| Module Identifier | CSM9260 | ||
| Module Title | MSC PROJECT AND DISSERTATION | ||
| Academic Year | 2000/2001 | ||
| Co-ordinator | Mr Christopher Loftus | ||
| Semester | Semester 3 (Summer) | ||
| Pre-Requisite | Successful completion of all other modules; see regulations. | ||
| Course delivery | Contact Hours | Students can expect that their supervisors will spend a total of about 12 hours, over the whole project, in providing guidance. | |
| Assessment | Dissertation | 100% | |
General description
The purpose of the project, on which the dissertation is based, is to demonstrate that the student has acquired the ability to undertake and satisfactorily complete a major piece of work in computing.
Projects may originate either from the student or from a member of the UWA staff. Topics might range from the design and implementation of a piece of software to meet specific requirements to a feasibility study for the introduction of biometric identification methods to safeguard security in the student's company. Work-based projects are encouraged provided that they have suitable academic content.
Reading Lists
Books
** Consult For Futher Information
J A Sharpe and K Howard. (1996)
The management of a student research project. 2nd. Gower, Aldershot