The Laboratory for the Development of Multidisciplinary Projects 2 Module A is designed to guide students in the creation of their final thesis project. Throughout the course, students will apply the theoretical and practical skills they have acquired from various courses in their study program, integrating them into a multidisciplinary project. The laboratory will be divided into several operational phases: context analysis, research objective definition, methodology selection, data collection and analysis, and final text writing.

Students will receive support in formulating the research problem, reviewing the literature, and designing an appropriate methodological approach. Particular emphasis will be placed on the use of advanced tools and techniques for data management and analysis. The laboratory will conclude with the presentation and discussion of the project in class, simulating the thesis defense. During the course, students will have the opportunity to engage with faculty and tutors on specific issues related to their research, fostering a critical and integrated approach to solving complex problems.

- lecture notes;
- scientific articles provided by the lecturer;
- handouts provided by the lecturer;
- texts indicated by the lecturer during the course.

Practical exercises for the production of a project deliverable, which is defined annually by the instructors participating in the laboratory.

Teaching materials available on the Moodle platform.

Acquisition of the data necessary for an integrated design for forest logging interventions. Processing of the acquired data and presentation of the project.

- Slides uploaded on the Moodle site.