| 15 | | [ProjectPhases Project Phases and How to Document Your Work] |
| | 15 | === Method of work (in short) |
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| | 17 | * **Project work is done in phases.** |
| | 18 | * **Each phase has to be presented during consultations and has to be approved before continuation with the following phases.** |
| | 19 | * **You must document all the work within the phase** at your assigned project website, **before presenting the phase**. Failing to document will postpone the approval. |
| | 20 | * **Project phases are approved only during consultations.** Approval does not mean the work is finished nor that is correct, it means that your work is to a level that you are allowed to continue with the next phase. |
| | 21 | * **If a phase is not done to a satisfactory level,** the team will be instructed to improve their work and present once again for approval. |
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| | 23 | === Team work and team size |
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| | 25 | **Projects are envisioned as a team work** |
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| | 27 | **Each team is expected to have at least 3 students.** Teams with less than 3 students will not be approved and will be requested to detail a very strong and objective argument during consultations why it is not possible for them to work in a larger team. Argumentation will be reviewed and decided if it is possible to be approved. ''Working while studying is not a strong argument, as we expect that all regular students do not to work while studying''. ''Having a smaller project is also not a strong argument, as projects are expected to be much more complex than class or lab examples.'' |
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| | 29 | [StartingProjects Start Working on a Project - Proposing a team and a project] |
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| | 31 | [ProjectPhases Project is done in many Phases - Phase details, Requirements and Documentation] |
