The submission, length and layout of reports. HTML Report submission You have to turn in your report through Turnitin on the Learn page for your projects course. The deadline for the report is Friday Week 7 of Semester 2 at 12 noon. Group projects: Only the individual who has responsibility for the final submission has to submit an own work declaration [password protected]. There will be a submission box on Learn for you to submit your own work declaration. Individual project and Dissertations: There will be an electronic own work declaration when you submit your project to Turnitin. If you have any further questions please contact: Teaching Programmes Administrator/Course Administrator - Alison Fairgrieve Projects Coordinator - David Siska Length of reports It is recommended that project reports should be restricted in length as follows: Type of project Page limit 20-point individual project 30 20-point group project 50 40-point group project 70 40-point individual project (Any) 50 Please note the following: An excellent project worth first-class marks may well be shorter than this. If your project is likely to be longer than the recommended length, you must discuss the report with your supervisor. The guidelines refer to projects prepared using the standard LaTeX set-up as described below. The guidelines exclude the title page, abstract, declaration, contents, references, figures, tables and computer programs. The guidelines include any appendices. Writing reports Use of LaTeX is compulsory if you studied it in a previous or concurrent mathematics course. You can either copy a sample report from overleaf, or download the project package below. Please use the following set-up within LaTeX: \documentclass[12pt]{report} \usepackage[y4project]{edmaths} Project package (.sty file) [password protected] The style file has to be in the same folder as your tex file. If you are using overleaf, you need to upload the style file to your overleaf account. This article was published on 2025-02-26
HTML Report submission You have to turn in your report through Turnitin on the Learn page for your projects course. The deadline for the report is Friday Week 7 of Semester 2 at 12 noon. Group projects: Only the individual who has responsibility for the final submission has to submit an own work declaration [password protected]. There will be a submission box on Learn for you to submit your own work declaration. Individual project and Dissertations: There will be an electronic own work declaration when you submit your project to Turnitin. If you have any further questions please contact: Teaching Programmes Administrator/Course Administrator - Alison Fairgrieve Projects Coordinator - David Siska Length of reports It is recommended that project reports should be restricted in length as follows: Type of project Page limit 20-point individual project 30 20-point group project 50 40-point group project 70 40-point individual project (Any) 50 Please note the following: An excellent project worth first-class marks may well be shorter than this. If your project is likely to be longer than the recommended length, you must discuss the report with your supervisor. The guidelines refer to projects prepared using the standard LaTeX set-up as described below. The guidelines exclude the title page, abstract, declaration, contents, references, figures, tables and computer programs. The guidelines include any appendices. Writing reports Use of LaTeX is compulsory if you studied it in a previous or concurrent mathematics course. You can either copy a sample report from overleaf, or download the project package below. Please use the following set-up within LaTeX: \documentclass[12pt]{report} \usepackage[y4project]{edmaths} Project package (.sty file) [password protected] The style file has to be in the same folder as your tex file. If you are using overleaf, you need to upload the style file to your overleaf account.
