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  == Example Synopsis ==
  
- At Oxford, students are required to submit a 1 or 2 page summary of their 
project topic. Some of the content is specific to the particular student but a 
large part is a description of the project contents. A typical example might 
contain the following.
+ At Oxford, students are required to submit a 1 or 2 page summary of their 
project topic. Some of the content is specific to the particular student but a 
large part is a description of the project contents.
  
+ The guidelines for students say the following.
+ 
+ "Students may choose any topic that will allow them to demonstrate 
understanding of software engineering through the medium of a dissertation. The 
best way of doing this is usually to choose a topic related to one or more of 
the subjects taught on the Programme. Many students choose topics that are 
related to their current employment, allowing them to see how the ideas taught 
in the Programme may be applied alongside current practice.
+ 
+ There are three broad categories:
+ 
+    1. Product-based
+ 
+       -involving the application of software engineering techniques to the 
specification, analysis, design, development, or testing of a particular 
product. This product could be entirely fictitious, it could exist only as a 
part of another system, it could be hardware or software, but it must afford an 
opportunity to apply software engineering techniques.
+ 
+       Any technique or combination of techniques could be applied to—or 
around—this product. There might be a study of requirements, one or more 
specifications, some design work, some analysis, some programming, or some 
testing.
+ 
+       Examples include: an object-oriented design and implementation, with 
some accompanying analysis; the formal specification of a software component; a 
case study in requirements engineering.
+ 
+    2. Theory-based
+    3. Process-based
+       (Both omitted because they aren't relevant to us.)
+ 
+ Most projects fall into the first category."
+ 
+ For the proposal document itslef it goe son to say.
+ 
+ "The work starts with a project proposal: about two pages of text including:
+ 
+    1. a description of the subject matter: product, theory, application area, 
or problem domain;
+    2. a brief account of the original contribution that the project work 
might be expected to make;
+    3. a plan, or outline, of the dissertation, explaining how it will 
demonstrate the student's understanding;
+    4. a list of resources that will be required; and
+    5. a suggested schedule of tasks and delivery dates."
+ 
+ In my opinion we need to generate something that would cover point 1 at 
least, as well as recognising that under point 5 we have about 4-6 weeks of 
effort available and while we can't answer point 2 we should at least give the 
student something to work with.
+ 

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