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HEC — RS&GIS Curricula 2005
 
 
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2.2.2 Contents: 
 
A typical project proposal would have the following content. Revise this list 
to suit your specific project. 
2.2.3 Student details:
 This should include: 
• Student 
name 
• Student 
number 
• Supervisor/lecturer 
•  Course enrolled in 
• Semester/Year 
• Project 
type 
2.2.4 Project proposal:
 This should include 
•  Title of project 
• Aims 
• Significance 
• Resources 
• Methods 
• References 
•  Constraints & exclusions  
• Benefits 
 
 
2.2.5 Project Management
: This should include: 
• Project 
plan 
•  Schedule of tasks and milestones 
 
2.2.6 Style:
 Use an accepted style and be consistent. Choosing a style 
which you can consistently use for your interim and final reports will save 
you time. 
 
 
 

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2.2.7 Assessment: 
Assessment of project proposals will obviously vary substantially depending 
on the level of study and the given time & resource constraints. The 
following general considerations serve as a guide to what assessors will be 
looking for: 
•  Content (see above) 
•  Style (see above) 
•  Are the project aims well defined? 
•  Is the project logically structured and coherent? 
•  Have all the necessary resources been identified? 
•  Has a project plan including a schedule been prepared? 
•  Is the project feasible in view of constraints?