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Assignment description
The description of the degree project assignment must include the following elements. Please submit as pdf.
- THE DEGREE PROJECT STUDENT'S NAME AND E-MAIL ADDRESS
- PRELIMINARY THESIS TITLE: What will be the subject of the degree project?
- BACKGROUND/CONDITIONS: Why and where will the practical part of the degree project be carried out?
- RESEARCH QUESTION: A degree project must examine a specific research/technical question. Provisionally state:
- The QUESTION that will be examined.
- The RESEARCH AREA for the project.
- CONNECTION TO RESEARCH/DEVELOPMENT: Describe how the assignment is connected to current research or development. Describe why the question is of interest and to whom?
- EXAMINATION METHOD: How shall the specified question be examined?
- HYPOTHESIS: What are the possible/probable outcomes of the examination?
- EVALUATION: How can one determine if the objective of the degree project has been fulfilled and if the question has been answered adequately?
- BACKGROUND OF THE DEGREE PROJECT STUDENT Describe the knowledge (courses and/or experiences) you have that makes this an appropriate assignment for you.
- For degree projects at companies: SUPERVISOR AT THE COMPANY: Describe the person/s who will supervise you at the company and their role and involvement in the degree project.
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LIMITS/RESOURCES: What is already available at the company (or other host institution) in the form of previous projects, software, expertise, etc.?
The description must ensure that there is adequate preparation so that the degree project student does not need to do all their practical work without an established foundation, thus assuring time for conducting the scientific investigation.
- ELIGIBILITY AND STUDY PLANNING:
- Eligibility: It is your responsibility, as a student, to verify that you are eligible to start your degree project. You must in your assignment description assure that you have completed all courses for the bachelors' degree and at least 60hp completed second cycle courses and that the 60hp include a course in scientific theory and method (e.g. DA2205, DA2210, DH2610, DM2572) and all courses relevant for the thesis.
- Study planning: Also, you must list all courses remaining before you may apply for the master's degree and briefly describe how and when you plan to complete those courses.