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Dear Student,
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- Course/module delivery
- Lecturer performance
The survey is anonymous, and it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to complete it.
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Title + Abstract + Introduction
Based on the feedback and recommendations from the previous class, you should submit the approved title + abstract (150-200 words) + Introduction (500–1000 words).
To remember about the abstract:
It is a concise summary of the main sections of the paper.
The tone should establish a level of intrigue that makes anyone who reads it want to keep reading.
It represents a brief summary of the final project’s results.
It should be adjusted after the final project has been written.
Include 4-5 keywords below the abstract.
To remember about the introduction:
It includes a brief description of the topic, the aim, the objectives and questions to be addressed:
The aim provides a description of what you want to achieve from carrying out this project.
The objectives outlines particular issues that you need to address in order to achieve the aim.
The questions are more specific than your research objectives and specify the various insights/information that need to be collected in order to achieve the objectives.
Perform literature review and background analysis.
Deliver pdf and pptx of project proposal, containing:
Title+Abstract+Introduction (all updated if necessary)
+ Literature review/background information.
Topic + Abstract + Introduction + Literature Review / Preliminary Background Information + Approach/Methodology
About Methodology/Project Approach:
What are the main methods/approaches to employ to generate the results?
This part will enable the audience to make an assessment as to the validity of the chosen research methodology/approach and will help you determine if the project is "doable" or needs to be more focused.
It provides you as well an opportunity to justify the process by which the research questions or purpose of the project will be developed.
You should show what techniques are available, what are their advantages and disadvantages and what guides you to make the choice of that methodology.
As well it will help you to establish a timeline on how you will conduct the project from inception through implementation and completion (what are the major steps and when will they occur?).
Include how you will assess the outcome (impact of your project), and describe any barriers you will need to address.
Dear students!
Thus week you finalize your project proposal.
Please note, that the proposal submission section opens after your survey form is filled in.
After the proposal is submitted I recommend immediately continue your work on the main body of your project
While weeks 6-10 are self-paced work, I am always open for you by e-mail or Microsoft Teams.