EE4013/4023 Senior Thesis

Winter 2005 Thesis Topic Selection Form

The Winter 2005 Thesis Topics have been proposed by various faculty members in the Department of Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Software Engineering. Students considering the thesis course should carefully read the list to find topics of interest to them. Subsequently, the faculty member involved should be consulted to determine the full details of the described project.

Students must select (3) three topics from the Winter 2005 Thesis Topics Selection List and list them in order of preference.  Incomplete forms will NOT be assessed by the Undergraduate Thesis Examining Board (UTEB).  Signatures of the supervisors will no longer be required, however, it is assumed that you understand the scope of the project either through discussion (by meeting, email, or phone) with the supervisor or that you have some knowledge of this particular area of study.

The final allocation of topics to students will be done by the UTEB 'in consultation' with the supervisors.  Every effort will be made to accommodate your preferences while assuring that each student (local or PEP/Co-op) gets a fair chance, however, not everyone will get a project they have requested. Students who do not turn in the forms on time will have to be content with the project assigned to them.  Once the topics are assigned, Shelley will notify both the student and the faculty of their allotment by email.  It is then up to the student to contact their supervisor to begin work.

Many topics are for one, two or more students.  It is helpful if you select your own partner but professors may be able to make suggestions of others interested in the topic, and the UTEB Committee may also assign students to work together.  The UTEB reserves the right to assign any project to any student as it sees fit.

Please submit your COMPLETED (3 topics) Thesis Selection Form (below) to Shelley in the ECE Office (Room D36)/ fax to (506) 453-3589 or email to ugradece@unb.ca.

There are normally no classes for the Thesis course, though you may be asked, from time to time, to attend an information session. The course delivery for EE4013/23 is through this web page.

Please follow the Important Dates & Grading Scheme and all other links posted on the web page.

THESIS PROJECT SELECTION FORM

Student ID#:     Student Name(s):   Student ID#:     Partner:                      Term:

 

Topics in Order of Preference: 1.      Supervisor:   2.      Supervisor:   3.      Supervisor:   Additional Comments:

Thank you for your information.

Please send comments or questions to Shelley Cormier:  ugradece@unb.ca