Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) EM/CEM 599 Announcements |
1 | Shall we contact the advisor once we finish the proposal or prior to finish? |
| Definitely before writing up your proposal. You need to have a small chat with a CEM faculty as this will help you to polish out your intended subject/ topic and state out your research question. More importantly, draw a contour line on your scope of work. This is very important instead been surfaced out unwittingly through endless ocean of thoughts. You may have this chat with more than one faculty. |
2 | The deadline for submitting the proposal is end of week 14 or 13? |
| Sunday of the 14th week. Failing to meet the deadline will may affect your chances to pass the course. |
3 | Is it mandatory to stick to the proposal during the Master report or it could be changed based on the circumstances? |
| It is not a must, but we don't want a proposal submission that is not serious. You need to do your exercise to prepare a decent research proposal resonating along with the delivered material in EM/CEM 599. |
4 | In the proposal, we are required to present only the introduction, literature review and references? Any additional requirements? |
| Proposal key titles: Introduction, Methodology, and References. Literature review may be as a separated title or may be embedded in the introduction part. |
5 | What will happen if I don't advisor's Consent? |
| You need to check with all CEM faculty members. If you don't get a reply through email. You may approach them over phone. If all your attempts didn't work, then contact the CEM 599 instructor. Failing to get the consent will be considered as the student didn't complete the EM/CEM 599 requirements. |
6 | I'm already registered with EM/CEM 600 in this semester. Do I still need to bring advisors consent and upload the proposal? |
| Yes, you have to upload the consent form filled with your details with a proof of having the EM/CEM 600 registered (you can get it from the registrar portal). You can upload also the full EM/CEM 600 report as you proposal. |