Abstract
Describe the project and what the aims of the projects are, including methods (100 words only)
Introduction
Describe the project background
Motivation
Why did you chose this project and what are you aiming to achieve?
System structures
Describe the hardware and software required for your project.
Functions
Describe the functions of your project.
User requirements
Describe the basic requirements for running the project such as OS and Web browsers and so on.
Additional features
Describe additional interesting features and functionalities.
Inherent complexities and challenges
Describe what may not be obvious.
Project Plan
Describe how you are going to achieve completion of the project by outlining weekly activities.
The timeline refers to the number of weeks within the semester, starting with week 1 and ending with the week of the due date for the final project.
Your aim is to address your project with the assignment due dates in mind. Consider a buffer for unexpected situations and backup alternatives to ensure completion of all assessments in time for due dates.
Incorporate the CSC8416 assignment due dates, including the activities required for the relevant assignment reports, as you will need to work on the project and provide progress report and final report.
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Activity date range
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Activities
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for example,
Week 1 from date to date
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for example,
the activity you aim to complete in this date range
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Conclusion
Outline the critical areas that have the potential to delay your project and how you aim to overcome them. There may be parts of the project that have potential to save time. Provide details how you are going to prevent delays to make sure the project is completed in time (due date). Making due dates is crucial in the real world, and employers would be particularly keen that they are met. Use this opportunity to think about back up plans to ensure your project is not late and describe them here.
References
As with all written assessment items, if you are referring to another authors ideas, you need to use in-text citation and list the reference in accordance with Harvard referencing (see USQ web site for details).