Master's 2010 Final Project Showcase
Final projects are the culmination of the students' two years of work in the School of Information's Master's program. The Class of 2010 will present their final projects in three tracks: User-Centered Design; Information System Design; and Information Research & Analysis. Some projects are prototype information systems, some are written theses, and all are innovative.
Schedule
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4:00 pm |
Showcase of all presentations |
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Reception, with hors d'oeuvres, drinks, and an opportunity to talk further with the members of the project teams |
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5:00 - 8:10 pm |
Full, twenty-five minute project presentations, in three tracks |
Each project track will be judged by an invited panel of professionals from outside of the School of Information who will select one outstanding project within each track for a James R. Chen Award, as well as up to two honorable mentions. Awards will be announced during Commencement on May 15.
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More information
- Master's Project Overview
- 2010 Master's Project Descriptions
- Judging Guidelines
- 2010 Judges
- For students: Uploading Project Deliverables (requires password)
