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6704 ECET Project Proposal (1-8-4) Course Description Guided by his/her Project Committee, the student will prepare a Proposal for his/her Masters Project. This proposal must conform to the published guidelines, be approved by the Project Committee and filed with the ECET office. In addition, the student will make substantial progress toward meeting the goals stated in the proposal and file an approved Progress...
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6704 ECET Project Proposal (1-8-4) Course Description
Guided by his/her Project Committee, the student will prepare a Proposal for his/her Masters Project. This proposal must conform to the published guidelines, be approved by the Project Committee and filed with the ECET office. In addition, the student will make substantial progress toward meeting the goals stated in the proposal and file an approved Progress Report. The filing of the Project-Committee approved Proposal and Progress Report will constitute completion of this course.
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When the is course completed the successful student will do the following: Identify a project topic and have it approved by his/her advisor Form a Project Committee Perform background research sufficient to prepare the student for success with the project Write a proposal that includes the results of the background research, identifies t...
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