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Indicative Project Timetable - Full-Time
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Indicative Project Timetable - Full-TimeSemester 2
Project Period (14 Weeks to submission) Early June Full-time work on project commences (Monday 8 June 2015 latest) Late June First PMP/Project Progress Assessment Late July Second PMP/Project Progress Assessment Late August Third Project Progress Assessment Friday 4 September 2015 Project Submission Mid - Late September Presentations/Demonstrations This allows 13 weeks full-time work on carrying out the project and writing the report. For students seconded away from the University this assessment may, at the discretion of the PMP, be by written report only. Full-time students are required to complete their project within the 12-month period of full-time attendance. The Supervisor and Programme Leader may exceptionally agree an alternative submission date. Indicative Project Timetable - Part-TimeThe assumption is that students will complete the project over 11 months from official start date to submission deadline but may choose to complete in a shorter time. 1. PRIOR TO PROJECT YEAR Identification of suitable project Project proposal submitted Project agreed Draft Terms of Reference and timing plans submitted to Supervisor. 2. PROJECT YEAR Week Number: Week 1 Project work commences Week 8 1st PMP/Project Progress Assessment Weeks 9-15 Project work proceeds Weeks 16-30 Project work continues Meetings with Project Supervisor 2nd PMP/Project Progress Assessment
Meetings with Project Supervisor 3rd PMP/Project Progress Assessment Schedule of report dates/PMP meetings and target submission date must be agreed with Project Co-ordinator and Supervisor. Students who fail to submit reports on schedule may be assessed as unsatisfactory. At least 2 formal progress assessments must involve attendance at PMP meeting. Any changes to submission dates, or non-standard submission dates, require the approval of the Supervisor and Programme Leader. Students may submit and be assessed ahead of their deadline if they wish. Submission date will be one of Friday 9 January 2015 Friday 8 May 2015 Friday 4 September 2015
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MSc Project Final Assessment SummaryStudent's Name: Programme Title: Project Title: Name of 1st Marker (Supervisor):
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Summary Comments Name of Moderator: Moderator Comments Signature (Project Coordinator): MSc Project Final Assessment – Resit SpecificationStudent's Name: Programme Title: Project Title: First Marker (supervisor): Note to student: this sheet specifies the work you need to do to resit your project. If you do not take advantage of this opportunity, resit is by undertaking a new project during the following academic year. As your supervisor’s availability may be limited over the summer period, you should complete the work specified below without further supervision meetings. You must include this sheet with the re-submitted project. Work to be undertaken: Note to supervisors: for projects with a mark below 50%: if it is possible for the student to rework by early September to achieve 50%, please specify here exactly what work is required, leave one copy with the mark sheet and a second on front desk of moderation room. Directory: ~mstacey -> handouts handouts -> Projects for Master Degree 2014 handouts -> Project proposals in Computer Vision Computational Psychology, Artificial intelligence, Bioinformatics Download 338.33 Kb. Share with your friends:
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