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Westudy Design Innovation Engineering at the Open University, I need to submit a proposal for my final dissertation work and it needs to be in a context of the modules I have studied. Part A a.Specific title and aim(s) for the project i.Give the specific title you have chosen for your project. ii.Give the aim(s) of your project write a brief, clear statement of about 150 words that summarises what you intend to achieve in your project. It is expected that you will identify the type of engineering analysis that you will undertake. (10 marks) Study notes The 10 marks are broken down as follows: 3 marks for a specific title that falls within the scope of your subject area and clearly identifies your chosen topic 7 marks for a clear statement of your aims, which may be in list form if you wish. Be sure to make your aims realisable and clear. b.Description of the project Write between 600 and 850 words describing how you plan to fulfil your aims: what you intend to do and how you intend to do it. You should be thinking in terms of an engineering question that you are looking to answer. This should include a description of your objectives at each stage of your project, how they link together and how they will fulfil the learning outcomes. It is in this section that you will define the scope of your project, therefore you should identify specific areas of the OU level 3 materials that you expect to be using. You should also say how you propose to incorporate material from other parts of your engineering studies. You should address the specific guidelines of the theme you have chosen. Use around 100 words to describe how your aims fit with the expectations. It is important that you stay within the boundaries set by the guidelines. The subject of your project needs to offer problems which are non-trivial and rooted in the real world. Being able to show that you can tackle complex, open-ended engineering problems in a professional way is the principal aim of T452. (35 marks) Study notes The 35 marks are broken down as follows: 2 marks for consistency of project objectives with your specific title 8 marks for consistency with the specific guidelines of the project theme 10 marks for appropriateness and realisability of the project in terms of both depth and extent 5 marks for addressing the learning outcomes of solving problems in developed technologies using well-proven analytical techniques, and the successful application of your engineering knowledge to deliver a project using established technologies and methods 10 marks for effective presentation of your work including good, clear English and logical development of ideas. You are expected to check your spelling thoroughly and use satisfactory grammar and punctuation. You will be penalised if you do not state how many words you have used in part (b) or if your answer falls outside the given word counts. This penalty may be as much as 5 marks. c.Schedule for the project Give an outline schedule for your work on this project. This should include a definition of the planned tasks, estimates of their duration and their relationship to each other (e.g. concurrent or sequential). It is expected that you will produce a detailed graph such as a Gantt chart showing your proposed schedule. In order to complete your project, you may anticipate requiring equipment or software. If so, your tutor needs to know about such a requirement. If you do anticipate any such requirement, state what it is and what you have done, or intend to do, to ensure you are able to meet it. Alternatively, if you do not anticipate requiring any extra equipment or software, make sure you acknowledge this so that your tutor is informed. (10 marks) Part B For the first stage of your literature review, you will identify suitable references. This section will require you to judge the importance of these. a.Bibliography. Give full references, in OU Harvard style, to no fewer than three and no more than five papers or other documents you found useful in choosing your project and/or expect to find useful in carrying out your project. These should be subject-specific documents; they should not relate to the general topic of project work. In addition, they should not include any set books for your related OU level 3 module and they should not all come from the same source. (4 marks) b.Choose one of the references and summarise it briefly in about 150 words for your tutor. Then explain, in another 200 words or so, what its value has been in defining the problem that you propose to work on. (11 marks) Study notes The 11 marks are spread between the following: a clear and concise summary of your chosen document that enables your tutor to know what the document is about, even if he or she is not familiar with it evidence in your explanation that you understand your chosen document consistency between the subject matter of your chosen document, your explanation and your proposed project. c.Summarise what you consider to be the purpose and components of a literature review. (10 marks) It is expected that you will reflect on the literature review and its value. You need to describe what a literature review in a technical subject needs and why. This is an important question, so to answer it well will help you develop a well-founded project. Previous Part C This part of the assignment asks you to reflect on your project work so far. This covers the period from when you first learned of the generic titles up to the submission of this assignment. You should refer to your project log in responding to the following questions. a.Consider the methods that you have used to produce your proposal. Below are a series of questions which might help you structure your answer. You are not expected to answer all of them. Which methods used to develop your project aims have worked well? Which methods did not? Why was this? What would you do differently? How would you distinguish between an academic and a work project? (10 marks) Study note It is expected that you will provide an honest assessment of your work so far. This should help you tackle similar work in the future, for example in your literature review. You should produce between 200 and 400 words in total for Question 3. This is a rough guide to indicate the depth required and there is no penalty for failing to keep to the word count.
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