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6.4.

Guidelines for Preparing Mini-project report (PROJ-CSE402)


All the students are required to follow these guidelines for preparing their mini- project report.

6.4.1. Formatting Instructions

The formatting instructions are given in the table below.

Formatting Instructions
Sr. No. Item Formatting
1. Front Cover Quality paper suitable for soft
binding
2. No. of pages Minimum 20 and maximum 40
excluding the front material
3. Paper size A4
4. Font Type Times New Roman
5. Chapter Heading Font 16
6. Font of Sections and Subsections 14 and 12 in bold style
7. Numbering style for sections and subsections; Do not 2., 2.1 and 2.1.1
use more than three levels.
8. Normal text size 12
9. Figures and Tables must be numbered chapter-wise. For example for chapter 2,
Figures should be numbered as
Table headings on the top of the tables and Figure Fig. 2.1, Fig. 2.2 etc. and
heading at the bottoms of the figures. Tables as Table 2.1 and Table
2,2 etc.
10. Page numbering Place: Centre Bottom

Type: Front material


in Roman numbers

Body of the report:


in Arabic numerals. Pagination
must start with first page of the
first chapter and continue
throughout the end of the
report.
11. Margins Left margin: 3.75 cms (1.5
inch)
Right, bottom, top= 2.5 cms (1
inch)
12 References/Bibliography IEEE format
13 Binding Soft binding of good quality

6.4.2 Contents of the Mini-Project Report

The contents of the report should be organised as described below.

7. The title page as per instructions.


8. Declaration that the student has carried out his work on his own. It is his/her original creation, not
plagiarised from any other source and due credit has been given to the source material used in the
report through references and citations.
9. Acknowledgement
10. List of figures
11. List of Tables

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12. List of Abbreviations
13. Contents

14. Body of the Report


The report must be written in English. The ideas must be organised in a clear and concise fashion.
Chapters must be tentatively organised as below.

Chapter 1. Introduction

This includes introduction to relevant area of mini-project, problem formulation, objectives of the
mini-project, and structure of the project report.

Chapter 2. Requirement analysis, solution design framework of the mini-project work and tools used

Chapter 3. Outputs of the mini-project

References/Bibliography

6.4.3 Format of the Title page


The format for the title page of the mini-project using open source tools is given on
next page.

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TITLE OF THE MINI-PROJECT REPORT
(Write in Times New Roman, 16-point size, Bold and Centred and Uppercase font)

Mini-Project report submitted to


Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar
for the partial award of the degree
(Write in Times New Roman, 12-point size font, Bold, Italics and Centred style after 2 lines gap with
12 font size from the title of the project)
of
(Write in Times New Roman, 12-point size font, Bold, Italics and Centred style after 1 lines gap
with 12 font size from the text above in three lines)
Bachelor of Technology
in Computer Science and Engineering
(Write in Times New Roman, 14-point size, Bold, Centred style after “of” after 1 line gap with 12
font size)
By
(Write in Times New Roman 12-point size, Bold, Italics, and Centred style after the name of the
degree with 1 line gap with 12)
Your Name
(Enrolment Number)
(Write in Times New Roman, 14-point size font, Bold, Centred style after 1 line gap with 12
font from “By”)

Department of Computer Science & Engineering


GURU JAMBHESHWAR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY, HISAR
Month, Year
(Write in Times
New Roman, 14-point size font, Bold, Centred style, after 2 lines gap from logo with

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