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-====== Project Contract Template  ======+======Project Contract Template======
  
 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: 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:
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 **Student's email:** < email > **Student's email:** < email >
  
-====== Project Description ======+=====Project Description=====
  
 What the project is to achieve, described in a half to one page. Please describe the educational component of the project. What the project is to achieve, described in a half to one page. Please describe the educational component of the project.
  
-====== Background Requirements ======+=====Background Requirements=====
  
 Prerequisite courses: list the courses and the minimum-mark requirement for each Prerequisite courses: list the courses and the minimum-mark requirement for each
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 Other experience: technical know-how needed, familiarity with languages and systems, mathematical background, etc. Other experience: technical know-how needed, familiarity with languages and systems, mathematical background, etc.
  
-====== Resources ======+=====Resources=====
  
 These should be spelled out because they may be more helpful to the student in choosing a project than the project description. These should be spelled out because they may be more helpful to the student in choosing a project than the project description.
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 Hardware: list of computer and other needed devices. Hardware: list of computer and other needed devices.
  
-====== Readings ======+=====Readings=====
  
 A short list of research papers/books that could/must be studied or referenced for the project, that can help give some idea of what the project is about and the background required. A short list of research papers/books that could/must be studied or referenced for the project, that can help give some idea of what the project is about and the background required.
  
-====== Deliverables ======+=====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. 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 ======+=====Milestones List=====
  
  
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   - by <date>: Project due. All deliverables completed.   - by <date>: Project due. All deliverables completed.
  
-====== Evaluation ======+=====Evaluation=====
  
 Indication as to how the project will be evaluated. For example, the project can be marked on the basis of the progress towards stated goals, and the clarity and completeness of programs, documentation and reports. It is strongly recommended and encouraged that evaluation has a number of components and not just a grade at the end. Grades can be associated with different deliverables or their parts. Components could include: documentation, programming style, quality of the interface design, project proposal presentation, project status presentations, and overall evaluation. Indication as to how the project will be evaluated. For example, the project can be marked on the basis of the progress towards stated goals, and the clarity and completeness of programs, documentation and reports. It is strongly recommended and encouraged that evaluation has a number of components and not just a grade at the end. Grades can be associated with different deliverables or their parts. Components could include: documentation, programming style, quality of the interface design, project proposal presentation, project status presentations, and overall evaluation.
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-====== Signatures ======+=====Signatures=====
  
 Student Student
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