The phrase "master project" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a final project or thesis that is completed as part of a post-graduate degree program. Example: "In order to obtain her master's degree in psychology, Sarah had to complete a comprehensive master project on the effects of trauma on childhood development."
This is the second part of a master project on the chemistry of aluminium as coagulant in the treatment of highly polluted cork-process-wastewater.
The award for the fall term went to David Milliner, a junior from New Orleans; Yonathan Nuta, a junior from Boston; and junior Edward Hill for their "Rhythm Master" project.
Students usually stay between six month and approximately two years with breaks between their Bachelor thesis and Master project.
But Bally engineers, who were also working on 70 other games, took their time on the Shuffle Master project.
The project is a hybrid student FOSS project, meaning that the majority of developers is doing one part of their studies within the project, e.g., their Bachelor thesis or Master project.
"I was so inspired, and I still have some ideas for working on this topic," says Mladenovic. "But for now this was my master project, and I'm happy that a lot of people are interested in it in London, even though there aren't many people in Serbia who know about it".
In this paper we report our current insights after 40 master projects in 3 years.
Only data sets based on expeditions and master projects (i.e. Macroben) made available quantitative data.
At Duke's 2019 Master's Projects Spring Symposium, Willa Brooks, Amy Manz, and Colyer Woolston presented the results of their year-long Masters Project to create this map.
Each gives you a role in changing yourself from mere drone into a self-mastering project.
In my Masters project, I looked at the application of theorem provers to hardware design.
