This document provides guidelines for writing an undergraduate feasibility study at a university in the Philippines. It outlines the required format, including using Times New Roman font, double spacing, 1-inch margins, and specific section order and formatting for elements like the title page, approval sheet, table of contents, and executive summary. The guidelines aim to ensure uniformity in the physical format of feasibility studies and proper manuscript construction.
This document provides guidelines for writing an undergraduate feasibility study at a university in the Philippines. It outlines the required format, including using Times New Roman font, double spacing, 1-inch margins, and specific section order and formatting for elements like the title page, approval sheet, table of contents, and executive summary. The guidelines aim to ensure uniformity in the physical format of feasibility studies and proper manuscript construction.
This document provides guidelines for writing an undergraduate feasibility study at a university in the Philippines. It outlines the required format, including using Times New Roman font, double spacing, 1-inch margins, and specific section order and formatting for elements like the title page, approval sheet, table of contents, and executive summary. The guidelines aim to ensure uniformity in the physical format of feasibility studies and proper manuscript construction.
This document provides guidelines for writing an undergraduate feasibility study at a university in the Philippines. It outlines the required format, including using Times New Roman font, double spacing, 1-inch margins, and specific section order and formatting for elements like the title page, approval sheet, table of contents, and executive summary. The guidelines aim to ensure uniformity in the physical format of feasibility studies and proper manuscript construction.
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FEASIBILITY STUDY
WRITING GUIDE by Angelo C. Penaredonda,MBA Introduction
This manual contains the policies and procedures to ensure uniformity in the physical
format of an undergraduate research. Submission of this document is the final step in a
Feasibility subject or its equivalent. Students must be familiar with the guidelines before
writing their paper. The use of correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling are solely the
responsibility of the student/s.
Manuscript Construction Appearance
The manuscript must be prepared on a computer, neat in appearance, and without
error. Strikeovers, handwritten corrections, or interlineations are not accepted. Printing
of the thesis should be letter/laser quality with dark black characters that are consistently
clear and dense. The manuscript can be printed on only one side of each page received.
Reproduced copies are acceptable only if high quality photocopying is used.
Paper Letter size paper with the appropriate logo/letter head must be used.
Typeface Times New Roman is the only acceptable fonts. The same typeface must be used throughout the manuscript, including figures, tables, plate captions with the exception of certain tables, figures and appendix material, which may use a different type. Italics should be used only to highlight specific words or phrases in the text. The official font size is 12 point and must be used for all material in the text. Spacing
Double spacing is required throughout the manuscript.
Footnotes, bibliographic entries, long quoted passages, figure and table captions, and items in lists and tables may be single- spaced. If individual footnote or bibliographic entries are single-spaced, there must be double-spacing between each entry. There are special spacing requirements for some of the preliminary pages. Margins Margins must be uniform on all pages. Margin requirements apply to all materials included in the research such as figures, tables, photographs, etc., and all material in appendices. The margins of the thesis page are:
• 1 inch on the top and bottom
• 1.5 inches on the left • 1 inch minimum on the right
Page numbers must fall within the margins. Page numbers must be placed in the top of the page at the right side. The body of the text must be in fully/double justified with one inch indentation of each paragraph’s first sentence. Post-Defense Action After the Final Oral Defense, the student candidate/s shall do the following:
1. Revise the manuscript in compliance with the panel members’
comments and suggestions;
2. Submit a copy of the revised manuscript to the adviser for further
evaluation before its final printing and binding; and
3. Submit two (2) hardbound copies of the edited manuscript (final
copy) to the Principal/Director’s Office as final requirements for the subject. Parts of Feasibility Study •Preliminary Pages
• Title Page (Imaginary Page- no page no.)
• Approval Sheet (Page ii) • Acknowledgment (Page iv) • Table of Contents (Page v) • List of Tables (Page viii) •• List of Figures (Page x) •List of Schedules (Page xi) •List of Exhibits (Page xii) •Executive Summary (Page xiii) Title Page The TITLE for the Feasibility Study is the name of the Project or Product. Indicate your degree and field and give the month and year of graduation, not the date of completion of the thesis. The TITLE should be 3 to 3.5 inches from the top of the page. Type the title of the FS exactly as it is worded on the Abstract, in upper case letters, centered with single spacing. If the title runs over one line, it should appear like an inverted pyramid. An example of the Title Page for FS is shown in Figure 1. Further, notice that the full legal name of the student appears in bold upper case letters followed by the month and year when the manuscript is accomplished in uppercase-lowercase letters observing double space. THE MANUFACTURING OF MELON PASTA IN CALAMBA CITY
A Project Feasibility Study
Presented to the Faculty of Senior High School Saint Benilde International School (Calamba) Inc.
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) Strand
By:
ANGELO PENAREDONDA PEEJAY ORTEGA EDEN CAMACHO
December 2017 Approval Sheet The Approval sheet is to be signed by both the adviser and the panel of reviewers. The panel of reviewers is composed of three members. Signatures must be in permanent BLACK INK. Figure 2 shows an example of an approval sheet.
APPROVAL SHEET
This Project Feasibility entitled :The Manufacturing of Melon Pasta in Calamba
City Laguna, prepared and submitted by Dela Cruz Juan , in partial fulfillment of the requirements for Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) Strand, has been examined and is recommended for acceptance and approval for Oral Defense.
ANGELO C. PENAREDONDA,MBA Adviser
PANEL OF EXAMINERS
Defended in an oral examination before a duly constituted panel with the grade of _______.
Member Member
Chairman
Accepted and approved in partial fulfillment of the requirements for Accountancy,
Business and Management (ABM) Strand.
Principal Acknowledgement This page is optional. This section must not be more than 2 pages long. Place the acknowledgments heading at the top of page centered, all in upper case letters. Leave one blank line, and begin text, which is double-spaced. Indent the first line of each paragraph.
Dedication This page is optional. The Dedication should be brief. Begin the dedication 3 to 4 inches from top of paper. Use of the DEDICATION heading is optional. Executive Summary This page includes principal/salient features of Market, Technical, Financial, Management and Socio Economic aspects of the Project.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Title : The Manufacturing of Melon Pasta in Calamba City
Author/s: : ANGELO C. PENAREDONDA
Degree : Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) Strand
Socio-Economic Aspect ............................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................... Table of Contents
The table of contents must include the following pages:
-Title -Title Page -Approval Sheet -Acknowledgment -Table of Contents.
The title page, approval sheet, acknowledgment, dedication page, and table of contents are not listed in the table of contents. Below is an example of the table of contents. TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 TECHNICAL ASPECT Page General Business Condition 29 Production Process 31 TITLE PAGE i Workflow of the Process 33 APPROVAL SHEET ii Product Description 35 ACKNOWLEDGMENT iii Materials and Equipment 40 DEDICATION iv Plant Location 50 ABSTRACT v Plant Layout 51 TABLE OF CONTENTS vi LIST OF TABLES vi 4 FINANCIAL ASPECT LIST OF FIGURES viii Financial Assumptions 53 LIST OF SCHEDULES IX Initial Capital Investment 54 Cost and Expense Schedule 55 Chapter Projected Income Statement 70 1 PROJECT BACKGROUND AND HISTORY Projected Statement of Cash Flow 72 Introduction 1 Projected Balance Sheet 74 Background of the Study 2 Financial Analysis 76 Operational Definition 11 Financial Ratio 79 2 MARKETING ASPECT 5 MANAGEMENT ASPECT Description and Outlook of the Industry 12 Form of Ownership 75 Size of the Industry 14 Organizational Chart 76 Target Market 15 Job Analysis 77 Demand and Supply Analysis 15 Company Policies 85 Competitive Analysis 24 Management Policies 87 Marketing Strategy 25 Product Acceptability 26 6 SOCIO ECONOMIC ASPECT Price Study 27 Contribution to Income and Employment 89 Tax Contribution 91
7 CONCLUSIONS 96
APPENDICES Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Body of Text Official font is TIMES NEW ROMAN size 12. (Body Text) Chapter 1 – PROJECT BACKGROUND AND HISTORY (Times New Roman 14 Bold) Chapter 2 – MARKET ASPECT (Times New Roman 14 Bold) Chapter 3 – TECHNICAL ASPECT (Times New Roman 14 Bold) Chapter 4 – FINANCIAL ASPECT (Times New Roman 14 Bold) Chapter 5 – MANAGEMENT ASPECT (Times New Roman 14 Bold) Chapter 6 – SOCIO ECONOMIC ASPECT (Times New Roman 14 Bold) Chapter 7 – CONCLUSIONS (Times New Roman 14 Bold) Subtitle of Every Chapter (Times New Roman 12 Bold)
Each chapter must begin on a new page. Chapters should be numbered with Arabic numerals. FEASIBILITY STUDY
Chapter 1: PROJECT BACKGROUND AND HISTORY
Things to Include in a Project Background and History:
Background of the Study
FEASIBILITY STUDY Chapter 2: MARKET ASPECT Things to Include in a Market Feasibility Study:
• Product Description • Demand Analysis • Supply Analysis • Demand and Supply Analysis • Market Share • Price Study • Factors Affecting the Market • Marketing Program • Channel of Distribution FEASIBILITY STUDY Chapter 3: TECHNICAL ASPECT Things to Include in a Technical Feasibility Study:
◦ Product Description ◦ Manufacturing Process ◦ Plant Size and Schedule ◦ Annual Production Capacity ◦ Machinery and Equipment ◦ Production Cost ◦ Plant Location ◦ Plant Layout ◦ Building and Facilities ◦ Utilities ◦ Waste Disposal ◦ Labor Requirements FEASIBILITY STUDY Chapter 4: FINANCIAL ASPECT Things to Include in a Financial Feasibility Study: Major Financial Assumptions Projected Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured Projected Income Statement Projected Statement of Cash Flow Projected Statement of Financial Position Test of Liquidity Ratio Test of Profitability Ratio Test of Leverage Ratio FEASIBILITY STUDY Chapter 5: MANAGEMENT ASPECT Things to Include in a Management Study:
•Basic Consideration •Office and Key Personnel •Project Schedule •Scheduling Chart FEASIBILITY STUDY Chapter 6: SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECT
Things to Include in a Socio-Economic Feasibility Study:
Economic Benefits Social Benefits FEASIBILITY STUDY Chapter 7: CONCLUSIONS
Discuss how the business can succeed. Explain why, using research- based information, not opinion that is contained in the study. •Summary of Findings •Conclusion •Recommendation BIBLIOGRAPHY APPENDICES •PFS Adviser’s Appointment Form •PFS Language Editor Appointment Form •Letter of Request for Interview/Data Gathering •Survey Questionnaire for Respondents •Survey Questionnaire for Competitor •Contract of Lease •Article of Partnership CURRICULUM VITAE
