Graham Kendall

Undergraduate Third Year Projects

Please note that I have no more capacity to supervise any more students for the 2008/2009 session.

Introduction

Via this section of my web site you can access various information to do with third year, undergraduate dissertations.
In the School of Computer Science & IT at The University of Nottingham each third year student has to do a third year dissertation. This is a substantial peice of work which accounts for one third of their marks for the final year.
In some cases, depending on the degree, it can account for one sixth of the final year marks. This is the case with some joint honours students.

Via this page, you can find the following information.

• Details of Current and Past Projects (includes downloadable dissertations)

• Finding and starting your project

• Advice on producing your dissertation

• A List of Ideas for Future Projects

If you are inteested in me supervising your project then please EMAIL me with your idea and a brief outline of the project. At the moment we (that is the lecturers in the School of Computer Science & IT) supervise about ten students per year and places fill up quickly. Therefore, it is worth getting your supervision sorted out early (certainly before the summer break).

Links

• University of Nottingham
• Computer Science Home Page
• Automated Scheduling and Planning (ASAP) Research Group

Last Updated 5th June 2001