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Final Project Guidelines for Logic Circuits

The document provides guidelines for the final project in a Logic Circuits and Switching Theory course. It outlines that the final project is worth 30% of the overall grade and is broken down into a prototype (60%), documentation (30%), and oral presentation (10%). It provides details on the requirements for the oral presentation, documentation contents, and formatting. It also schedules four groups to present their final projects on a specified date and time, with instructions that late or absent groups will not be given another chance to present. Students are asked to contact the instructor if they have any concerns.

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Final Project Guidelines for Logic Circuits

The document provides guidelines for the final project in a Logic Circuits and Switching Theory course. It outlines that the final project is worth 30% of the overall grade and is broken down into a prototype (60%), documentation (30%), and oral presentation (10%). It provides details on the requirements for the oral presentation, documentation contents, and formatting. It also schedules four groups to present their final projects on a specified date and time, with instructions that late or absent groups will not be given another chance to present. Students are asked to contact the instructor if they have any concerns.

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LOGIC CIRCUITS AND SWITCHING THEORY

Final Project Guidelines

Target Cos:
Final Project Component

final project is equivalent to 30% of the FINAL Class standing.

Final Project Break Down:

Final Project Grade = 60% Prototype + 30% Documentation + 10% Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation Documentation Contents:


Ability to Answer Question: 50% Title Page –
Delivery: 40% Objectives – 10%
Table of Contents
Visual Aids: 10% Problem Statement – 10%
Circuit Design – 10%
Prepare a powerpoint presentation for your defense. Constraints and Trade-offs – 40%
Observe best practices in powerpoint presentations. Results – 20%
Task Assignment/Distribution of Group Members – 5%
The group is only given 20 minutes maximum to present. Individual Reflection Paper about the Final Project – 5%
Note: Final Project in Soft Bound
Use Engineering Lettering Font for Documentation. Save the file as pdf before printing to avoid formatting issues.

DOCUMENTATION
Title Page
The title page must have:
a. school name and address
b. title of the project (eg. Design and development of a 12 V power supply)
c. 1 x 1 picture of group members with name tag
d. instructor’s name (eg. Engr. Dennis Jefferson A. Amora, MEng)
e. subject information ( eg ECE 324)
Objectives:
a. at least 3 objectives that your final project wish to accomplish ( eg. Achieve 12% regulation….)
Problem Statement
The problem scenario of your assign project that you want to solve. (eg. What are the expected output of the
simulation of your project? )
Constraints and Trade-offs
What are the constraints and trade off of your design
What factors that you consider in designing or building your project
What are the factors that you sacrifice in order to achieve the objective of your project?
Design
1. Block diagram of the circuit
2. Schematic diagram
3. Specifications
4. How the circuit works

Results
Provide a screenshots of your output simulations. Explain what the output means.
Task Assignment/Distribution of Group Members
Create a table to present what are the assigned tasked or contribution of each members in the completion of the final
project.

Reflection Paper
This is individual. Every group member must have a reflection paper regarding the final project. They may share if they
had meet the Cos of the course. They may share how the project may help them in future endeavours.
DOCUMENTATION in softbound

Concerns – Should you have any concerns, please feel free to email your instructor at djaamora@[Link] or
you may post a direct message at edmodo.
LOGIC CIRCUITS AND SWITCHING THEORY
Final Project Guidelines

Target Cos:
PREPARE POWERPOINT FOR YOUR PROJECT DEFENSE

Final Project Grouping and defense A group should have maximum of 3 members. Please verify the entry
below.

Group 1 – 8:00 – 8:30 Group 2 – 8:30- 9:00 Group 3 – 9:00 – 9:30

Basillia, Deo, de Leon,Frilles, Servino, Rivera, Dimalaluan. Talita,


Montealto Oreta, Vargas Capinpin,Planco,Balbastro,Paunan

Group 4 – 9:30 – 10:30

Antipolo,Adela, Estrada,
Cabatit

DEFENSE SCHEDULE – The oral defense and submission of docu in softbound will be on March 14 (Wed)
same class sched time and room (Q5304). Late group will not be given another chance to present. Absent during
the oral defense will not be given another chance to defend and shall receive a oral defense grade of 0. Wearing
of formal attire is optional. Technical problems should not be a reason to ask for redefense. The group must
ensure backup copies to be used during the defense.

Concerns – Should you have any concerns, please feel free to email your instructor at djaamora@[Link] or
you may post a direct message at edmodo.
LOGIC CIRCUITS AND SWITCHING THEORY
Final Project Guidelines

Target Cos:

Concerns – Should you have any concerns, please feel free to email your instructor at djaamora@[Link] or
you may post a direct message at edmodo.

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