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--- contract [2011/08/23 20:36] – dymond
+++ contract [2017/04/08 16:32] (current) – roumani
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 ====== Contract Template ======
-A contract is typically two to three pages in length. It is prepared by the student with required input from their faculty project supervisor.  It has the following layout:
+The project contract is typically about three pages in length. It is prepared by the student with required input from their faculty project supervisor.  It has the following layout:
-**Course**:    CSE4080
+**Course**:    EECS4080 or 4480
-**Academic Year**:   e.g. Fall 2011
+**Academic Year**:   Winter 2017
 **Project title**:   < title >
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 === Deliverables ===
-List of //artifacts// to be completed by the final due date; includes programs, documentation, reports, user guides, etc.   One of them is your  final project //poster presentation// on a date around the end of term, usually during the exam period or at the start of the next term.
+List of //artifacts// to be completed by the final due date; includes programs, documentation, reports, user guides, etc.   One of them is your  final project //poster presentation// on a date around the end of term.
 === Milestones List ===
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 At least 20% of the evaluation should be available before the drop date.
-The following is an example. Note that all projects must have a requirement for a poster preparation and presentation. The grading of this requirement is worth 30% of the final grade and is assigned by the CSE4080 seminar committee. By signing this contract both student and supervisor agree to participate in the seminar day which will be typically scheduled during the exam week or in the first week of class following the term that student is enrolled in CSE4080. Students and supervisors should check the course web page for the current term to find the date scheduled for the seminars.
+The following is an example. Note that all projects must have a requirement for a poster preparation and presentation. The grading of this requirement is worth 30% of the final grade and is assigned by the EECS4080 seminar committee. By signing this contract both student and supervisor agree to participate in the seminar day which will be typically scheduled during the exam period or in the first week of class following the term that student is enrolled in EECS4080. Students and supervisors should check the course web page for the current term to find the date scheduled for the seminars.
   * Mid-project status report -- ?%
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   * Programming and technical work -- ?%
-  * Poster presentation -- 30% (required component)
+  * Poster / presentation -- 30% (required component)
   * Meeting milestones -- ?%