Understand project and team management approaches
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a. Knowledge and Understanding: 1. Have knowledge and understanding of legal, social, ethical, and professional issues involved in the 1. Be able to work as a member of a development team recognising the different roles within a team, different ways of organising teams; be able to communicate effectively in electronic as well as written and oral form to a range of audiences. 2. Be able to identify the components of a system development task. |
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Individual Submission on Canvas:
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| Typical (hours) required by the student(s) to complete the assignment: 100 hours | ||
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Week commencing 27th March 2023 |
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Required Content
The interim project report should be a short document, consisting of no more than 1,000 words (excluding supporting materials such as covering page, figures/tables, references, and appendices). You should cover the following in the interim report:
Remember: The content of the report should not only cover the information about the team’s overall targets and deliverables, but also emphasise your own work and contribution to the project. Most importantly, the report should reflect your own understanding of the project. You should use screenshots and other visual aids (e.g., figures/tables) to demonstrate your work in the report.
Format
Do not use double-columns to format text.
Each page should be numbered clearly using an appropriate system (manual or automatic).
A mark breakdown is summarised below:
| 10-point numeric grade | Grade descriptor |
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| 95 | Outstanding |
| 85 | Excellent |
| 75 | Very good |
| 65 | Good |
| 55 | Clear pass |
| 45 | Marginal pass |
| 35 | Marginal fail |
| 25 | Clear fail |
| 10 | Little or nothing of merit |
| 0 | Little or nothing of merit |