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Structure of The Professional Application Project

This document provides a structure for a professional application project that includes 12 sections: title, background, problem definition, professional justification, objective, tools, activity schedule, development, evaluation, conclusions, recommendations, and bibliographic references. The goal is to clearly and precisely describe what is desired to be achieved with the project and explain why the proposed alternative is the most optimal to solve the identified problem and its importance for.

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Structure of The Professional Application Project

This document provides a structure for a professional application project that includes 12 sections: title, background, problem definition, professional justification, objective, tools, activity schedule, development, evaluation, conclusions, recommendations, and bibliographic references. The goal is to clearly and precisely describe what is desired to be achieved with the project and explain why the proposed alternative is the most optimal to solve the identified problem and its importance for.

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STRUCTURE OF THE PROFESSIONAL APPLICATION PROJECT

1. PROJECT TITLE
Project Title Name.
2. FOUNDATION
In the foundation or justification of the project, we will explain why it is.
It is necessary to carry out precisely that project and not another, why such an alternative

(according to our assessment) is the most optimal regarding the situations


that we need to face. Apply a constructivist method.
3. DEFINITION OF THE PROBLEM
Clearly define what the problem is that needs to be solved, using the
various computer tools used in the Computer Science course.
4. PROFESSIONAL JUSTIFICATION
Define the importance that the project represents in the application of your career.
professional.
5. PROJECT OBJECTIVE
The objective of the project is the clear and precise description of what
the goal of the project is to be achieved.
6. TOOLS
Describe the computer tools that were used and their application.
7. SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
Develop a program of the activities to be carried out.
8. DEVELOPMENT
Sequence of steps or processes for solving the problem.
9. EVALUATION
The project will be assessed based on the minimum competencies and achievements.
defined in the syllabus for each level; for which each working team
you should develop an evaluation matrix or checklist, with the purpose of
to carry out a homogeneous evaluation by all teachers.
It is suggested to include the following evaluation criteria:
Punctuality in the delivery of progress.
Quality in the presentation of the same.
Order and neatness in the presentation of the work
Conceptual clarity reflected in the project's process and outcome.
Precision in the development of applications, based on optimal management of the
computer tools.
10. CONCLUSIONS
Description of the results and conclusions obtained with the development of
project.
11. RECOMMENDATIONS
12. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES

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