- Project Types
  - Group Projects
  - Budget
  - Dead Lines
  - Assessment
  - Early Allocation
  - Student-Proposed Projects

Group projects (up to 4 students) are encouraged as this allows for a project of wider scope and gives the student experience with working in a team. It is important that a group project contains well defined separate tasks so that each student can be assessed individually. The ability of the group to work together in a team will be one of the components of the assessment, and may be an important factor in the success of the project.

Group presentations
Each group member will present their own work and not the work of other members of the group. However, one or more students should present also the overview and results of the project.

Group reports
In group projects, the project report is a group effort that yields a single document. It is the responsibility of every member of the group to ensure that this group effort is successful and handed in by the dead line. While there will naturally be parts of the report that are common to all, specific work done by each student must be prepared in separate sections and clearly indicated with the name of the student.