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The phrase "a term project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project that is assigned to students to be completed over a specific academic term or semester.
Example: "For our final assessment, we need to submit a term project that showcases our understanding of the course material."
Alternatives: "a semester project" or "an academic project".
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The over-all effect is like what a politically minded class of fourth graders might do for a term project if they had access to a lot of electronic toys: joyous, spring-heeled, impatient, unafraid to speak out.
I remember when I took my neurobiology of disease course at Harvard Medical School and each student got to choose a disease that they wanted to study for a term project.
We have proposed the students a term project that summarizes some of the knowledge and competences acquired during the lessons.
The major purpose of a term project is to help students apply what they have learnt to a real-world, challenging task.
Since (CRSP 2018) is a proprietary database, the datasets could not be made public, so the following image is just an illustration: In terms of the best outcome from taking this course, we use a term project by three students who replicate Jegadeesh and Titman (1993) momentum strategy after taking this course (one of their presentation slides is shown in Fig. 3).
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8. Sometimes a long term project warrants a special reward.
"Allowing him to shape the future Manchester United team is a long term project not an eight-week panic.
"However, there is a longer term project looking at whether a permanent defence could be an option here".
I think using cryptography to develop a new currency is a long term project.
Making several good R datasets available is a necessary condition for completing a challenging term project.
This is a long-term project.
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