Informatics Engineering
DISSERTATION PREPARATION
Description
Theory
1
Theory/Practice
2
Tutorials
1
Instructors
Nuno Silva
Contents
P1. Ethics in Engineering and Research (9%)
P2. Literature Review in the State of the Art (9%)
P3. Organizing yourself (18%)
P4. Project Planning (46%)
P5. Research Methods (9%)
P6. Technical-Scientific Writing (9%)
P1-P6 are the parts covered in curricular modules with the same designations
Learning Outcomes
This course's main objective is to develop a work plan that allows the successful implementation of a complex project with a broad view of several factors.
By the end of this course, the student must be able to:
CO1. Interpret problems analytically, critically, and ethically with the adoption of engineering science and best practices (Bloom Level (BL): 5/6)
CO2. Formulate analytically, and critically a literature review respecting ethical principles (BL 6/6)
CO3. Create an integrated project plan considering its scope, schedule, cost, quality and risk to build an achievable timeline and set interim milestones and checkpoints for monitoring progress (BL 6/6)
CO4. Create analytically, critically, and ethically a work proposal, including the elements that guided it and an integrated project plan with tasks needed to answer the research questions and reach a solution, including those needed for the acquisition of missing skills and work evaluation (BL 6/6)
CO5. Present work orally and in writing with technical, scientific, and ethical rigour and discuss it assertively (BL 5/6)