Group Research and Development Project - NME3517

Assessment 1: Other

Students will work on development of a portfolio of data generation and analysis, seeking feedback and then making iterative improvements in methodology. Weekly feedback on progress towards establishing a methodology and data set will be provided.

Other

Assessment 1: Presentation

Group presentation of initial findings (which feed into the written assignment and self evaluation). The presentation should see each member of the group contributing 5 minutes to the overall presentation with all members involved in subsequent discussion.

Presentation

Assessment 3: Written Assignment

Self evaluation (brief reflective evaluation of the process and contribution).

Written Assignment

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

Group report consisting of 750 words per member (assuming groups of three) exploring the developed research question.

<p>The project provides you with the opportunity to work as part of a small group (2 to 3) to undertake a development project provided to the group by the academic team. Your work must focus on an area of study that is highly relevant to the discipline of Music Technology and Sound Production. Examples of relevant projects may include design of hardware and software tools for music production, new interfaces for music production and innovation generation of analytical data. It will significantly extend your intellectual abilities, enable you to apply and increase your knowledge in a chosen field.</p>

School of Computing and Engineering

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Music Technology and Games

NME3517 - Group Research and Development Project

Group Research and Development Project

By the application of intellectual, investigative and technical skills, develop effective and original results to a given problem or research question.

Plan, manage and execute a complex major group project using suitable methodologies and engaging in suitable allocation of responsibilities.

Have a deep and systematic understanding of the mechanisms used to effectively plan, research and project manage an in-depth group project, which is informed by the forefront of professional practice.

Have a deep and systematic knowledge of the background and scope to the project within the context of current knowledge in leading edge professional practice.

Critically reflect on the project development, evaluating roles within the group and overall success of the ongoing development of original solutions.