1.2 The Seven Requirements (the Syllabus's Framework)

Subject selection: the topic must relate to the course syllabus of the 3-year LL.B. (the approved-course boundary — the topic inside the curriculum's field); the student-and- supervisor's joint care (the feasibility-and-significance judgment); The proposal: submitted to the campus first (the approval gate) — prepared in the suitable format (Unit 2's craft); The supervisor: appointed by the campus after the proposal's approval — the eligibility floor: the supervisor must be aware of research and have at least five years' teaching-or- research experience (the competence requirement); The supervision technique: the student in contact with the supervisor at least once every fifteen days — the direction received, the form signed (the documented consultation discipline); The supervisor's recommendation: the final recommendation evaluating the student's dedication, creativity, intellectual capability and originality — and the number of consultations and compliance with the supervisor's instructions (the process documented, not just the product); The presentation: the report presented in the class for discussion — the final shape given by incorporating the useful suggestions of the fellow classmates (the peer-review step); The evaluation: the final report (with the supervisor's recommendation) evaluated — the interview (viva-voce) and the final (external) evaluation (1.3's scheme).