The challenges of Interface Management Plan in Offshore EPC Projects for Siemens EHM

The challenges of Interface Management Plan in Offshore EPC Projects for Siemens EHM

Paper details 1. To complete Part C, as denoted below 2. Number of reference papers : 12 Papers (Preferably Sciencedirect or equivalent) 3. For background information and reference, refer to word file. the core papers are provide in the zipped file Part C: Brief Literature Review of the Proposed Research Topic (50%) You are required to produce a brief literature review about your proposed research topic. Your brief literature review should provide a background and critical analysis of a particular area of academic research related to your dissertation topic. You may take a broad approach or a very narrowly focused one – this is up to you. The review must be based on four peer reviewed journal papers (which were identified in your Midterm2 submission). In the first part of your review, you should summarise the key findings from the four peer reviewed journal papers (referred to as “core” papers) that you have selected (including how the papers came to their conclusions). The review should be primarily based on these four core papers and marks will only be awarded in respect of papers which are peer reviewed journal papers. The second part of the review should include critical comparison and evaluation. It is appreciated that it is often very difficult to critique a peer reviewed journal paper which has already been through a rigorous evaluation process. So the ‘critique’ may focus on the scope and limitations of particular papers or areas/approaches that you propose this area of research should focus on. You may use additional papers to help critique or provide context for your review. It is recommended that the total number of papers you use does not exceed twelve.

This suggested limit is given in order to assist you in giving an in- depth account of the literature in the space permitted. You may also use ‘additional sources’ such as: websites, industry reports, newspaper articles etc. (i.e. any source that is not a peer reviewed journal paper) if you wish. Asking yourself the following questions may assist you in developing your brief literature review:  What are the key findings of the paper and how have the conclusions been arrived at?  Does the work described in one paper build on the work described in another paper?  Do the papers arrive at the same conclusions or different conclusions?  If the papers contradict each other, why, and which conclusion has most validity/applicability to your area of research? Length of submission: 5 – 6 pages (not including diagrams, tables and pictures) References You must provide a full bibliographic reference for all of the sources cited in your submission at the end of your coursework (not just the url/weblink) using the Harvard referencing system. References for your four peer reviewed journal papers must be given on a page titled ‘Core References’. Additional references (journal papers and other sources) must be included on a separate page(s) titled ‘Additional References’. Submissions that do not have a Core References page will be given a mark of zero for this part of the assignment(Part C). A