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FYP Proposal Form1

This document is a proposal form for final year projects. It requests information such as the project title, supervisors, type of project, specialization, objectives, scope, student details, and categories/focus based on specialization. If it is a two student project, it asks for subtitles and work distribution for each student. It also provides lists of options for project category, focus/contribution that should be selected based on the specialization of the project and student.

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Final Year Project Proposal Form

Project Title

Supervisor Name

Co-Supervisor Name
(if any)
Project Status Lecturer-Proposed/Student-Proposed/Industry-Proposed

Project Type Application-Based / Research-Based / Application and Research Based

Project Specialization Software Engineering/Information Systems/Game Development/
(Project Specialisation Data Science/Cybersecurity
and Student
Specialisation should
match)

Project Category
(Pls. refer at the end
of document for the
selection of category
based on the
specialisation)

Project
Focus/Contribution

(Pls. refer at the end

of document for the
selection of
focus/contribution
based on the
specialisation)
Project Description

(Discuss Background,
Problem Statement,
Methodology,
Expected
Output/Significance in
summary form)
Project Objectives/
Outcomes

(Focussed and precise

list of statements that
can imply the goals to
be achieved, Majority
of the Project
Objectives/Outcomes
are in line with the
Project and Student
specialisation)

Project Scope
(Focus/Expected
Output/ Deliverables
with the limits and
constraints of the
study can be
described and implies
enough scope for the
two-trimester project)

Number of Students One/Two

(If it is two-students
project, subtitles and
work distribution have
to be clearly specified
and differentiated for
each student)
Student 1 Subtitle
(Pls. fill up if the
number of students is
two)
Student 1 Work
Distribution
(Pls. fill up if the
number of students is
two)

Student 2 Subtitle
(Pls. fill up if the
number of students is
two)
Student 2 Work
Distribution
(Pls. fill up if the
number of students is
two)

Industry Collaboration No/Yes

Company Name,
Contact Name,
Contact Phone
(if the answer to
Industry Collaboration
is Yes)
Student 1 Details
(Student Name,
Student ID,
Specialisation,
Handphone number,
E-mail address)

Student 2 Details
(if it is a two-student
project)
(Student Name,
Student ID,
Specialisation,
Handphone Number,
E-mail address)
Select one Project Category based on Specialisation:
Software Engineering:

Critical System

Application Software

Software Tools & Utilities

Service Oriented Computing

Information Systems:

IT Infrastructure

Transaction Processing Systems

Intelligent Systems

Game Development:

Game Software Development (GSD)

Game Algorithm Research (GAR)

Game Design Prototyping (GDP)

Data Science:

Data Engineering

Data Analytics

Cybersecurity:

Cryptography and Data Security

Investigation and Analysis

Security and Defence

Select one Focus/Contribution based on Specialisation:
Software Engineering:

Product Development

Prototype/Proof of Concept

Software Engineering Methodologies

Others (Pls. specify)

Information Systems:

Data & Information Management

User Experience

System Analysis & Design

IS Project Management

Business Processes

Technology Evaluation

Others (Pls. specify)

Game Development:

Game Software Development (GSD): Development and implementation of a complete game from
design, programming to production of a complete game installation package

Game Algorithm Research (GAR): Thorough investigation and analysis of specific algorithms used in
games

Game Design Prototyping (GDP): Proof of concept of novel specific game design concepts or game
mechanics via development of complete prototypes

Data Science:

Data Management

IoT

Optimisation of Technologies