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i want to make this assignmentBUSN20016: Assessment of Assignment 1    Criteria                                                                                             Total marks Marks Obtained  1. A brief statement of the problem, research aim and objectives   4   2. A brief methodology                       4   3. Sources of secondary data, data presentation and analysis  methods                                                        4 4. Accurate referencing, use of correct English and logical  sequences between sentences and paragraphs 4 5. Topic presentation (for on-campus students)/ topic discussion  on the unit Moodle side (for distance mode students)  4   Total = 20       Penalty for late submission (5% reduction for each day of late  submission) Penalty for high level of Turnitin similarity (Marker/UC decides)    GRAND TOTAL =      KEY TO GRADING AND CORRESPONDING MARKING SCALE:    HD (16.9 and above out of 20 marks): Student demonstrates outstanding understanding and  interpretation of all aspects of the criteria.  D (14.9 to 16.8 out of 20 marks): Student demonstrates excellence in understanding and interpretation  of almost all aspects of the criteria with some minor corrections or additions needed.  C (12.9 to 14.8 marks out of 20 marks): Student demonstrates very good understanding and  interpretation of most aspects of the criteria with some need for additional work, additions or  improvement.  P (9.9 to 12.8 marks out of 20 marks): Student demonstrates good understanding and interpretation  of the criteria to warrant the award of a Pass but requires considerable additional work, additions or  improvement.  F (below 9.9 marks out of 20 marks): Student demonstrates an unsatisfactory understanding and  interpretation of the criteria and requires major additional work, additions or improvement to achieve a  passing grade.

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Running Head: AUTOMATION IN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY	1
AUTOMATION IN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY	7
AUTOMATION IN AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
BUSN20016: ASSIGNMENT 1
Table of Contents
1. Problem Statement, Research Aim and Objectives	3
Problem Statement	3
Research Aim	4
Research Objectives	4
2. Methodology	5
3. Secondary Data Presentation and Data Analysis Methods	5
4. References	7
1. Problem Statement, Research Aim and Objectives
Problem Statement
Automation is the act of implementing automatic machineries instead of manual labour, into the process of manufacturing in an industry. As stated by Rubmann et al. (2015), automation is an advanced application of technology into the field of manufacturing, where it is being increasingly used to decrease the hassles of manual workforce. It has been a common practice in case of the automobile industry, because cars are becoming highly technical and well-equipped that is regularly requiring the substitution of human labour with automatic equipment or software. 
Moreover, as informed by Brettel, Friederichsen, Keller and Rosenberg (2014), automation also increases manufacturing efficiency of the cars, because safety scales of the processes improve, flexible methods can be implemented, real-time manufacturing updates can be gained and within less time, more numbers of units can be produced. Such automobiles are also attracting many customers, who are interested in buying technologically advanced cars due to the multiple advantages generated from (Rockwell Automation, 2018).
Hence, automation is being cited as a targeted manufacturing activity in the automobile industry so that sales and demands can be boosted amongst the contemporary customers. However, as argued by Hanelt, Piccinini, Gregory, Hildebrandt and Kolbe (2015), problems have been identified in terms of identifying and using the appropriate technology for the automobiles because of the incessant pace of advancements that are taking place in case of automobiles.
Besides, another issue that vexes the automobile manufacturing units is the compatibility of the implemented automation techniques with the efficiency of the finished output. As supported by David (2015), automation also leads to redundancy of labour, which causes job loss to a large number of employees; hence, projecting as an undesirous step in the manufacturing department. Not only these, sometimes,

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