Applied Project 1 focuses on the scoping, designing and planning of the project. Project proposals will be presented as both a written report and as an oral presentation. Upon successful completion of this unit, students will continue with Applied Project 2 (NEF3002) where their project outcomes will be created, delivered and evaluated.
Unit details
Prerequisites
Completion of at least 144 credit points.
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Learning Outcomes
1. | Conceptually map the likely components and deliverables of their negotiated project; | ||
2. | Effectively plan the negotiated project and confidently propose all aspects of the project including key discipline requirements; | ||
3. | Evaluate the feasibility of a range of solutions to anticipated problems taking into account relevant factors including sustainability; | ||
4. | Synthesise, critically analyse and/or test project designs ensuring that design outcomes meet specifications; | ||
5. | Produce a range of high quality professional and technical documents including a project proposal; and presentation; and | ||
6. | Communicate with all stakeholders in an ethical and professional manner and confidently defend ideas and proposals to relevant audiences. |
Assessment
Assessment type | Description | Grade |
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Project | Project Plan (1500 words or equivalent) | 30% |
Project | Project Proposal (2500 words or equivalent) | 50% |
Presentation | Oral Presentation | 20% |
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