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(1) The document provides guidelines for students submitting seminar reports for their TE Electrical course, including formatting requirements and report structure. (2) Students must submit two spiral-bound copies of 20-25 pages on royal executive paper, with a cover page, certificate, table of contents, and references following specific formats. (3) The report structure includes chapters with new pages, and sections are to be formatted with different font sizes and styles as specified.

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Format of Project Report Engineering

(1) The document provides guidelines for students submitting seminar reports for their TE Electrical course, including formatting requirements and report structure. (2) Students must submit two spiral-bound copies of 20-25 pages on royal executive paper, with a cover page, certificate, table of contents, and references following specific formats. (3) The report structure includes chapters with new pages, and sections are to be formatted with different font sizes and styles as specified.

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Gokhale Education Societys

R. H. Sapat College of Engineering, Management Studies & Research Nashik


DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.

T.E. SEMINAR (2015-16) SEM-I


All the students of T.E.Electrical are hereby informed that they should follow the
guidelines given below for submitting the seminar report.
Format for Seminar report shall be as follows:
Number of copies to be submitted: Only 2 copies of the report need to be submitted.
Maximum no of pages: The total number of typed pages, excluding cover pages 20
to 25 only on A4 size paper.
Type of pages: Royal executive bond paper.
Binding: Spiral binding report.
Type setting: Use of word processing software such as MS-Word.
Report Structure:
The report should normally have the following structure. Each chapter should start on
a new page.
Cover page: Giving the title of the report, the name and roll number of the student,
the name of the guide. The exact format is given in Annexure I as a sample page.
Certificate: A certificate as per format shown in Annexure II signed by the guide. also
Examiner certificate as in Annexure III.
The report should be printed on white paper. The typing shall be with line spacing
[1.5g], size of font in Times new roman [12]
Table of Contents: Chapter, section titles and references with their corresponding
page number.
List of Figures: Giving figure number, figure title, page number.
List of Tables: Giving table number, table title, page number. If there are very few
figures and tables, then the list of figures and list of tables may be put on the same
page. Otherwise they may be put on different pages.
Nomenclature: All acronyms and symbols used in the report must be defined here.
References: List of books, monographs, International paper, IEEE paper, URLs of
Internet archives or of permanent information sources, strictly as per specific format
given later.
Acknowledgments: Acknowledge guidance/advice/help received from people you
have interacted with during the course of the seminar restricting it to technical
discussions associated with the contents of the report.
Style & Format

Use A4 page size with 1" margin on all sides for all pages. All text-including
footnotes and illustrations must appear within this area.
Use 1.5 spacing for all text. Format paragraphs with 6 pt spacing after paragraph end.
New paragraphs to start on next line (that is, there is no need of an extra line between
paragraphs if paragraphs are formatted as suggested).
Use Times New Roman font for all text. In paragraphs use boldface or italic for
emphasis only. The proper fonts recommended for various elements are:

Chapter title

16 pt bold title case

Section Heading

12 pt bold title case

Subsection heading

12 pt italic title case

Body text

12 pt normal, justified to both margins

Figure/Table captions

12 pt normal

Footnote text

9 pt normal

Seminar coordinator
Prof. H.B.Wagh

HOD
Prof. M.K.Chaudhari

ANNEXURE I (This line not to appear)

A
Seminar Report
On

TITLE OF THE SEMINAR REPORT


T.E. Electrical
By

Name of the student


Exam. Seat No:
Roll.NO:
Under the guidance of

Guides Name

Department of Electrical Engineering,


Month, Year

GOKHALE EDUCATION SOCIETYS


R. H. SAPAT. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, MANAGEMENT STUDIES &
RESEARCH, NASHIK.

ANNEXURE II (This line not to appear)

Gokhale Education Society


R. H. Sapat College of Engineering, Management Studies & Research Nashik
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.

CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the seminar report entitled Title of seminar is being submitted
herewith by name of the student. Exam seat No:

------------ has successfully completed

his/her seminar work in partial fulfillment of requirements of degree of Third Year Electrical
Engineering of University of Pune.
Place: Nashik
Date:
( Name of Guide)

SEMINAR GUIDE

(Prof.M.K.Chaudhari)

HEAD OF ELECTRICAL

(Dr.P.C.Kulkarni)

PRINCIPAL

ANNEXURE III(This line not to appear)

Gokhale Education Society


R. H. Sapat College of Engineering, Management Studies & Research Nashik
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.

EXAMINERS CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the seminar report entitled Title of seminar is being submitted
herewith by name of the student. Exam seat No:

------------ has successfully completed

his/her seminar work in partial fulfillment of requirements of degree of Third Year Electrical
Engineering of University of Pune.

Place: Nashik
Date:

Examiner 1

Examiner 2

REFERENCES
[1]Meson T.H.G., Aircraft Structures for Engineering Students, 2nd ed., Chap. 8, pp 220-225,
Edward Arnold, London, 1990.
[2]Salunkhe A.S. and Mujumdar P.M.,Identification approach to estimation of buckling load
of damaged composite plates, AIAA Journal, Vol. 36, No. 8, 1998, pp. xx-yy.
[3]Lakkad S.C. and Mujumdar P.M., Experimental investigation of the effect of dropped
plies on the strength of graphite/epoxy laminates, in Advances in Testing, Design and
Development of Aerospace Structures, Proc. of the 5th National Seminar on Aerospace
Structures (NASAS), Eds. Mujumdar P.M. and Joshi A., pp. xx-yy, Allied Publishers Ltd.,
New Delhi, Jan. 1996
[4]Current Research, Centre for Dynamics and Control of Smart Structures,
http://www.isr.umd.edu/CDCSS/cra.html
Note: References to be listed not as shown above but in sequence 1, 2, 3 as shown below
[1] .
[2] .
[3] .

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