DoCSE Semester Report Template
DoCSE Semester Report Template
DoCSE Semester Report Template
A Project Report
on
“Project Title”
[Code No:…….]
(For partial fulfillment of _______ Year/Semester in Computer
Science/Engineering)
Submitted by
Submitted to
Submission Date:
Bona fide Certificate
Project Supervisor
________________________
<Name>
<Academic Designation>
<Department>
Date:
Abstract
It should include summary of your project work. It should answer three main
questions. What did you do? Why did you do? And how did you do? The abstract
should cover exact problem and how your work is going to address those issues.
Abstract provides description about the project in minimum possible words. Abstract
should contain 150-200 words as follows:
Background (1 to 2 sentences)
Purpose/Aim (1 to 2 sentences)
Procedure and Method/Tools (1 to 2 sentences)
Expected Outcome (1 to 2 sentences)
Conclusion (1 sentence)
Recommendation (1 sentence)
Keywords: (keywords of your project that describe your project, e.g., Procedural
programming, file, information).
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Table of Contents
Abstract...........................................................................................................................i
List of Figures..............................................................................................................iii
Chapter 1 Introduction..............................................................................................1
1.1 Background.....................................................................................................1
1.2 Objectives........................................................................................................2
4.1 Features:..........................................................................................................6
5.1 Limitations......................................................................................................7
References......................................................................................................................8
Bibliography (Optional)................................................................................................9
APPENDIX..................................................................................................................10
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List of Figures
It gives information about all the figures used in the documentation. All figures used
in the report should be listed, used during explanation of the works. See the example
below:
Make sure to add caption to your figures (by clicking Insert Caption) to make them
appear automatically in the above list. You will need to click Update Field to update
the list.
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List of Tables (if any)
It should give information about all the tables used in the documentation. Tables
should be given appropriate caption.
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Acronyms/Abbreviations (if any)
The list of all abbreviations used in the documentation is included in this section. See
the example below:
VR Virtual Reality
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Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Background
It should include basic information in the field of project work. Recent trends and
development on the area of the project should be briefly discussed in this topic. It
should contain at least 2-3 paragraphs, having 200-400 words.
It should include:
Recent development in the field
Drawbacks and significance of existing works
1.2 Objectives
What is the basic purpose of your project? List the objectives of your project work in
bullets (not exceeding 4).
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Chapter 2 Related Works
It focuses on the discussion of similar types of other tasks/projects that have been
performed earlier. It should include recent projects, works, website, etc. as reference.
Referencing should be in APA format. Below are some examples:
Thapa and Shrestha (2010) have done similar project where they have implemented…
Similar kinds of project work were performed earlier which has properties…
In writing this section, your purpose is to convey to your readers what knowledge and
ideas have been established on a topic, and what their strengths and weaknesses are
(Taylor & Procter, 2008). It should also include previous works, comparison between
works, drawbacks and current works.
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Chapter 3 Design and Implementation
It includes the explanation of sequential procedure that you performed during the
project work. It may include algorithms, flowcharts, System Diagrams (Use-case, ER,
Class, Activity etc.) and other analysis and design which give general idea about how
you approach different development procedures during the project work.
It may contain a few paragraphs and diagrams which may describe your work.
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Figure 3.1.1 Sample use-case diagram
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Chapter 4 Discussion on the achievements
This chapter should focus on challenges that you have experienced during your work,
and discuss about any probable deviations from the objectives, negative findings that
were implemented.
Any measurable results and comparisons that were obtained from the work could be
included in this section.
4.1 Features:
Include/list out information about the new/vital features that has been implemented in
project development, with brief discussion.
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Chapter 5 Conclusion and Recommendation
5.1 Limitations
Include limitation of your work
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References
It is the list of books, resources, internet links, magazines, research papers etc. that
help your work as reference during your project duration. References should be
included in APA format. APA format for reference and citation can be generated in
different word processing software, including Microsoft Word. In Microsoft Word,
you may go to Manage Sources to prepare the list of articles, books etc., and then
insert Bibliography. If the sources are updated after inserting the bibliography, then
the list also needs to be updated by right-clicking on the list and selecting Update
Field.
Rai, B., & Parajuli, K. (2012). The Minesweepers. Example Journal Name.
Taylor, D., & Procter, M. (2008). The literature review: A few tips on conducting it.
Health Sciences Writing Centre.
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Bibliography (Optional)
It includes listing of the books, Internet sources and other similar works that you take
use indirectly in designing, carrying out, and understanding your project.
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APPENDIX
An appendix typically includes data and supporting documents used by the author to
develop the report. Screenshots which assist in your planning and works are also
included in this section.
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