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 =====Project Description=====  =====Project Description===== 
-(To be emailed to your External Relations Manager before the date listed in Learning Suite.)+(Submitted by email before the date listed in Learning Suite.)
    
-Your project description will be included in a year-end summary of projects that is distributed to industry professionals and Capstone potential sponsors. This [[https://capstone.byu.edu/00000179-9fae-d475-a57d-dfbec0c50000/2020-21-project-description-book|booklet]] shows off the work of students and demonstrates the breadth and depth of Capstone projects. +Each team will submit a project description specific to your team that will be included in a year-end summary of projects that is distributed to industry professionals and Capstone potential sponsors. This booklet is [[https://capstone.byu.edu/engineering-for-good|available on the Capstone website]] and shows off the work of students and demonstrates the breadth and depth of Capstone projects. 
    
 For your project description, please include the following:  For your project description, please include the following: 
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 Project descriptions should be no more than 200 words and should convey your successes with the project.  Project descriptions should be no more than 200 words and should convey your successes with the project. 
    
-Project descriptions should be well-written, coherent, and professional. Think of this as a resume item or LinkedIn description of your work to potential employers or grad school admissions officers. Show through words how your team responded to the challenge and how your solution benefits the sponsor. +Project descriptions should be well-written, coherent, and professional. Think of this as a resume item or LinkedIn description of your work to potential employers or grad school admissions officers.  
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 +The Project Description should be submitted by email to [[mailto:capstonereports@byu.edu?subject=Team XX Project Description|capstonereports@byu.edu]] with a subject line of **Team XX Project Description**, where XX is your team number.  The project description should be attached as a Word document. 
    
 Here are a few examples of good Project Descriptions:  Here are a few examples of good Project Descriptions: 
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