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Differential Equations Project Guidelines

The semester project for the Differential Equations course requires students to present a mathematical model of a real-world phenomenon using Ordinary Differential Equations. The presentation must include a detailed explanation of the model, relevant physical laws, and a structured format, while the report should cover objectives, solution techniques, graphical representations, and contributions from group members. The project is a group effort worth 100 marks, with strict guidelines on submission and penalties for plagiarism and late submissions.

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Differential Equations Project Guidelines

The semester project for the Differential Equations course requires students to present a mathematical model of a real-world phenomenon using Ordinary Differential Equations. The presentation must include a detailed explanation of the model, relevant physical laws, and a structured format, while the report should cover objectives, solution techniques, graphical representations, and contributions from group members. The project is a group effort worth 100 marks, with strict guidelines on submission and penalties for plagiarism and late submissions.

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SC – 2003 Differential Equations BS CS/CybSec Fall 2023

Semester Project
Problem Statement

Present a mathematical model for a real-world physical phenomenon in form of an Ordinary


Differential Equation (first order/second order)

Presentation Requirements

1. The presentation must be presented with details explaining all important concepts of the
model equation as well as its parameters, variables and any constants involved
2. Quote any physical laws or rules involved, with their relevant details
3. Slides should be compiled using bullets, tables or diagrams rather than writing long
sentences/paragraphs
4. Order of the slides should include model equation, its explanation, one example, its solution
then analysis. Q/A session must be kept in view in total time of one group.
5. Grading would be done with respect to the following attributes in total of 50 marks
a. Clear idea of problem statement
b. Relevant and well-defined example with best-suited Initial or Boundary conditions
c. Correct solution of Governing Differential Equation and its interpretation
d. Analysis of problem
e. Smooth execution of Q/A session

Report Requirements

Students are required to submit a complete report of their presentation in their own words, including:

1. Objective of the problem. (5 marks)

2. Identification of type of governing DE and the solution techniques (5 marks)

3. By hand solution of the problem. (10 marks)

4. 3D/2D Graphs or other plots as applicable (can include screenshots). (5 marks)


Conclusions and analysis of the problem, its solution, methodology, and
5. comparison of results with other solution techniques if more than one (10 marks)
solution methods are involved.
6. Contribution section detailing contribution of each group member. (5 marks)
Difficulties faced during compilation of this presentation and how you
7. (5 marks)
overcame them.
8. Suggestion of any programming software/tool to solve this problem (5 marks)

Semester Project
SC – 2003 Differential Equations BS CS/CybSec Fall 2023

Report compilation Guidelines

• Each report element should be documented under a separate heading.


• Report must not exceed 5 or 6 A4 size pages including table of contents as well as a single title
page with project title, student names, ids, section, and name of the course.
• Marks will be deducted for extra pages.
• Each page should be numbered.

Project Submission Guidelines

• This is a group project and carries 100 marks.


• A group can have maximum of 5 students.
• If a student wishes to work individually, they can submit individual project.
• Plagiarized work (from internet or fellow students) will result in zero marks.
• Deadline for complete project submission (Presentation + Report) in soft copy as well as one
hard copy of report is immediate after the presentations will be held.
• Name of your project files must be as per following format: Section_ID1_ID2_ID3.
(e.g. CS_fa23rollno1_ fa23rollno2_ fa23rollno3)
• A handsome Marks will be deducted in case of missing hard copy of the project(report).
• Late submissions will not be considered.

Presentation Date: 13th November, 2023

Semester Project

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