Format For Project Report
Format For Project Report
A Project-I/II Report
Submitted in the partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of
the degree of
<<Designation>>
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that X (Roll No.), Y (Roll No.) and Z(Roll No.) studying in Ambala College of
Engineering and Applied Research, Devsthali, (Batch: 2017-2021) has completed their project
(major) entitled “Editor Plus” at Ambala College of Engineering and Applied Research,
Devsthali under my supervision.
It is further certified that they had attended required number of practical classes at Ambala
College of Engineering and Applied Research, Devsthali for the completion of their project-I/II
during 6th/7th/8th semester.
Project Supervisor
DECLARATION OF STUDENT
We hereby declare that the work which is present in this major project report entitled “Editor
Plus” in the partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Technology and
submitted to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Ambala College of
Engineering and Applied Research, Devsthali affiliated to Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra
is an authentic record of us, carried out during a period of JAN 2021 to APR 2021, under the
supervision of Er. Seema Rani, Assistant Professor (CSE).
The matter presented in this project report has not been submitted by us for the award of any
other degree of this or any other institute/university.
Y (Roll No.)
Z(Roll No.)
PREFACE
Must start with brief introduction about project. One can copy the lines from abstract. Only one
paragraph.
Then Explain how your project report is organized into different chapters. Brief introduction
about chapter’s content so that by reading it one should have an idea what all about this chapter
is? Like
Chapter 1 provides the details regarding the introduction of the area of project, project itself,
problem statement, functional and non functional requirement, project scope, project objective
along with complete SRS document.
Summary
Each chapter must end with the summary of the material covered in that chapter highlighting the
key points and learning outcomes of that chapter.
Note: You can refer the preface written in the beginning of any good
book say Data Communication and Networks Forouzen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Engineers in all disciplines must acquire knowledge of project making. Student, in particular,
will find ‘project making’ as an integral part of their studies that will infuse the spirit of doing
practical work in them.
The satisfaction that accompanies the successful completion of any task would be incomplete
without the mention of the people who made it possible whose constant guidance crowned our
efforts with success.
We sincerely express our deep gratitude to the management of our college for giving us liberty to
choose and to work on the most relevant project i.e. “Editor Plus”. We are thankful to Er.
Seema Rani (Academic Coorinator) for ensuring that we have a smooth environment at the
college and lab. At the very outset we would like to offer our never ending thanks to our project
supervisor Er. Seema Rani (Assistant Professor, CSE) who helped us with our project from the
beginning till the end. His continuous surveillance over our work allowed us to work more
efficiently.
X (Roll No.)
Y(Roll No.)
Z (Roll
No.)
ABSTRACT
Only One Paragraph and at the most one page.
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF TABLES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Certificate of Supervisor i
Declaration by Student ii
Acknowledgement iii
Abstract iv
List of Figures v
List of Tables vi
Preface xi
1. INTRODUCTION 1-11
1.1. Heading 1 1
1.2. Heading 2 3
1.3. Heading 3 4
1.3.1. Heading 3.1 5
2. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
References
Chapter 1
Introduction
1.1 Background
Computer is a fast electronic machine which accepts data as input data, processes the data, stores
the data and gives the output results. Computer is very fast but not intelligent. We, software
Engineers make them intelligent through programming.
Chapter 3
Detail Design
CONCLUSION
GUIDE LINES
Chapter 1 Introduction it provides the details regarding the introduction of the area to
which project belong say image processing, defines the
methodology used step by step to achieve the end product, may be
diagrammatically. Software tools and technology used like Java
introduction and features (at the most 5-6 pages).
Chapter 3 Detail design it includes various UML diagrams like class diagram, use case
diagrams etc., data base design, description about tables, ER
diagrams, blue prints (for web based developments), flow charts,
pseudo code, work breakdown structure etc.
Chapter 4 Testing testing should be defined in tables including test case name, test
case reference, description, precondition, post condition, result and
remarks regarding black box testing and white box testing of unit
testing, integration testing and system testing.
Chapter 5 Results results may be in the form of tables, graphs etc along with proper
screen shots and description about the screenshots like its purpose,
how this screen will appear etc.
Chapter 6 Deployment clearly defines the steps required to make settings in the pc to run
your project along with the snapshot. Here by snapshot, we does
not mean the project snapshot. Its about any setting made in
operating system, path setting, directory where project will be
stored. In short, anybody can install and run your project without
your support by just referencing this chapter.
Conclusion one page conclusion about your project that includes the summary
of your work.
Future Scope define future improvement, suggestion that helps your juniors to
extend your idea and develop the next version.
References details about links, books, research papers, journals that you refer
during the project development.
Note:
All the pages except front page must be properly numbered.
All the pages before the chapter must be numbered like i, ii, iii, iv ……
From chapters 1 onwards, pages must be numbered as 1, 2, 3, 4 …..
Report must be of at least 50-60 pages excluding Preface, front page, table of content,
conclusion, future scope, appendix and references.
Chapter heading Font size 20, Bold, Right aligned, Times new roman, no spacing and a
complete line below.
Paragraph heading font size 14, Bold, Left aligned, Times new Roman, spacing 6 pts
above and below, Line spacing 1.5, not underlined.
Paragraph content font size 12, justified, Times new roman, 6 pts above and below, 1.5
line spacing, not underlined.
Number of copies N+3 spiral bound, where N is number of students in group, 2 for
department and 1 for project supervisor (in needed by him/her)
Bring one copy during internal viva and must be checked and approved by supervisor.
If approved then bring rest of the copies during External viva.
Margin
o Left : 1.25 inch
o Right : 1 inch
o Top : 1 inch
o Bottom : 1 inch
Figures and followed by their name must be center aligned.
Figures must me numbered as per the chapter number and must be used in the chapter.
For example, if there is a third figure of Computer Block diagram in chapter 2 then it
must be named as
Figure 2.3: Computer Block Diagram
Same is the case with any table used.
Conclusion, future scope, references, appendix A and appendix B will not be mentioned
as a chapter, Font Size 20, bold, center aligned, Times New Roman, spacing 12pts above
and below, not underlined.
Use all figures, tables, screen shots properly in explanation properly like as shown in
figure 2.3.