Technical Progress. This section shall document the results of work completed and costs incurred during the period covered in relation to the proposed progress, effort, and budget. The report shall be in sufficient detail to explain comprehensively the results achieved.
Technical Progress. The Information Security Measures are subject to technical progress and development and Dell may modify these provided that such modifications do not degrade the overall security of the Personal Data processed under the Agreement.
Technical Progress. This is the xxxx Technical Status report for the subject agreement. Technical efforts for the period ________ through _______ 20XX include: Continued xxxx Published yyyyy Held zzzzzzz Commenced aaaaaa Major Developments Describe key developments that have been achieved during this reporting period. Include short summaries of significant results that can be used for describing project accomplishments to a wide audience.
Technical Progress. Placement/Alignment How well the dancer finds proper, balanced alignment in any given exercise. Coordination How well the dancer understands opposition, uses port de bras (carriage of the arms) with their legs and torso, and puts two or more movements together smoothly and effectively. General Flexibility How effectively the dancer can stretch and elongate their body.
Technical Progress. The Technical Progress category of the Dance Assessment comprises 40% of the overall grade. Students are assessed in areas such as: Placement and Alignment, Flexibility, Extension, Turnout, Port de Bras, Strength, and Musicality. KIDS DANCE Kids Dance is Ballet Tech’s annual performance season at The Xxxxx Theater, located at Eighth Avenue and 19th St. Kids Dance typically features students in the Middle School, as Elementary School students are still in the primary stages of their dance training. Participation in Kids Dance is at the discretion of the rehearsal directors and is based on a student’s work ethic and ability to execute the choreography. Students participating in Kids Dance must attend all scheduled rehearsals and performances. 2022 Kids Dance Season Thursday, June 9, 2022 Friday, June 10, 2022 Saturday, June 11, 2022 Sunday, June 12, 2022 (Performance times are still to be determined; schedule above is subject to change.) OPEN CLASS WEEKS Ballet Tech traditionally holds 3 Open Class Weeks each year. Family and friends are invited, and strongly encouraged, to attend and observe classes. Historically, Open Class Weeks happen in December, May and the last week of the Summer Session. Due to ongoing COVID safety protocols it has not yet been determined when and how BT will conduct Open Class Weeks during the 2021-22 school year. Once released, Open Class schedules are available on Ballet Tech’s website: xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxx-xxxxx-xxxx. STUDENT-PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES Student-Parent-Teacher conferences are held twice a year—in the fall and in the spring. Conferences are for both academics and dance. Both students and parents/guardians attend the conferences. November 3, 2021: 4pm - 7pm November 4, 2021: 1pm - 4pm March 2, 2022: 4pm - 7pm March 3, 2022: 1pm - 4pm Please note: due to ongoing COVID safety protocols it has not yet been determined if 2021-22 conferences will be held in-person or virtually. THE SUMMER SESSION Each summer, Ballet Tech Foundation offers its incoming and continuing students a 4- week summer dance program. Participation in the Summer Session is recommended, but not required. In addition to their regular dance classes, students take classes that are not offered during the academic school year. For new students and their families, the Summer Session is a great time to get to know new classmates and fellow parents prior to the start of the school year. The 2022 Summer Session is tentatively scheduled for July 11- Au...
Technical Progress. Performance Reporting Table Indicators as per PMP Target (quarterl y) Achievemen ts of the quarter Cumulative Achievement s (yearly) Target for the next quarter Additional Information # of timely delivery of products 6 4 4 7 3 medium blogs, 1 launch ws/KC, Dasra ToC, Reaching unreached # of timely and completed review meetings 3 Levels of satisfaction of the partner (USAID team) for each product delivered (Score of at least 4) NA
Technical Progress. This is the second Technical Status report for the subject agreement. Technical efforts for this period December 20, 2003 through March 20, 2004 include: • Evaluated results of the lean simulation survey that was reissued, through NSRP, to the Lean implementers group in an effort. Results confirmed that the five simulation areas that were identified for this project were appropriate for the shipbuilding and repair industry. • Developed and designed the simulation activities for the five focus areas identified below. A summary of the simulation design is included as an attachment to this report.
Technical Progress. This is the third quarterly report for the subject agreement. Technical efforts for this period March 20, 2004 through June 20, 2004 include: • Completed the development and design of the simulation activities for the five focus areas identified below. A summary of the simulation designs is included in the Appendix of this report.
Technical Progress. This section is left to your discretion. You may embed figures and tables in the text or place on separate pages. Note that any data must be accompanied by a thorough description and any tables or figures need to be able to stand on their own. Plans for Next Period List general plans for the upcoming period. This includes which tasks will be initiated, etc. Also, list all unresolved issues. APPENDIX 2 FINAL REPORT FORMAT FORMAT FOR SUBMISSION OF ELECTRONIC/PAPER VERSIONS OF FINAL TECHNICAL REPORTS Organization of Technical Reports The following sections must be included, as appropriate, in all technical reports (must be in Microsoft Word) in the sequence shown: Title Page - see title page sequence below Disclaimer - see disclaimer paragraph below Abstract -should be a brief, concise summary of the report List(s) of Graphical Materials Introduction Executive Summary – It should be a well organized summary that highlights the important accomplishments of the project during the reporting period. It should be no less than one page and no more than two pages in length, and should be single spaced. This summary must be much more comprehensive than the traditional “abstract.” Experimental – It should describe, or reference all experimental methods being used for the project. It should also provide detail about materials and equipment being used. Standard methods can be referenced to the appropriate literature, where details can be obtained. Equipment should be described only if it is not standard, or if information is not available through the literature or other reference publications. Results and Discussion – It is extremely important to include enough relevant data, especially statistical data, to allow the project manager to justify the conclusions. It also means that only relevant data should be included in the report. With the relevant data, explain how you interpreted the data and how that relates to the original purpose of the project. Make it very clear on how this applied science effort solved or contributed to solving the original problem. Conclusion – It should not simply reiterate what was already included in the “Results and Discussion” section. It should summarize what has already been presented, and include any logical implications, to include how the successes are relevant to technology development in the future. This is extremely important, since “relevancy” continues to be a criterion. References The Title Page must contain ...
Technical Progress. Performance Reporting Table Indicators as per PMP Target (quarterly) Achieve ments of the quarter Cumulative Achievemen ts (year 3) Target for the next quarter Additional Information # of timely and completed review meetings 3 3 3 3 The project’s monthly work plan reviews with the program and the finance teams are organised every month. The three reviews due during this quarter were conducted as planned. Levels of satisfaction of the partner XX VII. FINANCIAL UPDATES Period Total obligation funds (USD) Cumulative expenditure Balance at Beginning of Quarter (USD) Actual Burn Rate (period) % Qtrly Spent again Qtrly budget % Cum Spent against obligated funds Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14
