week1 intro

1. What is the main focus of the PRO6000 unit?

• Skill development over content
• Content memorization
• Practical work experience
• Peer collaboration

2. Which two units comprise the research project sequence in PRO6000?

• PRO6000 and WRS6000
• PRO6000 and PRO6110
• PRO5000 and PRO6000
• PRO6110 and WRS6000

3. How is the research project in PRO6000 conducted?

• In groups
• Individually under supervision
• Without supervision
• In partnership with industry

4. What type of projects are included in the mini-project?

• Literature review and experimental design
• Pilot study and tool validation
• Systematic literature review
• All of the above

5. What is the recommended class timing for on-campus workshops?

• Tuesdays 10am-1pm
• Wednesdays 9.30am-12.30pm
• Thursdays 2pm-5pm
• Fridays 9am-12pm

6. Where can online virtual class sessions be accessed?

• Via email
• On the university website
• Via TEAMS on CANVAS
• Through postal mail

7. What is the purpose of a narrative literature review in the PRO6000 unit?

• To provide a summary of the topic
• To justify the research project
• To critique existing research
• To outline the research methodology

8. What is the maximum length for Assignment 1 – Narrative Review of the Literature?

• 2000 words
• 2500 words
• 3000 words
• 3500 words

9. What role do supervisors play in the research project?

• Execute the project work
• Provide guidance and advice
• Grade assignments
• Provide financial support

10. How is the research proposal submitted in PRO6000?

• Via email
• In a printed copy
• Through the PRO6000 CANVAS platform
• Directly to the supervisor