sound CGT
knowledge by
giving
expected
answers to
most, but not
all parts of
the
questions.
None of the
Daniel’s CGT

35. gains and
losses are
calculated
correctly.
10
What Daniel will
do with a likely
net capital gain
in this financial
year.
CGT
questions is
answered
correctly.
Student
demonstrate
s good
knowledge
by giving
expected

36. answers to all
questions,
minor error is
evidenced in
the answers.
Student
demonstrate
s good
knowledge
by giving
expected
answers to
all questions,
but fails to
elaborate.
Student
demonstrates
sound

37. knowledge of
CGT by giving
expected
answers to
most, but not
all parts of
the
questions.
CGT questions
is not
answered
correctly.
2
What Daniel will
do with a likely
net capital loss
in this financial
year.
Clear answer
is given to

38. this part of
the question.
Point of view
is present
and followed
by logical
organisation,
and clear
connection.
Point of view
is present
and followed
by logical
organisation.
Purpose of
the question
is clear, but
missing some

39. facts.
Answered the
question
incorrectly.
2