Difference between revisions of "Smart-City Management and Technology"
Line 109: | Line 109: | ||
* IS483 application projects require a sponsor. These can be self-sourced external sponsors from the private or public sector. The project can also be sponsored by a SCIS faculty (who will NOT be the supervisor). | * IS483 application projects require a sponsor. These can be self-sourced external sponsors from the private or public sector. The project can also be sponsored by a SCIS faculty (who will NOT be the supervisor). | ||
|| | || | ||
− | * IS485 research projects can have an external sponsor, e.g., from the private or public sector. Alternatively, your | + | * IS485 research projects can have an external sponsor (SMU-X), e.g., from the private or public sector. Alternatively, you can choose to focus on academic research (non-SMU-X) in which case your faculty supervisor will also be your sponsor. |
|- | |- | ||
| '''Expected Outcomes''' | | '''Expected Outcomes''' |
Revision as of 12:28, 15 March 2023
Contents
Introduction
Welcome! This wiki page provides information specific to application and research projects on the Smart-City Management and Technology (SMT) Major/Track.
Please read this in conjunction with the general IS Project Experience course information page.
Confused? Muddled? Help is at hand! Please drop the SMT Programme Director, Chris Poskitt, an email.
Timeline
Please refer to this page.
SMT Project Types
IS483 - Smart-City Application Project | IS485 - Smart-City Analytical/Research Project | |
---|---|---|
Team Size | 4-6 | 2-3 |
Objective and Scope |
|
|
Pre-requisites |
(*) if the rescheduling of SMT203 from T1 to T2 has impacted your planning, please contact the SMT major Programme Director. |
|
Available Period |
|
|
Faculty Supervisor |
|
|
Project Sponsor |
|
|
Expected Outcomes |
|
|
Multi-Track Application Projects
SMT major/track students may form project teams with students from another IS major track. Please take note of the following:
- Your team may consist of up to two tracks only. For example, you can have an SMT+BA, SMT+DCS, or SMT+FT team, but NOT an SMT+DCS+FT team.
- There must be at least two SMT major/track students in your team.
- There must be at least two students from the other IS major track.
- For the purpose of team formation, SMT major and SMT track students are treated as equivalent.
Acceptance of multi-track project proposals and project grading will be on the basis of required criteria being fulfilled for both the tracks.
Assessment Weightings
The assessment weightings for IS483 and IS485 are available here.
Assessment Details
Assessment Item | IS483 - Smart-City Application Project | IS485 - Smart-City Analytical/Research Project |
---|---|---|
Project Proposal |
|
|
Mid-term Presentation |
|
|
Final Presentation |
|
|
Final Report / Paper |
|
|
Grading templates are available on the course information page.
Document Templates
Project Proposal
- IS483-SMT Application Project Proposal [docx] (updated December 2022)
- IS485-SMT Analytical/Research Project Proposal [docx] (updated August 2022)
Final Report
We recommend* that you write your final report using the IEEE double-column conference paper template. This is available from either of the following links:
- Official Microsoft Word Template: here
- Collaborative Overleaf (LaTeX) Template: here (like Google Docs but for LaTeX!)
There is no strict upper word limit, but concise technical writing is preferred. (FYI: academic publications that use this format rarely exceed 10 pages excluding references/appendices!)
(*) The above template is only a recommendation, and you are free to use any other appropriate template if you prefer. Content is what counts!