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 # [Projects](@id projects)
 
-We want you to use Julia for something that is acutally useful for you.
-Therefore you can choose your final, graded project very freely.
-We will discuss your ideas with you individually and come up with a sufficiently
-extensive project together.
+The goal of the project should be to create something, which is actually useful. Therefore we offer a lot of freedom in how the project will look like with the condition that you should spent around 60 hours on it (this number was derived as follows: each credit is worth 30 hours minus 13 lectures + labs minus 10 homeworks 2 hours each) and you should demonstrate some skills in solving the project. In general, we can distinguish three types of project depending on the beneficiary:
+ - **You benefit:** Use / try to solve a well known problem using Julia language,
+ - **Our group:** work with your tutors on a topic researched in the AIC group, 
+ - **Julia community:** choose an issue in a registered Julia project you like and fix it (documentation issues are possible but the resulting documentation should be very nice.).
 
-In general, we can distinguish project depending on the beneficiary:
- - You: try new language for a problem well known to you,
- - Our group: wort with your tutors on a topic researched in the AIC group 
- - Julia community: choose an issue in a registered Julia project you like and fix it (including documentation issues)
+The project should be of sufficient complexity that verify your skill of the language (to be agreed individually).
 
- The project should be of sufficient complexity that verify your skill of the language (to be agreed individually)
-
-
-For you inspiration of what such a project could look like we have four
-suggestions for you (which you can of course choose to work on as well).
+Below, we list some potential projects for inspiration.
 
 ## The Equation Learner And Its Symbolic Representation