MSc/MRes
Proposals and Projects 2010-11
[Last
updated 20 July 2011]
All MSc students undertake a 10-credit Development Proposal in semester 2, followed by a 60-credit Development Project in semester 3 (summer).
All MRes students undertake a 20-credit Research Proposal in semester 2, followed by a 60-credit Research Project in semester 3 (summer).
MSci students also undertake a Research Proposal and Research Project, but on a different timetable: see the MSci page.
Seminars
There will be a series of seminars on MSc/MRes proposals and projects:
Selecting
Your Masters Project (15 November 2010, 13:00, Boyd Orr 513)
Conducting
Your Masters Proposal (cancelled)
Writing
Your Masters Proposal Report (22 February 2011, 11:00, location TBA)
Conducting
Your Masters Project (10 June 2011, 11:00, Boyd Orr A)
Writing
Your Masters Dissertation (27 July 2011, 11:00, Boyd Orr A)
Selection of
Projects
Academic and research staff will offer you a wide variety of projects to choose from. Follow this link for information on how you can select your preferred project:
See also:
How
to define your own project
Allocation of
Projects
Once each student has been allocated a project and supervisor, a summary
will be shown here:
Conduct of Projects
Each student will have a different project, supervised by a member of the academic or research staff.
Please read the following:
Ethics procedures for staff and students.
Timetable
Hall of Fame
See our Masters hall of fame for a
collection of MSc, MRes,
and MSci project dissertations that have been awarded
grade A in recent years.
See also here for a collection of MSc, MRes, and MSci proposal reports
that have been awarded grade A.
Masters Projects
Coordinator
School of Computing
Science