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KF7028 - Research Methods and Project Management - Northumbria University
Assignment - Project Proposal
Learning Outcomes
KLO1. Deploy comprehensive knowledge and understanding of appropriate techniques and tools to plan, research and manage a computing technical project
Intellectual / Professional skills & abilities:
KLO2. Systematically identify and analyse a complex computing problem and produce a project proposal to solve it, considering professional, ethical, social and legal issues
KLO3. Appreciate and apply appropriate techniques, tools and knowledge to support effective project management, research and advanced scholarship
Personal Values Attributes (Global / Cultural awareness, Ethics, Curiosity) (PVA):
KLO4. Demonstrate independent research and enquiry skills at an appropriately advanced level in the construction of a computing project proposal
Assignment Detail:
Introduction
For the KF7028 assignment, you must produce a proposal for a short research project. The proposal is the foundation of the 60-credit project that you will study as part of your postgraduate programme, KF7029 MSc Computer Science & Digital Technologies Project.
This assignment is therefore doubly important:
- It accounts for 80% of the marks for KF7028
- It is essential preparation for your research project.
As stated, the KFG7029 research project will account for 60 credits (one-third) of your programme of study. Typically, you will spend 600 hours on this project.
Your KF7028 research proposal will be approximately 2500 - 3000 words and specify the project background, motivation and relevance to your programme of study; its scope, aims and objectives; a plan of the major activities. Your proposal should draw on current and recent research and other appropriate sources of information and cite these sources using a consistent standard referencing system.
Proposal Structure
- Research question
- Aim
- Background, Motivation and Relevance - literature review
- Scope, Objectives and Risk
- Sources and use of Knowledge
- Schedule of Activities
- References
Attachment:- Research and Project Management.rar