VIRTUAL GROUP TERM PROJECT I. PROJECT PURPOSE
The project is designed to give you an in-depth
teamwork experience with any topic in Problem Solving and Risk Management. The
requirement is to prepare an at least 20-page technical paper and a 20-23
minutes PowerPoint presentation, to be given to the class. The technical paper
and presentation should reflect the problem, the context, the current best
practice, the architecture, and the state of art in Problem Solving and Risk
Management.
II. PROJECT FORMAT
Groups of four students are to be formed. Each group
will jointly define its project. While each project should be an integrated
group effort, i.e. there is a single deliverable; you should identify both in
your project proposal
and final report
what part of
the project each
group member is responsible for.
Note:
This
is a course in a business school and the project subject matter should be
business oriented and presented in acceptable management format, i.e., you are
presenting the final project to your boss.
III.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
To
ensure the quality and progress of the group work, each group need to do at
least the following:
• Group members select a group leader and clearly define
the role and responsibility of all group
members. Also, the
group leaders will
oversee the communication
with the instructor. Each group
leader will be awarded one bonus point applied to the final grade.
• Group
members choose a topic for the project and create a milestone/schedule.
• Submit
the one-page project proposal in print.
• Create a form
to record all
the meetings held
(e.g., time, date,
and place of
meeting, member presented, agenda discussed, etc.). These forms will be
included as the appendix of the final report.
• Group peer evaluation will be conducted at the end of
the course. The results from peer evaluation will be used to assess the
contributions of each member. The grade of a group member would be adjusted
lower if all the other group members give the group member a
very poor evaluation.
IV. PROJECT OUTCOMES Project Proposal
• A one-page project proposal in Word format outlining the project needs to be submitted to the instructor no later than April 17 (Tuesday), 2018. The proposal
should at least cover
the following information: group organization
indicating who the group leader is, a brief introduction of
the specific topic
on which you
are going to
work, and tentative milestone/schedule of the project.
Project
Presentation
• In the
last three sessions
of the quarter,
each group will
deliver a 20-23
minutes presentation on the
project, using PowerPoint
and/or other presentation
tools. Group participation is
required.
Final
Report
• The final written report should be submitted to the
instructor on June 12 (Tuesday), 2018.
The report should
be in APA
(American Psychology Association)
format. The report should be word-processed in Times New Roman 12 pt font and double spaced, with at least 20
double-spaced and numbered
pages (with 1”
margins on all
sides), excluding figures,
tables, illustrations, and references. Fewer pages will result in points
deduction. A cover page is required. The report should include the following:
o Course
Information
o Group
members with group leader indicated
o Abstract
o Introduction
o Main
parts of the report
▪ the
problem
▪ the
context
▪ the state of art and the current best practice
▪ advantages and disadvantages
▪ recommendations
o Conclusion
o References
(not counted for the length requirement of the report).
V.
PROJECT GRADING POLICY
The
final score for the project will be calculated based on the following grading
policy:
•
Project Proposal: 10%
• In-class Presentation: 40%
•
Final Written Report: 50%
The term project and presentation will
count as 20% of the total grade.
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