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The document sets page-length expectations, instructs students to complete Sections 1–11 based on the GP type (Research, Consultancy, or Internship), and mandates Section 12 for the Gantt chart. It also defines what to write for each section, including project title, context, objectives (outcomes, not deliverables), and partner deliverables or internship tasks, with examples to guide content and formatting.","[FRE 547: Project Plan Template] Due May 20, 2026  \n▪ The Project Plan should be between 3-5 pages.  \n▪ Complete Sections 1-11 based on the Type of GP you have (Research, Consultancy, or Internship) .  \no Due: May 20, 2026 on Canvas (Email to Faculty Supervisor and Project Support Team Member, then email to Site Supervisor) . Extensions must be approved by Janelle Tan, Graduating Projects Manager, in writing by email by May 15, 5pm.  \n▪ Complete Section 12 (Gantt Chart) . Due: May 27, 2026 on Canvas (Email to Faculty Supervisor and Project Support Team Member) .  \n1. Project Title  \nResearch, Consultancy and Internship  \nInclude a Project Title – keep it simple and direct.  \n2. Project Context  \nProject Context demonstrates the background and WHY this project is required by the organization.  \nResearch  \nDescribe the need or opportunity that motivated the project and research question. 1-2 short paragraphs.  \nConsultancy  \nProjects usually arise from either a Need or an Opportunity. Provide a brief summary of the current business environment, and either the Need or Opportunity that led to this project. 1-2 short paragraphs.  \nInternship  \nProvide a description of the company, including a brief summary of how your role fits within the organization (which department or team you will be supporting) . Describe the overall purpose of your role within the organization.  \nDescribe the role you will take on during the summer and how this role will contribute to the team, department or overall organization.  \n3. 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