Group Project Presentation

1. Presentation By Borcelle Group
GROUP
PROJECT

2. GROUP
MEMBERS
Lars Peeters Bailey Dupont
Meet the
Morgan Maxwell

3. BACKGROUND
Background is the part of a piece of writing, proposal, or
presentation that explains the context or history behind the
topic being discussed. It includes relevant information to
understand why the topic is important or relevant.

4. PROBLEM
FORMULATION
Problem formulation is the process of formulating
a clear and focused statement about the problem
to be solved in a research or project.
This involves identifying specific, relevant, and
significant problems that require solving or
further understanding.

5. PROJECT
GOALS
Project Goals are the goals or results to be achieved
in a project. They provide direction and focus to the
efforts undertaken by the project team. Project
objectives must be specific, measurable,
achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART).

6. (1 week) (2 weeks) (4 weeks) (1 weeks)
PROJECTTIMELINE
PLANNING DESIGN DEVELOPMENT LAUNCHING
Project Timeline is a schedule or time frame that shows the sequence of activities and
time limits for each stage in a project. This includes estimating the time to start and
complete each task, as well as determining dependencies between the activities.
A project timeline helps in planning and managing a project by ensuring
that each step is carried out according to a predetermined schedule.

7. PROJECT
RESULTS
Project Result is the final result or output produced from a project
after it has been completed. This can be a variety of things
depending on the type of project. For example, for a software
development project, the result may be a ready-to-use
application.
For scientific research projects, the result may be a new report or
discovery. It is important to clearly explain and measure project
outcomes in order to evaluate project success and ensure that
project objectives have been achieved.

8. DISCUSSION
The discussion is the part of the report, article, or research that
presents the interpretation, analysis, and explanation of the
results that have been presented in the results section.
The purpose of the discussion section is to provide a deeper
understanding of the importance of the findings, consider the
strengths and weaknesses of the research, and identify
research directions. or further action.
This is an important part of interpreting and understanding the
contribution of the research or project undertaken.

9. PROJECT
DOCUMENTATION

10. THANK
YOU