each ‘deliverable’; each document or presentation that would be evaluated. ProfessorO___ noted that during his time as a coach, this format left students focusing on eachindividual deliverable but overlooking the project as a whole. Professor O___’s solutionwas a document that gave a project overview, and then individual documents for eachdeliverable. Page 15.1209.6Several formats for the overview were considered, with various level of detail. Oneimportant element that all team members agreed upon was the necessity of anintroduction that linked the project to ‘real world’ work, giving students an understandingof the usefulness of the projects. In
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