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B.E. Project Synopsis Guidelines

This document outlines the required content and formatting for B.E. student project synopses. Synopses must be a minimum of 5 pages and include: the college and department name, student and guide names, proposed project title, introduction, literature review, relevance of work, proposed work, methodology, available facilities, and signatures of the guide and students. References must be in a specific format and include a minimum of 5 journal papers and 2 book references cited within the synopsis. The synopsis must follow a standardized format with Times New Roman 12pt font, 1.15 line spacing, and consistent heading styles.

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B.E. Project Synopsis Guidelines

This document outlines the required content and formatting for B.E. student project synopses. Synopses must be a minimum of 5 pages and include: the college and department name, student and guide names, proposed project title, introduction, literature review, relevance of work, proposed work, methodology, available facilities, and signatures of the guide and students. References must be in a specific format and include a minimum of 5 journal papers and 2 book references cited within the synopsis. The synopsis must follow a standardized format with Times New Roman 12pt font, 1.15 line spacing, and consistent heading styles.

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Dr. J. J.

Magdum College of Engineering,


Jaysingpur - 416 101.
Research and Development Cell
B.E. Students Project Synopsis Content

B.E. project synopsis shall contain following points with headings. Synopsis shall be of
minimum of 5 pages.
a. Name of college and department
b. Name of students
c. Name of guide
d. Proposed title of project
e. Introduction
f. Literature review
g. Relevance of the work
h. Proposed work
i. Proposed methodology (Experimental, Analytical, Study type)
j. Facilities available
k. Signature of guide and students
l. References
B.E. Students Project Synopsis Format
Dr. J. J. Magdum College of Engineering, Jaysingpur
Department of ___________Engineering
Name of Student : 1. Font – Times New Roman, regular, 12
2. Line spacing – 1.15
Name of Guide : Prof.
Proposed Title : Add space after paragraph of 6 points
SYNOPSIS
Introduction: -
Introduction should contain introduction of selected topic.
Literature Review: -
Literature review should contain brief literature survey i.e. work done already, of selected
topic.
Relevance of the Work: -
Relevance of work should contain necessity of selected topic.
Proposed Work: -
Proposed work should contain the expected work to be carried out and how the gap of
existing work will be filled?
Proposed Methodology:
Proposed methodology should contain the steps involved in completion of thesis and how
are arriving at final conclusion?
Facilities Available:
List of facilities available for completion of thesis.

Guide Student

(Signature of guide)
Prof. ___________________ 1. (Name of student) – (Signature of student)
2. (Name of student) – (Signature of student)
References
Format for References
Author(s) name, (Year of publication), “Title of paper/ Title of chapter in italic”, Title of journal/
Title of conference/Title of book in regular font, Volume no./Place of conference/Edition no.,
Issue no./Paper no./Chapter no., Referred page nos.

Example of journal paper: -


Sinha Shambhu, (2004) “Seismic Applications of Energy Dampers”, Defense Science Journal,
Vol. 54, No. 1, pp. 73-83
Example of conference paper: -
Malu Girish and Murnal Pranesh (2012) “Comparative study of sliding isolation system for low
frequency ground motion”, Proceedings of 15th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering,
Lisbon, Portugal, Paper No. 4606
Example of book reference: -
Punmia B. C., Jain A. K. and Jain A. K. (2004) “The Column Analogy Method”, Theory of
Structures, 12th Edition, Ch. No. 11, pp. 253-279

Citation of references in synopsis –


Single author -
(Author name, Year of publication)
For example: - (Sinha, 2004)
Two authors -
(Both authors name, Year of publication)
For example: - (Malu and Murnal, 2012)
Multiple authors -
(First author name, et. al., Year of publication)
For example: - (Punmia, et. al., 2004)

Important Notes: -
1. Minimum 5 journal paper, 2 book references are required.
2. References are to be sort alphabetically.
3. Citation of reference is to be given in synopsis at appropriate points.

Common questions

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The 'Facilities Available' section is significant because it provides a list of resources that the students can utilize to complete their thesis. This demonstrates the feasibility of the proposed work and aligns the research objectives with tangible capabilities, ensuring that students have the necessary support to execute their projects effectively .

The essential elements in a B.E. students' project synopsis include the name of the college and department, names of the students and guide, proposed project title, introduction, literature review, relevance of the work, proposed work, proposed methodology, facilities available, and signatures of the guide and students. Additionally, references with a specific format must be included .

For the introduction section, it is emphasized that it should provide an overview of the selected topic. This sets the context for the research and helps the reader understand what the project entails and why it is pertinent from the outset .

The 'Relevance of Work' section in a student's project synopsis should explain the necessity of the selected topic. It highlights why the research is important and how it addresses existing gaps or issues related to the topic .

The literature review is important as it provides a brief survey of existing works related to the selected topic. It grounds the proposed research within the context of previous studies, showing how the new project will build upon or diverge from established knowledge, thus validating the project's significance .

The 'Proposed Work' section is crucial because it outlines the expected progress and how the research intends to fill existing gaps. It demonstrates originality, specifies the research goals, and provides a roadmap for addressing shortcomings in existing studies, thus allowing evaluators to gauge the project's innovative potential and practical impact .

References in the project synopsis should be cited using the author's surname and year of publication. For a single author, it's (Author name, Year). For two authors, both names are included (e.g., Malu and Murnal, 2012). For multiple authors, it's (First author's surname, et. al., Year). The synopsis requires a minimum of five journal papers and two books, sorted alphabetically .

The 'Proposed Methodology' section in the B.E. project synopsis should outline the detailed steps involved in completing the thesis. It should demonstrate the process leading to the final conclusions of the research, specifying whether the methodology is experimental, analytical, or another type .

Guide and student signatures in the project synopsis serve as an acknowledgment of the proposed project's authenticity and the participants' commitment. This signifies a formal agreement and understanding between the guide and the students regarding the project's scope and execution .

Dr. J. J. Magdum College of Engineering specifies formatting details like font type and line spacing to ensure consistency and readability across all student submissions. This uniformity aids in the professional presentation of academic documents, making it easier for reviewers to focus on content rather than presentation discrepancies .

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