Project

Recommended Prerequisites

The knowledge acquired resulting from the approval in 60 credits of the Credit Units that constitute the academic part of the Master Degree.

Teaching Methods

Prior elaboration of the Work Plan, as a reference document that allows to fix the project theme and will be the central point in the discussion with the Advisor, constituting the first moment of approach to the object of study and clarification of the objectives of the project.

Autonomous work of the student under the supervision of the supervisors

Learning Outcomes

Development of an original academic work of applied scope that integrates the skills and knowledge acquired during the course with a view to presenting solutions or recommendations on practical problems. It may arise as a result of the need to respond to practical problems with which the student is faced in the scope of his professional activity.

Skills to be developed: Ability to manage, organize and plan the information; Capacity for analysis, synthesis and critical reasoning; Ability to solve problems and present solutions; Communication capacity; Ability to investigate; Autonomous learning and oral and written communication skills; Capacity for initiative and entrepreneurship, Ability to adapt to new situations

Work Placement(s)

No

Syllabus

Typically the selection of a Project will result from the need to respond to practical problems that the student encounters in a professional environment. Supervision of the Project work will always be the responsibility of a DCT-FCTUC professor or researcher. There may be another external advisor, and you should be a doctorate or merit project specialist recognized as such by the Scientific Committee-DCT based on your curriculum analysis. The proposal of the project theme should include: Title; Advisor (s); Goals; bibliography, etc .; Comments.

Assessment Methods

Assessment
Other: 100.0%

Bibliography

Livros e artigos científicos de revistas, conferências, etc., em função do tema da tese.| Books and scientific papers from jounals, conferences, etc., depending on the theme of the thesis.