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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ජොසී" data-source="post: 18219949" data-attributes="member: 510387">BCS Professional ProjectPurpose of the BCS Project The purpose of the Professional Project at Diploma and at Professional Graduate Diploma levels is to demonstrate an appropriate level of professional competence in the development of a suitable computer based system. To demonstrate this fully, the project must be “real” in the sense that the end product can be used to do a real job for users other than the author. A development for use by the candidate alone, a collection of course exercises, a literature search, or a descriptive evaluation is unacceptable. If possible, the project should come from the candidate’s normal work.All Professional Projects will be expected to demonstrate that the work undertaken is of professional quality and value to the customer. If the project contains confidential material,the candidate is invited to contact the HEQ office for advice. It is mandatory that you submit a project proposal so that the examiners can comment on the suitability of the work proposed.Purpose of the project proposalThe purpose of the proposal for the Professional Project at Diploma and at Professional Graduate Diploma levels is to set up a framework to enable the project work to be managed, achieved and documented efficiently and successfully. It should be constructed so that the prospective project work may be assessed in advance for fitness; and so that advice may be given to enable that fitness to be achieved and maintained. While the proposal is being constructed, pay close attention to the guidelines for the Professional Project so that you understand the requirements for the final submission. You will need to provide enough information to show how those requirements are to be met. If in any doubt, consult your authenticator for assistance in this aspect.Structure of the project proposalThe project proposal should convey to the examiners the nature of both the product itself and the process by which it will be produced. The proposal should include: • Identification - a working title, whether the submission is at Diploma or at Professional Graduate Diploma level, together with your name and membership number. Similar details should be given for the project’s authenticator and for the project supervisor and/or a client, where relevant. • Background - a short overview, with aims of the project, and any external involvement, such as an employer. A brief appreciation of why you chose this project work, and where the deliverables might be used in the future. • Objectives - what you expect to attain, which can be measured. Project deliverables should be included here. • Scope and approach - the boundaries of the work – items that are expected to be covered, and those parts beyond the project’s expectation. The approaches to project management, analysis and design, implementation and testing may be described here. Also include here how the work will be shown to be fit for its intended purpose. • Group work (applies ONLY to Diploma level work) - whether the work is to be an individual submission, or the work is to be undertaken as part of a group. • Milestones - an overview of the expected timescale. The above list does not imply that a particular method or approach has to be adopted. Any professional approach is acceptable but the proposal should address the above issues. Other aspects, such as likely resources and expected risks, might also form part of the proposal. Remember that the proposal should not exceed 500 words in length: this guideline should be sufficient to enable enough detail to be given without including superfluous material.</blockquote>

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