PPE in the workplace

In consultation with the project advisor, students will propose, conduct, and report a major project that demonstrates the application of knowledge and skills gained through their program of study. The academic advisor can assign a project. A project that was used to earn credit in the undergraduate program cannot be used to meet the requirements for this class unless a substantive addition has been made to the undergraduate-level project. The final project report should generally contain the following sections:

Title Page
The name of the student must appear in the same form as he or she is registered at the University. The date on the title page must indicate the month and year that the student will receive the degree.
Table of Contents
The titles of parts, sections, or chapters and their principal subdivisions are listed and must be worded exactly as they appear in the body of the project report.

Abstract
The abstract is a summary of the report that aims to persuade readers and entice them to read the full document. It should contain a rationale or justification for the project. Generally, a brief account of the purpose, need, and significance of the investigation is given. The objectives must be clear and concise. The Abstract should provide a clear statement of the problem, the approach or solution, and point out major findings and conclusions. The abstract should not exceed 250 words.

Introduction
The specific purpose and objectives of the project must be clearly stated and unambiguous, containing sufficient detail to serve as a specific guide to the project.