specification, the artefact will be used to answer the academic question. You should provide a justification of tools and techniques used throughout the project. To pass the Module a Student MUST meet the requirements of the BCS (The Chartered Institute of IT), see details below. The project must: be practical and problem solving in nature; include an artefact; include the development cycle, including testing; justify development tools and techniques; be related to your course of study; no resit for BCS but is acceptable to pass the module. You will also be required to include additional relevant supporting work to demonstrate the quality/accuracy of the work produced, to validate/test what has been discovered and to demonstrate understanding. You are required to produce a report of the work carried out. The report is to act as a container for all the work carried out on the project. The report must include: a Literature review, details of the artefact produced, address the academic question, other relevant supporting work, conclusions, and critical evaluation of all work carried out, further details can be found in the project lectures and in the Project Handbook. Project management skills must be demonstrated throughout the project. You are expected to attend all supervised sessions with your supervisor. This will enable your supervisor to monitor progress on the project. You are also expected to produce a plan for your project in the form of a Gantt chart and show you progress on the project. Finally, you should meet all milestones, as specified on Canvas