All projects and research topics must be initially documented in a project proposal. The document should be concise (approx. three pages in length, double spaced) and include the following:

(professor notes) – I need to have 3 case studies to talk about in the research paper at least so the use these links for information and others if needed

(http://sine.ni.com/cs/app/doc/p/id/cs-17466#

https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2015-hospital-h…

https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/it/fda-a-toothles…

https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/it/lawmakers-to-r…

https://electronichealthreporter.com/three-steps-h…

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/d98f/2a7857ffbd0c…

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumb…) .. all these links is what I found please find your own and espaciily 3 main case studies to talk about

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Objective

Project Plan (including schedule)

Literature Overview

Likely Outcome

Relationship to my IT program

Objective: The objective is limited to one paragraph that succinctly describes the scope of the selected project. Students must discuss the planned project with their supervising faculty member before hand to ensure that the project is appropriate.

Project Plan: The Project Plan should be as detailed as possible, and include estimates for the level of effort required in each task. The student will not be held to the project plan, but the goal is to make sure that all the tasks are defined and that an assessment of the level of effort is complete. If tasks are to be done by others, or require involvement by others, this should be identified in the project plan. The first task should be the literature review.

Literature Overview: The Literature Overview section is limited to a one paragraph description of the scope of the literature search.

Likely Outcome: The Likely Outcome paragraph describes the expected results from your work.

Relationship to IT’s Program: The final section of the proposal is to describe which courses in your IT’s program will provide the basis of your project.

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Proposals: All projects and research topics must be initially documented in a project proposal. The document should be concise (approx. three pages in length, double spaced) and include the following:

a. Objective

b. Project Plan (including schedule)

c. Literature Overview

d. Likely Outcome

e. Relationship to IT’s Program

Objective: The objective is limited to one paragraph that succinctly describes the scope of the selected project. Students must discuss the planned project with their supervising faculty member before hand to ensure that the project is appropriat

.Project Plan: The Project Plan should be as detailed as possible, and include estimates for the level of effort required in each task. The student will not be held to the project plan, but the goal is to make sure that all the tasks are defined and that an assessment of the level of effort is complete. If tasks are to be done by others, or require involvement by others, this should be identified in the project plan. The first task should be the literature review.

Literature Overview: The Literature Overview section is limited to a one paragraph description of the scope of the literature search.

Likely Outcome: The Likely Outcome paragraph describes the expected results from your work.

Relationship to ITr’s Program: The final section of the proposal is to describe which courses in your

IT’s program will provide the basis of your project.