The document provides guidance for developing a project proposal, outlining that the proposal should clearly describe the project goals, methodology, assessment work, and a schedule to complete the project within the required study hours. It also includes examples of developing a timeline to allocate sufficient hours each day and week to complete 680 study hours over the course of the project period.

1. the beginning of the end
Now this is not the end. It is not even
the beginning of the end. but it is,
perhaps, the end of the beginning.
Churchill

2. finish your research report

3. plan the rest of the year

4. research testing sampling designing finished pieces

5. Proposal
what are you going to do?
why are you doing it?
consider connections you have made and
want to make.
what is your vision for the future - what will
you do next?

6. Proposal
What are you proposing to do?
Be clear and precise about what it is that you are planning to do.
What you would like to study?
What you would like to produce?
What you would like to achieve?
Is it achievable?

7. Proposal
How?
State clearly how you will achieve your intentions.
This may also refer to how you plan to present your work for
assessment.

8. Proposal
Assessment Work
Describe the work you intend to produce for assessment and how it
relates to the assessment requirements.
Be as clear as possible about how and what you plan to present.
What form will it take? Although the amount of work involved should
clearly equate to the number of study hours for the unit, this should
be quality work and not just quantity.

9. Proposal
Schedule of Work
You must devise a schedule of work clearly indicating how you plan
to use your time while doing this work so that you can meet the
deadline.
Your schedule of work is important, as it will tell you and your tutors
whether what you plan to do is feasible in the time available.

10. are you working enough?

11. Course: BA (Hons) Textiles
Year: Three
Unit: BA8: Final Project 2
Project Title
Resolution, consolidation, innovation
Project 1 of 1 within this unit
Start Date: 10/12/12
Study Hours: 680
Submission Dates: 25/01/13 Research Report
19/04/13 Extended Research Report ( if applicable)
17/05/13 Studio practice

12. Course: BA (Hons) Textiles
Year: Three
Unit: BA8: Final Project 2
Project Title
Resolution, consolidation, innovation
Project 1 of 1 within this unit
Start Date: 10/12/12
Study Hours: 680
Submission Dates: 25/01/13 Research Report
19/04/13 Extended Research Report ( if applicable)
17/05/13 Studio practice

13. Course: BA (Hons) Textiles
680
Year: Three
Unit: BA8: Final Project 2
Project Title
Resolution, consolidation, innovation
Project 1 of 1 within this unit
Start Date: 10/12/12
Study Hours: 680
Submission Dates: 25/01/13 Research Report
19/04/13 Extended Research Report ( if applicable)
17/05/13 Studio practice

14. so – some working examples
Hand in - 17/05/13 Studio practice = 161 days
23 weeks = 161 days – weekends = 115 days
5.9 hours a day for 115 days is 680 hours
4.2 hours a day for 161 days is 680 hours
5 hours a day for 136 days is 680 hours
6 hours a day for 113 days is 680 hours
7 hours a day for 97 days is 680 hours
8 hours a day for 85 days is 680 hours

15. timetable
activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Research
Testing
Sampling
Final pieces
Creating
presentation
reflection
Mid show
Show work
Final show

16. materials ambition -
what are you going
to do?
title
processes context
description of
what you are audience
interested in.
who are you what do you
looking at? want at the end?

17. peer assessment
• How to build peer assessment
• Criteria

18. Project groups
groups
A+B
C+D
E+F
G+H
I+J
L+K
M+N
O+P+Q

19. Project outline

20. Project outline
• You can approach this one week task from any
angle.
• As individuals you must work out what your
strengths are and use these within the group.
• As a group you must define your own
parameters and notions of success.

21. Requirements
As a group your body of work will include
(minimum).
• primary research
• to include examples of appropriate market
research for the work and the theme.

22. Requirements
As a group your body of work will include
(minimum).
• Initial ideas
• at least 100.

23. Requirements
As a group your body of work will include
(minimum).
• samples/sampling
• which shows evidence of skills, knowledge of
process’s alongside coherent and rigorous
thinking and reflection.

24. Requirements
As a group your body of work will include
(minimum).
• final work (minimum)
• 4 completed pieces that work as a collection.
• 3 colour-ways or variations for each piece
submitted.
• 1 in-situ to scale contextual modelling for one
of the designs submitted.
• 1 ‘storyboard’ to include the development of
your work and appropriate market research.

25. • 3 criteria for measuring outcomes with
outlines for measuring the level of activity.
excellent good ok bad
Criteria 1
outline
Criteria 2
outline
Criteria 3
outline