S5 Supervised Projects

Students will be required to conduct a literature review on a topic of their choice, which must be approved by the course instructors. Under the guidance of a faculty member, students must address the research question they have identified through an analysis of the available literature. They must provide a review of the current state of the art in their field, identifying areas of uncertainty, controversy, and unresolved questions. They must conduct a genuine critical scientific analysis of the available literature, rather than merely summarizing it. They must adhere to the conventions for writing a scientific article, including citing sources, synthesizing information through illustrations, framing the research question, and synthesizing scientific results.

- Be able to conduct an effective literature review and summarize its key points;

- Respond to pedagogical and/or scientific criticism;

- Be able to write and illustrate scientific reports without plagiarizing;

- Be able to prepare written reports or other instructional materials and present them orally in a convincing manner

- Work in collaboration with a research advisor

All the material covered in L1 and L2

100% CC

Students must submit a literature review in the form of a written thesis, which will be graded by two evaluators (60% of the continuous assessment grade), and they must create a poster based on their work, which they will present orally (40% of the continuous assessment grade).