1 of 16

Qualifications, etc.

TECH 4943

2 of 16

Qualifications

Sell yourself in this section.

Include any experience that is relevant to your project.

Remember: Your project should INTEGRATE your academic experience at the U of M.

3 of 16

What to Include

Relevant

  • Course work
  • Work experience
  • Internships
  • Military service & training
  • Certifications

If it does not relate to your project, don't include it. When in doubt....

4 of 16

Table

You can include a table that summarizes this information, but you must DISCUSS your qualifications. As with any table, remember to introduce and conclude it.

5 of 16

Facilities, Equipment & Materials

6 of 16

Facilities, Equipment, and Materials

Describe the equipment, computer hardware/software and human resources you will need to complete the project.

If you will be depending on a faculty member for any part of your project, be sure to let them know, and work with them to schedule their time.

DON'T WAIT

7 of 16

Summary Tables

May be included, but must be discussed.

8 of 16

Evaluation

9 of 16

Evaluation

An important part of any project.

Be able to document your success.

Goals should be well defined and measurable.

Each project must be demonstrated to a faculty member. They will determine the degree of success based on your proposal.

10 of 16

Evaluation Summary Table

discuss...

11 of 16

Limitations

12 of 16

Limitations

In terms of

scope and resources.

13 of 16

Limitations of Scope

Be sure your audience understands what you are planning to do, and how far you plan to take this project.

14 of 16

Limitations of Resources

Equipment has limited capability

  • How will that affect your project?

Money is Limited.

  • Know that now, plan accordingly. This is where you document that plan.

wikimedia commons

15 of 16

What can go wrong?

What are the most likely things that may affect your timely completion of your project?

What is your backup plan?

wikimedia commons

16 of 16

"Proof of Concept" Prototypes

  • Should look professional, not "hacked"
  • Preferably, take to the level of having PC Boards printed, etc. Not just a breadboard. with wires.
  • Workmanlike quality.
  • Should be PROOF of concept. Should be testable.