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 ====== Final Year Project Wiki ======
-This is a collection of guides and instructions for preparing and submitting the final year project deliverables. We in general refer to the project you are doing in your last year of study as final year project. This also includes the dissertation for the mater degrees.
+This is a collection of guides and instructions for preparing and submitting the final year project deliverables. We refer to the project you are working on in your last year of study as final year project, which also includes the dissertation for the master degrees.
-Depending on your degree programme the requirements are slightly  different. This wiki covers all final year projects at computer science, so please choose the correct main page from the list below, depending on the project module you are taking.
+This wiki covers all final year projects at computer science. Please choose the main page from the list below, depending on the project module you are taking to get started, as each of the modules have different requirements and deliverables.
-  * [[Large One Term Individual Project 2013/14]] for module CM3203;
+  * [[CM3203]] – One Semester Individual Project, 40 credits;
-  * [[Large Two Term Individual Project 2013/14]] for modules CM0343, CM3304;
+  * [[CM3304]] – Two Semester Individual Project, 40 credits;
-  * [[Small Two Term Individual Project 2013/14]] for modules CM0300, CM0333, CM3303;
+  * [[CM3303]] – Two Semester Individual Project, 30 credits;
-  * [[Software Engineering Project]] for module CM3301 (contact FC Langbein for details for now);
+  * [[CM3302]] - Two Semester Individual Project, 20 credits;
-  * [[Masters Dissertation]] for Masters degree project modules CMT400, CMT636.
+  * [[CM3301]] – Software Engineering Project, 40 credits;
+  * [[Masters Dissertation]] - all master degree projects.
-The links above contain links to all the relevant information for these modules.
+This information is updated over time, so please check this site regularly and whenever you have a question about your final year project. You can also subscribe to an [[https://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/PATS2/wiki/feed.php|RSS]] feed to keep up to date.
-The information here is expanded over time, so please check regularly for any updates (you can also subscribe to an [[https://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/PATS2/wiki/feed.php|RSS]] feed to keep up to date). Important updates will also be announced by e-mail, either via the COMSC student and staff e-mail lists or directly to your e-mail address of your PATS account. Some of these e-mails may be automated by the PATS2 bot, especially about missed or close deadlines.
+Important updates will also be announced by e-mail, either via the relevant computer science student and staff e-mail lists or directly to your e-mail address listed for your PATS account. Some of these e-mails may be automated by the PATS bot, especially about missed or close deadlines. So please make sure you check your e-mail regularly and ensure your PATS e-mail is correct.
-====== Contact ======
+===== Project Archive =====
-We hope you will find this information to be of value in completing your project. If you have any comments, or wish to suggest good sources of advice that you have found, please let your project supervisor or the project coordinator know so that we can update these guidelines.
+Previous projects published are available under the Archives section of PATS. Note that these projects may not have been executed under the same requirements than your project, but they can still help you to get an idea of what a project could look like.
-Project coordinators are
+===== Discussion =====
+At the bottom of each wiki page you find a discussion section where you can leave any comments, suggestions or question relating to the page content, if you are logged into your PATS account. This feature is intended for general comments and discussions. We cannot scan all pages for comments and issues quickly, so if it is something urgent or important please e-mail your supervisor or project coordinator instead.
+===== Contact =====
+We hope you will find this information to be of value in completing your project. If you have any comments, or wish to suggest good sources of advice that you have found, please let your project supervisor or the project coordinator know so that we can update these guidelines.
-  * [[http://www.langbein.org/|Frank C Langbein]] at [[mailto:LangbeinFC@cf.ac.uk|LangbeinFC@cf.ac.uk]] (large and small individual project and PATS);
+The project coordinators are
-  * [[http://users.cs.cf.ac.uk/Paul.Rosin/|Paul L Rosin]] at  [[mailto:Paul.Rosin@cs.cf.ac.uk|Paul.Rosin@cs.cf.ac.uk]] (masters dissertation).
+  * [[http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/contactsandpeople/staffpage.php?emailname=F.C.Langbein|Frank C Langbein]] at [[LangbeinFC@cf.ac.uk|LangbeinFC@cf.ac.uk]] for undergraduate projects;
+  * [[http://www.bdeng.me|Bailin Deng]] at  [[mailto:DengB3@cardiff.ac.uk|DengB3@cardiff.ac.uk]] for master degree projects.

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