Walchand College Of Engineering, Sangli.

(An Autonomous Institute)

Department
Of
Computer Science and Engineering

A Project Report
On

Project Name

Submitted by

Your Name (Roll NO)

Under the Guidance

Prof. A B C Mr. X Y Z
Guide Co-Guide
Computer Scienece & Engg. Dept, Senior Manager,
WCE, Sangli. Comapany Name, Pune [for SEM 2]

November 2019
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Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli

Department
Of
Computer Science and Engineering

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the Project Report entitled, ”TITLE OF PROJECT IN UP-

PER CASE BOLD”submitted by Mr./Ms. “ Name of the Student(S),” to Walchand College of

Engineering ,Sangli, India, is a record of bonafide Project work of course 3CS491 PROJECT-I car-

ried out by him/her under my/our supervision and guidance and is worthy of consideration for the

award of the degree of Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science & Engineering of the Institute.

Prof. A B C Mr. A B C Dr.B.F.Momin

Guide Co-Guide Head Of Department

Computer Sci. & Engg. Dept, Company Name, Computer Sci. & Engg.Dept,

WCE, Sangli. Pune[for SEM 2] WCE, Sangli

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Acknowledgement

The acknowledgement page depicts the gratitude, respect and thankfulness of the student

towards the people who helped him in pursuing the project successfully and ensured successful

completion and implementation of the project. In this page, the author expresses his gratitude and

concern by using praising and thanks giving words.

(Acknowledgement to Director,HOD, Project Coordinator , Guide:Institute as well as Industry n

others)

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Declaration

I hereby declare that work presented in this project report titled ”YOUR PROJECT

NAME UPPER CASE BOLD” submitted by me in the partial fulfillment of the requirement

of the award of the degree of Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) Submitted in the Department

of Computer Science & Engineering, Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli, is an au-

thentic record of my project work carried out under the guidance of (Guide(s) name and affiliation).

Date : (Signature)

Place : Sangli
(Name of the Student)

Roll No.

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Abstract
1 page: 2 paras.

First para: Brief description of problem, with necessary background about problem and its motiva-

tion.

Second para: Brief description about proposed approach/technique to solve the problem; how the

approach was studied/analyzed and important results of analysis.

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Table Of Contents

List Of Figures

• figure 1 example

• figure 1 example

Acronyms

• AN Acro name example

• AN1 Another name

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1 Introduction

Introduction chapter is like an extended abstract. It has to tell the story of your work,

such that the reader can stop reading with the Intro. and still know approx. what your work was

about.

Note: Every chapter will begin with a brief introduction to the chapter contents. DO NOT

have sections within a chapter OR subsections with a section, etc. WITHOUT a brief. sentence or

para about that chapter/section.

1.1 Overview and Problem Statement

A one-to-two page overview for the topic/system/problem, ending with a specific Problem

Statement. What is the complexity of the problem? How is it placed with respect to the state-of-

the-art? INCLUDE at least ONE diagram to give perspective to the system/problem. NOTE: All

graphs and figures must be referenced in the text.

(2-3 pages) with 2-3 subsections

1.2 Motivation

Why is the system and problem so important? Who would/should care about your work?

(0.5 to 1 page)

1.3 Contributions of this work

Briefly describe your approach (and hypothesis as to why you think this will work better),

comparison to existing work (i.e. why is other existing work not adequate), what is novel about

your problem/approach? Discuss perf. analysis scenarios, parameters varied and metrics measured.

Summarize the important results in a PARAGRAPH.( 1 to 2 page).

Total Chapter: Around 6 - 10 pages, approx.

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2 Background and Related Work

There are two main parts: background material needed to understand.

For eg, in a sensor network project, you will describe the basic concepts of sensors, sensor

networks, overall design challenges, etc. Use figures liberally and as needed. All graphs and figures

must be referenced in the text.

Related Work: If you are working in Target tracking, then describe all work RELATED

to your specific problem/approach. Highlight the strengths and weaknesses and key results of each

approach.

This should not be a monotonous summary of each work - one para. per paper read.

Provide some personal insights.

Conclude this section by stating HOW your work is better than existing related work.

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3 Proposed Method/Algorithm

RESTATE the Problem Definition. Highlight the challenges involved in designing a good/optimal

solution.

3.1 Problem Definition

3.2 Proposed Idea/System

3.3 System Architecture

Figures, Examples to illustrate the concepts/ideas/algorithm are VERY important. Again,

make sure that you highlight the novelty of your work/approach.

3.4 System Analysis and Design

3.4.1 Requirement Specification

3.4.2 Flowcharts / DFDs / UML

3.4.3 Design and Test Steps

3.4.4 Algorithms and Pseudo Code

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4 Performance Study

4.1 Implementation/Simulation Environment

Describe the Software package used, if any. Why was it selected over others? Describe

System Parameters Varied

Metrics Measured - define each metric precisely.

4.2 Results and Analysis

Subsections as needed. Analysis is very important - do not state ”The results are in Fig.

3; as you can obviously see, my algorithm is cool”. Report the trends seen - one is better than the

other; the improvement perc. ranges from 5 to 15%. Also, why do you think Alg A’s perf. is not as

good as Alg B.

All graphs and figures must be referenced in the text.

4.3 Summary of performance study

What did you learn after all these experiments/analysis? Is your alg. always better or only

better in some cases; is the time complexity suitable.

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5 Conclusions and Future Work

Conclusions - should be a paragraph. What did you start out to study? Did you accomplish

that goal? What are the main findings? are they along expected lines? are they satisfactory or is

this a startling revelation (e.g. Bubble sort is not as bad as one thinks it to be)?

In future work, think of students who might want to follow upon this work. Think of

additions to the work, potential improvements to the existing technique. Whatever you wanted to

do with respect to the project (usually, this gyan comes during report writing phase) but could not

do, may be written here.

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6 References

References

[1] Michel Goossens, Frank Mittelbach, and Alexander Samarin. The LATEX Companion. Addison-

Wesley, Reading, Massachusetts, 1993.

[2] Albert Einstein. Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter Körper. (German) [On the electrodynamics of mov-

ing bodies]. Annalen der Physik, 322(10):891–921, 1905.

[3] Knuth: Computers and Typesetting,

http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~uno/abcde.html

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