PROJECT GUIDELINES
Aim of the project
• This page expresses the aim of the project as clearly as possible.
• If the investigatory project aims to achieve more than one objective, then all those
objectives are mentioned in this page.
Introduction / Theory
• This should give a general idea of the project that you have worked on and should
introduce the reader to your project.
• You should also mention all the necessary concepts that are associated with your
project.
Materials required
• In this page all the materials or apparatus used are mentioned.
• You should write this in the form of a simple list.
Procedure
• In a simple manner, write the steps that you have followed during your experiment.
• You may include a diagram or photo of the experimental setup.
Observation / Result
• Once the experiment is performed you should record your observations.
• You can represent your observations in the form of a table or chart or text or picture or
a combination of these.
Analysis and interpretation
• Based on the observations, analyze your data.
• You should write whether the hypothesis, if any, is true or false.
Discussion:
• It is not essential to make a discussion page.
• If you want to mention any implication of your results and suggest any extensions of
any kind that can be undertaken, you can do so here.
Limitation:
• Mention if there are any limitations of the project or the experiments that you have
performed.
• It is not essential to include.
Precaution
• Mention all the precautions that should be followed during the experiment.
Conclusion:
• Based on the results obtained and related work done, write the conclusion briefly.
• You may also write whether the objectives of your project have been met or not.
Bibliography / References
• This should be the last page of your project write up.
• Here you should mention all the resources that you have used in terms of
articles/books while working on the project.
• If you are giving reference to a book, it must contain the name of the author,
publisher, year of publication.
• If you are giving reference to an article, it must contain the web address (URL) and
the date when you had accessed the website.