Required

Project Plan – an outline that defines what is to be accomplished by the project team and the initial roles and responsibilities for each team member.

Midterm Reviews – 10-minute, fast-paced presentations intended to be highly interactive and encourage technical information exchange that can elevate all IPRO teams engaged in similar investigations.

Ethics Reflective Report – an individual report written by each team member that discusses two ethical dilemmas: one internal and one external to the team.

Abstract/Brochure – a one-page summary of the project accompanied with images related to the project or the team.

Poster – a visual aid for IPRO Day exhibits that displays graphs, charts and information about the project.

Final Presentation – a 20-minute presentation with slides and other visual aids that reports on work completed by the team (delivered during IPRO Day).

Final Project Report -  a written summary of the project work completed by the team. (Can also be a grant report or business plan depending on the project topic.)

Optional

Peer Reviews – online surveys through which students can rate their peers on 20 different rubrics.

Meeting Minutes – reflect the topics discussed, the critical decisions made, and the tasks accomplished in the meeting.

Individual Reports – a write-up about the student’s personal goals, achievements, and opinions on their projects.

Website – a public record of the team’s accomplishments by representing the heart of the project and the significant technical challenges to create and maintain it.

Work Product CD – contains all of the work product that was produced by the team in addition to the deliverables, i.e. survey and focus group results, correspondence with consultants and/or sponsors, etc.