Normalized Thermionic-field Emission in Metal- Semiconductor Barriers
Budget: $10 – $200 AUD
1.0 Description
Completion Plan
A Completion Plan is a detailed timeline for completion of the tasks that remain for finalisation of the Capstone Project. It should include a brief description of any strategies that will be employed to overcome logistical, technical or other barriers. It is lodged as evidence that the parties have discussed and developed strategies and actions, and now have an agreed, realistic timeline for ensuring that the project is finished within the time stipulated.
The plan should be discussed with your academic supervisor before submission.
1.1 Content
The Completion Plan must:
• • take realistic account of any factors that might influence progress (e.g. one or more parties being away or having heavy commitments at times, limited availability of required material or resources), and
• • be set out as realistically as possible and then reviewed and revised in light of experience.
The document will need to include a list of completed tasks and, more importantly, the remaining tasks to be completed in part B. This should be accompanied with a list of potential and/or definite obstacles and strategies to overcome them.
The remaining tasks will then need to be listed in a timeline format (e.g. a Gantt chart). Each task will need to have a completion by the student date and feedback due date for the supervisor. All the instances that the student or the supervisor will be away should be mentioned, as well as the means of communication agreed on for the duration of the away periods.
Language
• • The Completion Plan must be written in English and a spelling and grammar check performed before submission.
• • The document must include in-text referencing and properly formatted references if required. Please confirm the preferred referencing style for your discipline area with your academic supervisor.
Recommended format
• • The paper to be A4 in size.
• • The body text font to be 12 point Times New Roman.
• • Text to be single-spaced.
Completion Plan
• A 2 cm margin to be used for all sides.
Completion Plan
A Completion Plan is a detailed timeline for completion of the tasks that remain for finalisation of the Capstone Project. It should include a brief description of any strategies that will be employed to overcome logistical, technical or other barriers. It is lodged as evidence that the parties have discussed and developed strategies and actions, and now have an agreed, realistic timeline for ensuring that the project is finished within the time stipulated.
The plan should be discussed with your academic supervisor before submission.
1.1 Content
The Completion Plan must:
• • take realistic account of any factors that might influence progress (e.g. one or more parties being away or having heavy commitments at times, limited availability of required material or resources), and
• • be set out as realistically as possible and then reviewed and revised in light of experience.
The document will need to include a list of completed tasks and, more importantly, the remaining tasks to be completed in part B. This should be accompanied with a list of potential and/or definite obstacles and strategies to overcome them.
The remaining tasks will then need to be listed in a timeline format (e.g. a Gantt chart). Each task will need to have a completion by the student date and feedback due date for the supervisor. All the instances that the student or the supervisor will be away should be mentioned, as well as the means of communication agreed on for the duration of the away periods.
Language
• • The Completion Plan must be written in English and a spelling and grammar check performed before submission.
• • The document must include in-text referencing and properly formatted references if required. Please confirm the preferred referencing style for your discipline area with your academic supervisor.
Recommended format
• • The paper to be A4 in size.
• • The body text font to be 12 point Times New Roman.
• • Text to be single-spaced.
Completion Plan
• A 2 cm margin to be used for all sides.
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