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RESEARCH PROJECT

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ABCT4770abctFaculty of Science6 credits

RESEARCH PROJECT

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Course Code

ABCT4770

Course Name

RESEARCH PROJECT

Department

abct

School ID

polyu

Faculty

Faculty of Science

Credits

6 credits

Level

4

课程简介

/ Indicative Syllabus A theoretical and/or experimental investigation of a fundamental or practical problem in chemical technology. The investigation should include a significant research element.

目标

The research project is related to the programme of study covered by the Course. The aims of the research project are to promote independent and creative thinking, and to train students to develop the academic and practical skills to define, investigate, analyses and solve a scientific/technical problem. The project may involve a theoretical and/or experimental investigation of a fundamental or practical problem in chemical technology.

先修要求

All Level 1 to Level 3 core compulsory subjects

Teaching Pattern

Methodology The project may involve a theoretical and/or experimental investigation of a fundamental or practical problem in chemical technology. The project could be fundamental studies on chemical compounds, development of experimental methods/products/equipment, design and evaluation of chemical processes, and feasibility study/survey on the marketing of chemical products. Each student registered in the project will have a project supervisor, who is normally a member of the academic staff. With guidance from the project supervisor, each student is going to choose and propose his/her own project theme. The supervisor’s major role is to provide advice and guidance to the student throughout the development of the project. However, the supervisor shall make sure that the guidance leaves the student ample scope to demonstrate initiative for thinking and working independently and creatively. Each student is required to submit a proposal, a final written report and to deliver an oral presentation. -- 1 of 3 --