Course details
Term Thesis (in English)
ITTe Acad. year 2018/2019 Winter semester 5 credits
Students will receive an individual project specification from various areas of information technology. Students work individually under supervision of skilled leaders. Students will proceed as follows: Problem analysis, solution, verification, implementation and others. The course is successfully completed with student's oral presentation of the project study-stage results in front of the supervisor or the faculty board established by the supervisor.
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Time span
- 52 hrs projects
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Learning objectives
The fundamental goal of this course is an introduction into an individual creative student work during the technical project solving and its formal description.
Compulsory co-requisites
Prerequisite knowledge and skills
Wide knowledge of information technology basics.
Study literature
- A Guide To The Project Management Body Of Knowledge, Fifth Edition, Project Management Institute, 2013, ISBN 978-1-935589-67-9.
- ISO 2145:1978: Documentation - Numbering of divisions and subdivisions in written documents.
- ISO 7144:1986: Documentation - Presentation of theses and similar documents.
- ISO 690:2010: Information and documentation -- Guidelines for bibliographic references and citations to information resources.
Progress assessment
Continuous consultations with the project supervisor.
Exam prerequisites:
A successful defence of the project study-stage and other results of work according to the assignment for winter semester.
If this course is enrolled standalone (without IBTe), it is mandatory to hand in technical report. The extent of technical report must be at least 20 standard pages (usually 30 - 40, no more than 50).
Exam prerequisites
A successful defence of the project study-stage and other results of work according to the assignment for winter semester.
If this course is enrolled standalone (without IBTe), it is mandatory to hand in technical report. The extent of technical report must be at least 20 standard pages (usually 30 - 40, no more than 50).