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sponsored projects compared to industrysponsored projects, and if student and team performance and satisfaction is similar between thethree project sources. Student interest is measured using the results from the Project RankingSurvey (PR Survey). Student and team performance are measured using their grades and theevaluations by the coaches. Student satisfaction is measured using the results of the TCPevaluations (Team, Coach & Program). Use of this data for the study was approved by the UFInstitutional Review Board.Students receive the PR Survey on the first day of class, during which the faculty advisor (coach)for each project gives a pitch presentation of their one or two projects, followed by a short Q&Asession. The presentations use a
unique, 8 new Total 240 56 30On the first day of class, the faculty advisor for each project gives a pitch presentation of theirone or two projects, followed by a short Q&A session. The presentations use a standard template,and coaches do not compare projects or suggest unique workload expectations. The standardtemplate of the pitch presentation slides with a pseudo-example is illustrated in Figure 1. Eachproject pitch slide is encoded with a set of descriptive Engineering Keywords specific to theproject. “Engineering Keywords” are defined as words related to engineering theories,technologies and skills related to executing engineering tasks. The authors of this study
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