Project Management (MSc lvl) Project Management - Creation of the futuristic classrom

I am looking for some profesional freelancer which will be able to create for me the Project of the futuristic classroom (40-50 years from now, so basicly You will be able to use your imagination, how the classroom will be looking like). (min 5000 words) Project Descryption Project Scenario: Futuristic Smart Classroom The Senior Management Team (SMT) of Coventry University has invited your project group (4 - 8 students) to come up with a very detailed Project Management plan for converting Ellen Terry building into a Futuristic Smart Classroom (FSC) that will encourage student’s collaboration and creativity. This project has many strands, such as Designing, Planning, Construction, Mechanical and Electrical, IT, etc. You are required to select a project strand and prepare an integrative, applied and well researched written project report. This assessment requires you to fully engage in researching, analysing, synthesising, critically evaluating materials/resources including appropriate, supported and justified practical recommendations. There is no word limit on the Group Project Report; however, the word count of a very good report is not likely to be below 500 words (excluding appendices). 1. Technology 2. Sustainability 3. Comfort You have to consider these factors when producing your project plan. You should also consider whether you want a futuristic, sci-fi classroom with robots or a more practical, connective environment that uses existing technology. Your plan might also include aspects of using biometric information to monitor student attendances. Contents of the Project Report: The Table below summarises the minimum requirements of the Project report. The report is expected to have a professional presentation and marks will be awarded for having a suitable layout and length that is written with an acceptable use of business English. The project report requires both Individual and Group submissions. The reports should include an abstract or executive summary that briefly summarises the project and main conclusions of the report. The main text should be divided into a logical sequence and includes correctly cited illustrations (diagrams, graphs and tables, etc). It is essential to include correctly cited references for all text and concepts originating from other authors. Project Report Requirements: - Project Charter - Project Code of Conduct - Overall Project Organisational Structure - Work Breakdown structure (Levels 1 & 2) - Stakeholder Analysis (Including Salience Model and Map)