Students work on the projects proposed by themselves. Each project is supervised by an academic staff, and it may be co-supervised by practicing professionals. After completing the projects, students will submit written reports and present their results (e.g. new methodologies, IT systems, or critical surveys). Each project will be assessed by the supervisor(s) and one additional academic staff on four aspects: (1) project management and progress, (2) methodologies and results, (3) report writing, and (4) oral presentation. Through these projects, students will develop (1) mastery of integrating concepts with practice in IT Management, (2) creative and systematic problem solving skills for designing, analysing, managing or developing IT systems, (3) self-learning capability for sustainable self-development in the rapidly changing IT field, and (4) report writing and presentation skills for effective communication in IT enterprises.