Critical and reflective commentary on the different aspects of the module, including the talks, group activities, the group work on the case studies and your assessment of the issue identified in the scenarios. -address your understanding of collaboration working and draw conclusion. – make use of diagrams for instance, to show key stakeholder networks and interactions, various hierachies related to different procurement routes. – culmination of your critical reflective thinking process. – demonstrates your ability to explore, to question and to analysis experience and to use academic content to enhance your understanding of this experience. Individual Reflective Report, Individual submission (75% of module) You are expected to keep a weekly Individual Reflective Log of notes, see above. The content of these Logs will provide a personal resource for you to use to support your Individual Reflective Report. For the Individual Reflective Report you are expected to provide a critical and reflective commentary on the different aspects of the module, including the talks, the group activities, the group work on the case studies and your assessment of the issues identified in the scenarios. Your reflection should address your understanding of collaborative working and draw conclusions. The report can be written in the first person. It should be a maximum of 1500 words. Although headings, sub-headings, diagrams, tables, images etc. do not count in the word count, do remember that the report is only 1500 words. Consider carefully on which aspects to focus and refer to the Individual Criteria Assessment grid to ensure that you are clear about the areas on which you will be assessed. Please, note, that we have also asked for the report to be illustrated, so do make use of diagrams for instance to show key stakeholder networks and interactions, various hierarchies related to different procurement routes. The weekly Individual Reflective Log, covering talks by External Speakers, related set questions and issues, discussions with other students and meeting minutes, should inform your Report commentary. Following on from what you were asked to consider, you should be able to offer critical commentary and or demonstrate an understanding of key aspects. Below is a list of topics which might be covered. • involvement of different disciplines • identification of a project hierarchy • key interactions of different disciplines and their nature • reflection on your group work and the case study your group has selected • your discipline and role(s), responsibilities, tasks, and outputs • the disciplines of your other team members and their role(s), responsibilities, tasks, and outputs • Other key disciplines and their involvement • Key stakeholders • Contractual aspects and project hierarchies • Barriers and enabling factors