Project brief template The project brief is a document upon which the full Project Proposal and Plan will be based. About me: Who are you? What do you do? What is your Experience and Interest in this Project? Project Title: Blog Site Address: Project Problem Domain: Why are you doing this? Is the Key Research Question ready? Background/Context/Description: Workplace or personal project? Project Aim/Objectives: Scope:(detailed list of everything this project is expected to deliver.) Not in scope: (use this section to define the what is out of scope e.g. you are researching the user experiences with a web app tool but don’t want to use a phone app for testing.) Deliverables/Outcomes: Resources: Project Blog Setup Your Project Blog is required for this task and later assessment task. The blog will store entries made by you throughout the subject and to document the project stages and milestones, seminar notes and other important notes. Your local lecturer may advise on a suitable alternative process if studying on-campus. You can use CSU's Thinkspace site at http://thinkspace.csu.edu.au/ (use your CSU Login ID) or a blog site of your own choice. CSU Thinkspace is recommended or else Wordpress, Google's Blogger  are common blogging systems, but you may also have your own favourite site to use. Choose and develop a limited blogger profile and enter a suitable TITLE for your blog (e.g. Joe’s Wireless Technology Project) – not your full name. For WEB ADDRESS - use your student number as your account name (URL) or other unique identifier. Make a first post - a short introduction about you and the project - remember to save, then Publish the blog entry. Check with a friend or family member to ensure that he/she can see your first posting. This is also to check you have the right URL to include in this proposal and plan for your project. Post a copy of the BLOG address to to the DISCUSSION FORUM in order to share with others and to demonstrate that you are underway in the subject.

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