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Diploma Project Report Guidelines

This document appears to be a template for a student project report submitted to the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education. It includes sections for the title page, certificate, contents, list of symbols/figures/tables, abstract, introduction, literature review, technical requirements and specifications, planning and scheduling, proposed system design, conclusion, references, and acknowledgements. The template provides formatting guidelines for headings, figures, tables, and references. It also includes instructions for report structure, page numbering, and binding.

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Diploma Project Report Guidelines

This document appears to be a template for a student project report submitted to the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education. It includes sections for the title page, certificate, contents, list of symbols/figures/tables, abstract, introduction, literature review, technical requirements and specifications, planning and scheduling, proposed system design, conclusion, references, and acknowledgements. The template provides formatting guidelines for headings, figures, tables, and references. It also includes instructions for report structure, page numbering, and binding.

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Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education Mumbai. (M.S.

)
[12 TNR]

PROJECT TITLE
[16 TNR Bold]

Submitted by
Name of Candidate [12 TNR Bold]

Under the guidance of


Name of Guide [12 TNR Bold]

In partial fulfillment for the award of


Diploma in Computer Engineering
[12 TNR Bold]

Department of Computer Engineering


Marathwada Institute of Technology, Polytechnic, Aurangabad.
[2021-2022]
[14 TNR Bold]
CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project report entitled “Name of Seminar/Project Report”,
submitted by Name of Candidate is the Bonafide work completed under the supervision and
guidance of Prof. Name of Guide in partial fulfillment for the award of Diploma in Computer
Engineering of Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education, Mumbai.

Place: Aurangabad
Date:

Prof. ------------------ [Link] / [Link]


Guide Coordinator
Dept. of Computer Engineering Dept. of Computer Engineering

[Link]
Head of Department
Dept. of Computer Engineering

Prof. [Link]
Principal
Marathwada Institute of Technology, Polytechnic,
Aurangabad (M.S.) – 431 010
CONTENTS

List of Symbols i
List of Figures ii
List of Graphs iii
List of Tables iv
Abstract v

1. INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Introduction 1
1.2 Need/Application of project 2
1.3 Organization of Report 3
2. LITERATURE SURVEY 4
1.1 Literature Survey 4
1.2
3. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT AND SPECIFICATIONS 5
3.1 Requirement Specification 5
4. PLANNING AND SCHEDULING 6
4.1 Planning and Scheduling 6
5. PROPOSED SYSTEM DESIGN 7
6. CONCLUSION 8
6.1 Conclusion 8
6.2 Future Scope 8
References
Acknowledgement
List of Symbols

Symbol Illustration
Φ Pressure Angle Radian
τ Shearing Stress N/mm2

List of Figures

Figure Illustration Page


1.1 Block diagram 2
2.1 Block wise circuit diagram 5
2.2 Complete circuit diagram 6
ABSTRACT
5. Content Expected in Project Chapter
1. INTRODUCTION (3-6 Pages)
• Introduction
• Necessity
• Objectives
2. LITERATURE SURVEY (10-20 Pages)
• Related information available in standard Books, Journals, Transactions, Internet
Websites etc. till date (More emphasis on last three to five years)
3. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT AND SPECIFICATIONS (2--3 Pages)
• Project Software Hardware requirement specification
4. PROJECT PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
• Planning and scheduling of Project (Time-line chart and its Description)
5. PROPOSED SYSTEM DESIGN
• Proposed System Design and its Description
• System Flow diagram/Flow Chart/UML diagram
6. CONCLUSIONS (1-3 Pages)
• Conclusions
• Future Scope
• Applications/Utility
7.. REFERENCES (1-2 Pages)

The references should be numbered according to their appearance in the text, i.e. the reference
number 1 should appear first and then followed by reference number 2 and so on. The references
under the heading at the end of report should be written in the form given below.

1. Name of Author(s) beginning with surname, “Title of Paper in Italics”, Name of Journal,
Year of Publication, Name of Publisher, Volume No., Edition, Page numbers.
For Example(for book referred)
REFERENCES

[1] John W Mark., “Wireless communications & Networking” pp. 513 – 521.
[2] Myung-kyung Suh, Chien-An Chen and Majid Sarrafzadeh, “A Remote Patient
Monitoring System for Congestive Heart Failure”, Journal of medical systems (JOMS),
Vol.35, No.2, June 2011, pp. 1165-1179
[3] Upkar Varshney, “Patient monitoring using infrastructure-oriented wireless LANs”,
International Journal Electronic Healthcare, Vol. 2, No. 2, 2006, pp. 149-163
[4] Mrs. M. V. Patil, M. S. Chavan, “GSM based remote patient monitoring system”, IEEE
transactions on biomedical circuits and systems, Vol.4, No.2, June 2008, pp. 45-47
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We have a great pleasure in submitting this Project report in “Name of the project”,
which was in the partial fulfillment of the requirements of Diploma in ‘Computer Engineering”
of Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education, Mumbai.
We take this opportunity to express profound gratitude to Prof. S. G. Deshmukh
(Principal), Prof. A. M. Shinde (OIC- Acad.), Prof. R. V. Deshmukh (OIC- Admin.),
[Link] (Head of Department), Prof. ------------ (Project Guide),
[Link]/Prof. [Link] (Project Coordinator) and Prof.---------- (Class Teacher) for
their valuable guidance and helpful attitude.
We would also like to thank all the teaching staff members of our stream and our college
for their support. Last but not the least we would like to thanks all our student friends who have
helped us in completing and reviewing our Project.
We would also like to thank XXXXXX for their support and providing their sponsorship
to our Project. (In case of sponsored projects)
Our sincere thanks to all those who knowingly and unknowingly have contributed in their
own way in completion of this project.

• STUDENT NAME (ROLL NO.)


• STUDENT NAME (ROLL NO.)
• STUDENT NAME (ROLL NO.)
• STUDENT NAME (ROLL NO.)
6. General Guidelines for Project Report writing:
1. Each chapter should begin on new page.
2. The fonts for different headings are given below.
[Link] Heading – 16, Times New Roman, Bold and Capital. They should be named as:

1. INTRODUCTION

Subheading – 12, Times New Roman, Bold and Title Case. They should be named as:
1.1 Need of Tire Pressure Monitoring System

Sub-sub Heading – 12, Times New Roman, Bold and Sentence case. They should be named as:
1.2.1 Optical tire pressure monitoring system
1.2.2 Wireless tire pressure monitoring system

Any further subheading should be in 12, New Times Roman Bold and Sentence Case.
The References, Acknowledgement and Appendices should not be numbered like chapters.

Naming of Figures and Tables


The Title of the figure should be written in 12, Times New Roman, Bold and Title Case, below
the figure leaving one line between figure and the title as shown below.
The figures should be centrally placed.
The borders to the figures should be avoided.

Figure 1.1: Title of Figure

The title of the table should be placed above the table leaving one line spacing between
the table and the title. The Title of the table should be written in 12, New Times Roman, Bold
and Title Case. The tables should be centrally placed.
Table 1: The Table Showing the Performance of Student in the Semester

Sr. No. Name of Candidate Marks Attendance Jobs


1.
2.
3.

The Titles of any graphs should be written in the same way as that of figures.

Numbering of the Pages


At the start of new chapter the page number should be placed at the bottom of page located
centrally except for chapter 1, which should not contain number (i.e. page no. 1 will not be
printed in the report).
For other pages the page numbers should be given in Roman style like i, ii, iii as given in the
contents. (List of Symbols, List of Figures, List of Graphs, List of Tables, Abstract)
References and Acknowledge should not have page numbers.

References
The references should be numbered according to their appearance in the text, i.e. the reference
number 1 should appear first and then followed by reference number 2 and so on. The references
under the heading at the end of report should be written in the form given below.
2. Name of Author(s) beginning with surname, “Title of Paper in Italics”, Name of Journal,
Year of Publication, Name of Publisher, Volume No., Edition, Page numbers.
For Example(for book referred)
1. John W Mark., “Wireless communications & Networking” pp. 513 – 521.

Binding of the report


Spiral Binding on one side paper

Common questions

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A detailed format for references is crucial in a project report to ensure credibility, allow verification of sources, and acknowledge intellectual property. They should be organized numerically according to their appearance in the text, enhancing traceability and correctness. Properly formatted references demonstrate academic honesty and rigor, reflecting the comprehensive research underlying the project .

In the context of a project report, figures should be centrally placed with titles written in 12-point Times New Roman, bold, and title case, positioned below the figure. A line should be left between the figure and the title. Tables should also be centrally placed with titles in 12-point Times New Roman, bold, and title case, placed above the table with a line of space between the title and the table. Borders should be avoided for figures .

Acknowledgments in a project report for a diploma in Computer Engineering typically include expressions of gratitude to faculty members including the Principal, administrative officers, the head of the department, project guide, project coordinators, class teacher, teaching staff, and peers who contributed to the project. Special thanks may also be given to sponsors if applicable, as well as anyone who contributed to the project's completion knowingly or unknowingly .

The proposed system design section plays a critical role in a diploma project report by providing a detailed blueprint of the anticipated system. It should describe the system's architecture, components, and how they work together, often including system flow diagrams, flow charts, and UML diagrams to visually represent the system's operations and interactions . This section ensures that the reader understands the system's design and functionality before it is developed or implemented .

The 'Planning and Scheduling' section is crucial in a computer engineering project report because it outlines the project's timeline, resource allocation, and workflow. It includes a timeline chart and a detailed description of each phase; this helps in managing time effectively, anticipating challenges, and ensuring that project milestones are met. Thus, it facilitates disciplined progress tracking and highlights project management skills .

Including a 'Future Scope' section in a project report presents potential directions for further research and development that extend beyond the project's current implementation. This section contributes to the overall report evaluation by demonstrating the project's potential impact, scalability, and adaptability to future advancements or changes in technology . It shows critical thinking and foresight, suggesting that the project is not only relevant in the present but also in evolving technological landscapes .

The objective of the project report submitted for the award of a Diploma in Computer Engineering at the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education is to serve as a bonafide work completed under supervision and guidance in partial fulfillment of the educational requirements, demonstrating the candidate's ability to apply technical skills, conduct literature research, define technical requirements, and plan and design a technical project .

Page numbering in a project report for the Marathwada Institute of Technology should begin at the start of new chapters with numbers placed centrally at the bottom. Chapter 1 should not have a page number, and preliminary sections like the List of Symbols and Abstract should use Roman numerals. References and Acknowledgements should not have page numbers at all .

The literature survey in a project report should be structured to cover related information available from standard books, journals, transactions, and internet websites, with more emphasis on the last three to five years . This comprehensive review should cover existing research, methodologies, and technologies relevant to the project topic, helping to build a framework that informs the project's objectives and proposed solutions .

The primary components of the technical requirements and specifications section in a computer engineering project report include detailed descriptions of both software and hardware requirements necessary for the project. This section aims to specify the tools, technologies, and system components that will be utilized and is essential for outlining the scope and resources needed to develop the proposed system .

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