Module 06-34228 (2022)
Mini Project
Level 4/M
Mark Lee Robert Hendley | Semester 2 | 20 credits |
Outline
Each student undertakes a piece of research work that can be seen as a preparation for a possible final summer project under the supervision of a research-active member of academic staff. Supervision and the written report should address the development of skills in defining aims, objectives and plans; project and time management skills; systematic literature searching and written and verbal communication skills. There is no requirement for a mini-project to include development of a program. Projects are either negotiated from a list of academic staff's interests or are developed from a student's original idea.
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this module, the student should be able to:
- Define aims and objectives for a research project and propose feasible working plans to accomplish the work
- Manage their project and their time;
- Search the literature of their topic in a systematic fashion;
- Demonstrate good written and verbal communication.
Restrictions
Students must obtain a supervisor, and permission from the module lead before enrolling in this module.
Co-requisites
- 06-34239 - Research Skills, Evaluation Methods, and Statistics
Assessment
- Main Assessments: Continuous assessment (100%)
- Supplementary Assessments: Continuous assessment (100%) over the Summer period
Programmes containing this module
- MRes Natural Computation [9048]