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Panelling Guide (Proposal)
Panelling Guide (Proposal)
Proposal Defense
Introduction
Checking of compliance with defense requirements
Panelists shall be introduced by the Coordinator
The grading system shall be introduced and emphasized
The panel shall state: “If you have any questions, you may ask. If none, you may proceed.”
Presentation
Panelists should give constructive criticisms to further improve the presentation of the group
The panelists may state the Strong Points and Weak Points of the individual presentations
Comments and revisions for documentation/presentation
Panelists shall have no questions to be asked during this phase. All shall be only notes and reminders for
the comments stated in the documentation.
Questions and clarifications
Existing system
Current state and transactions
Clarify Step-by-step procedures
Identified problems
Clarify the identified difficulties according to data gathering
Proposed solutions
Clarify the proposed solutions according to investigations and gathered data
Checking of available modules according to minimum requirements per system
Confirm present modules in the proposed system (this is merely a Yes/No question)
Deliberation with the committee
Verdicts (System-based assessment)
Minor Revisions (Design is Correct and Minimum System Errors)
Major Revisions (Design is Correct but System Functions need revisions, and vice-versa)
Re-defense (Design is incomplete; System Functions are incomplete)
Failed (Design is inappropriate, System functions are below 30%, Pre-Made or Downloaded, or
prove that the presented system is made by someone not part of the project group)
INC/Waiver
Considerations
Consolidation of Revisions and Grade Sheets
The revisions list is the requirement for the Paneling Fee and must be presented on or before one (1) day
after the defense schedule
Consolidated Revisions List and Grades shall be the requirement for the Coordinator (All revisions lists,
verdicts, recommendations per group, and defense grades must be submitted on or before three (3)
days after the defense schedule.
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