None.

Supervisor, library, computing facilities, Internet.
In some cases access to experts, experimental and other facilities in sponsoring company.

To be recommended on an individual basis by the supervisor.

100% coursework comprising of:-

Learning contract 20% (learning outcomes 1 to 2)
Written critical literature review and project management 50%, (7,500 words), (learning outcomes 2, 3 and 4)
Presentation 10% (learning outcomes 3 and 4)
Interview 20% (learning outcomes 1, 2, 3 and 4)

Exposure to a range of project management techniques, which will enable the student to successfully manage complex technical projects.
Application of a range of project management techniques to formulate a comprehensive work plan for the student's entire course.
Exposure to a broad range of fundamental technical issues which underpin the chosen field of study.
Oral and written presentation skills training by self-managed study of a range of instructional videos and publications.
Use of oral, written, and electronic communication to find information and to explain, appraise, debate, and present complex issued relating to (1) project management techniques and (2) the technical literature within the chosen field of study.

Directed reading and learning, possibly supplemented by class attendance.
Information gathering (Internet, books, technical articles, company literature, etc.)
Discussions with experts in Industry and University.
Use of existing software packages (business, word-processing, database, project scheduling, etc.)
Report writing, incl. feedback on drafts.
Preparation of oral presentation.
Presentation and defence of work at seminar.