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'''Additional note:''' after acceptance of the project proposal, Type 1 and Type 2 students will need to bid for '''IS483''' ('''not''' SMT483) during BOSS2, and they should bid only '''e$10'''. If there is insufficient e$ balance in a student's account, they will not be able to enroll in IS483 even if their team's proposal is accepted.
 
  
 
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=SMT Project Types=

Revision as of 17:51, 29 October 2022

Important Note – Please Read

From AY2022-23 Term 2 onwards, we will be migrating to the IS483 wiki. Students taking this course from Term 2 onwards should refer to this page.

Timeline (for AY2022 Term 1 students only)

Remaining activities for the current term (AY2022 Term1)

Activities Timeline Tasks Action by
Finals Week 13 to 16
  • Presentation
  • Report
Students, Supervisor, SMT Programme Director, Sponsor

SMT Project Types

  • AY2022/23 Term 2 students onwards should refer to this page.

Assessment Weightages

Assessment Item(s) Weightage (%)
Type I - Application Project Type II - Smart City Analytical/ Research Project
Project Proposal 10 10
Mid-term presentation* 20 30
Final Presentation 40 20
Final Report 30 40
Total 100 100

(*) If needed, Type II projects may optionally complement their midterm presentation with a midterm report (discuss with your supervisor).

Assessment Details

Assessment Item Type I - Application Project Type II - Smart City Analytical/Research Project
Project Proposal
  • Clarity of project
  • Project plan and schedule
  • Benefits to society


  • Clarity of project
  • Project plan and schedule
  • Benefits to society
  • Description of available data
Mid-term Presentation
  • Project management
  • Quality of project, including demo


  • Project management
  • Literature survey
  • Preliminary findings
Final Presentation
  • Motivation and solution approach
  • Project management
  • Demonstration of product
  • Reflections and learning outcomes
  • Motivation and solution approach
  • Project management
  • Research / analysis findings
  • Reflections and learning outcomes
Final Report
  • Evidence of successfully achieving project deliverables
  • Solution design
  • Testing plan and results
  • Potential for positive societal impact
  • Evidence of successfully achieving project deliverables
  • Quality of research design and overall results
  • Literature review/comparison
  • Potential for positive societal impact

Document Templates

Project Proposal

  • AY2022/23 Term 2 students onwards should refer to this page.

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

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 (see, for example, the reports of previous projects). Content is what counts!