Year No. Offer Mode Description Cred. Pts 99 64503 S2 D MITSC DISSERTATION C 2.00
64501
An in-depth project and dissertation on a specialised research topic are necessary to prepare graduates for further research and responsible jobs in mathematics or computing and their applications. This unit, in conjunction with 64501, 64502 and 64504, enables students to develop and use research capability and an advanced level of mathematical or computer science skills.
This unit forms a middle part of the research component of the MITSc programme. From the foundation established in 64501, students will make progress towards completing a selected project in applied mathematics, statistics or computer science with the supervision of appropriate staff from the Department of Mathematics and Computing. The project will consist of review and research into a well defined area of mathematics, statistics or computer science and their application. In this unit, information and ideas will be gathered, created, organised, analysed and discussed in a critical and evaluative manner. The topic of the project will be selected in consultation with the staff of the Department.
Successful completion of this unit will enable students to:
Description Weighting(%)Candidates will investigate a research topic in consultation with appropriate staff of the Department of Mathematics and Computing.
- Texts: To be advised depending on the research project.
Appropriate material from: œ books, monographs; œ journals and
conference proceedings; œ computer software and material from
electronic sources.
ACTIVITY HOURS Project Work 310 Supervisor Consultation 30
No *F/S Marks Due Description Wtg(%) LBL WWW 1 S T.B.A. LITERATURE SURVEY N N 2 S T.B.A. PRELIMINARY PROJECT REPORT N N
1 A grade of SP will be awarded for this unit when the student has
completed the above components of assessment and a final grade
for the unit will be assigned upon completion and assessment of
64504, MITSc Dissertation D.
2 In accordance with University's Assignment Extension Policy
(Regulation 5.9), the examiner of a unit may grant an extension
of the due date of an assignment in extenuating circumstances.
This policy may be found in the USQ Handbook, the Distance
Education Study Guide and the Faculty of Sciences' Orientation
Handbook for new on-campus students. All students are advised to
study and follow the guidelines associated with this policy.