Project Proposal
PROJECT GUIDE LINES & MARKING SCHEME
A project is something to enjoy. If you are not enjoying the stimulation of being involved in a major piece of work then see the project co-ordinator. Self-motivation is an important aim of the project and it will be accessed. This project is individual project. This module is 100 percent project based.
1. Presentations and Demonstrations
1. Interim Presentation: The interim presentation will:
a) provide a fixed point in the academic year at which students must demonstrate the progress made, and outline the future work to be done,
b) enable students to practice presentation skills.
The presentation should include:
1. an outline of the project.
2. a review of the progress to date in relation to the project plan.
3. Plans for future work; a revision of objectives may be necessary in the light of progress made.
Feedback on the presentation will be provided to all students by their PMPs.
2. Final Demonstration:
The final project demonstration, organised by the student, will enable the proposer, supervisor and PMP member(s) to assess the quality and completeness of the resultant product together with your presentation ability.
3. Final presentation/Viva:
The student will formally present his/her project to a panel of at least two members.
The presentation/Viva panel will normally consist of the project supervisor, one member of the student’s PMP (who may be the supervisor), and one or more other members of an academic staff.
External examiners are also invited to attend this session, which will normally consist of:
a) a 15-minute assessed presentation.
b) a viva period of 10 minutes, the student will be expected to answer questions on any aspect of their project.
2. Project Report
The project report is a self contained document normally consisting
A project is something to enjoy. If you are not enjoying the stimulation of being involved in a major piece of work then see the project co-ordinator. Self-motivation is an important aim of the project and it will be accessed. This project is individual project. This module is 100 percent project based.
1. Presentations and Demonstrations
1. Interim Presentation: The interim presentation will:
a) provide a fixed point in the academic year at which students must demonstrate the progress made, and outline the future work to be done,
b) enable students to practice presentation skills.
The presentation should include:
1. an outline of the project.
2. a review of the progress to date in relation to the project plan.
3. Plans for future work; a revision of objectives may be necessary in the light of progress made.
Feedback on the presentation will be provided to all students by their PMPs.
2. Final Demonstration:
The final project demonstration, organised by the student, will enable the proposer, supervisor and PMP member(s) to assess the quality and completeness of the resultant product together with your presentation ability.
3. Final presentation/Viva:
The student will formally present his/her project to a panel of at least two members.
The presentation/Viva panel will normally consist of the project supervisor, one member of the student’s PMP (who may be the supervisor), and one or more other members of an academic staff.
External examiners are also invited to attend this session, which will normally consist of:
a) a 15-minute assessed presentation.
b) a viva period of 10 minutes, the student will be expected to answer questions on any aspect of their project.
2. Project Report
The project report is a self contained document normally consisting