Title of Minor Project

Minor Project
(BCA 5005)

Submitted in partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of the degree of

Bachelor of Computer Applications

Submitted by
Group No.: ……
Group Member Name 1 (Univ. Roll No: xxxxxx)
Group Member Name 2 (Univ. Roll No: xxxxxx) (if any)
Section: A1

Under the Supervision of

Mr. Prashant Srivastava | Assistant Professor
Mr. Shekhar Verma | Assistant Professor
Prof. Rabins Porwal | Professor & Head

Department of Computer Application

School of Engineering & Technology (UIET)

Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University (CSJMU)

UP State University | Formerly Kanpur University
Accredited ‘A++’ by NAAC | UGC Category-I University
Kanpur (UP)
(Dec 2024)
Abstract (Optional)
The abstract must not exceed 200 words in length. It should contain clear outlining of the
problem statement, a brief explanation of the methodology to be adopted in gathering data
and possible explanations of the findings. It should not be summary of each section of the
synopsis.

1. Introduction along with Literature Survey and Objectives

In this section explain the introduction to your work rather than introduction to the subject
area and explain the previous work based on some literature survey. Enough background
should be given to make clear to the reader why the problem/ topic is considered worth
investigating. A summary of other relevant research/ projects may also be stated so that
the current project can be seen in that context. The hypotheses of research/ study/ project,
if any, and definitions of the major concepts employed in the study/ project should be
explicitly stated in the introduction of the report.
In this section also explain the nature of problem identified, purpose, your contribution in
the project, state-of-the-art (updated status in the market and possible applications) and
objectives of the project.

2. Methodology & Modules/ Software Requirement Specification &

Project Designing
In this section describe the methodology adopted in your project and basic modules with
some description. The methodology adopted in conducting the project must be fully
explained. It should be clear from the methodology: how the project was carried out? If
the project is an experimental one, then how was it conducted?

2.1 Technology (Hardware and Software) Used

In this sub-section describe the hardware structure based on architecture of the software.
Also describe the designer tool if used any.

2.2 Project Planning

The project planning should be given using either Gantt Chart or any other methodology
showing the clear picture of how the project was completed along with the involvement of
the group members (if any) in each activity of the project.

2.3 Feasibility Study (Optional/ if conducted)

2.4 Design of the System

1. Use Case Diagram
2. Use Case Description
3. Entity Relationship Diagram
4. Data Flow Diagrams (DFDs)
4.1. Context Diagram or Level-0 DFD
4.2. Level-1 DFD
4.3. Level-2 DFD
5. Logical Database Design
6. High Level Structure Diagram
3. Implementation/ Experimentation/ Project Development (if completed)
3.1 Screen Shots & Functionality
1. Graphical User Interface
2. Other relevant screenshots

4. Testing & Analysis (if conducted)

5. Deployment & Maintenance (if applicable and conducted)

6. Conclusion/ Results & Discussion

7. Applications & Advantages

8. Annexures (if applicable)

References
References need to be numbered as they appear in your text ([1], [2], [3], etc) and should
appear in your reference section in numerical order (not alphabetically).
The required format for references is as follows:
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Guidelines for preparing Minor Project:

Paper/ Page Size

Good quality only white A4 size (210 mm by 297 mm, 8.26 by 11.69) paper should be
used for typing and duplication.

Page Specification
Left margin: 1.25 inch
Right margin: 1 inch
Top margin: 1 inch
Bottom margin: 1 inch

Page Numbers
All text pages as well as program source code listing should be numbered at the bottom
right of the pages.

Font size
Section Heading: 14-point type size, Times New Roman, Bold
Subsection Heading: 13-point type size, Times New Roman, Bold & Italics
Normal Body Text: 12-point type size, Times New Roman
Line Spacing: 1.25 spacing.

Justification
The whole document should be both sided fully justified.

Headers and Footers

Headers and footers should be provided in the document, if required.

Tables and Graphs

Minimum 12-point type size, minimum line thickness 0.13 or .30 mm, all captions should
be upper-and lower-case, bold, and centred.

Illustrations and Photographs

Minimum 12-point type size, captions should be in upper-and lower-case, bold, and
centred. Images must be computer-designed and submitted as embedded images in your
document (postscript, .pdf, or MS Word format). Please do not submit colour images.

Binding and Color code of the Minor Project:

Minor Project Synopsis should be spirally bound with front cover being transparent and
back cover being Blue.