Project Name

Index:

Abstract
Calendar
Project Development
Findings and Contributions
Links and References
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Abstract:

What is the project about? Why is it important?

Calendar:

Document dates and content of project meetings and presentations.

Project Development:

While the project is active, describe what problems or decisions you encountered. Document your approach and mistakes you may have made. When the project is finished, preserve this section to document what you did. Projects will be indexed as design projects, or implementation projects, or testing projects, etc. Look at the Europa homepage for the various indexing categories. Many projects will fall into several categories. When appropriate, divide this section into the subsections that treat each of the relevant categories involved in your project.

Findings and Contributions:

When the project is finished, report your findings. What contributions did this project make to the state of the art or the state of knowledge in CIS? What needs did the project satisfy? This would also be a good place to state any future projects related to this one, or that grew out of this one. If the project was abandoned, document why.

Links and References:

This section may not be relevant to all projects, but it can be flexible. For implementation projects, for instance, this section could include a link to the component as it appears in the RESOLVE catalog.

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