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Chapter Template for Undergraduate Project

The document outlines a proposed template for an undergraduate project report, detailing the structure and content required for each chapter. It includes sections on the introduction, literature review, methodology, implementation and testing, and a final chapter for summary, conclusion, and recommendations. Each section specifies the expectations for students, including the need for clear problem statements, literature reviews, system design, and testing strategies.

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Chapter Template for Undergraduate Project

The document outlines a proposed template for an undergraduate project report, detailing the structure and content required for each chapter. It includes sections on the introduction, literature review, methodology, implementation and testing, and a final chapter for summary, conclusion, and recommendations. Each section specifies the expectations for students, including the need for clear problem statements, literature reviews, system design, and testing strategies.

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Proposed Template for Undergraduate Project Report

Preliminary: Title Page, Certification, Dedication, Acknowledgement,


Table of content & Figure, Abstract
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1. Background of Study
Here students are expected to introduce their work in such a way that even a person
with no knowledge of the area can understand.

1.2. Problem Statement


Here students are expected to provide a clear description of the problem that the
project is addressing.

1.3. Aim and Objectives


Here students are expected to state their aim which describes what you want to
achieve; that is your overall intention in the project and objectives which are
numbered steps they will follow to achieve their aim.

1.4. Significance of the Study


Here students are to explain why is it important to do it the project

1.5. Scope

1.6. Definition of terms


Chapter 2: Literature Review
2.1. Introduction
Here students are expected to briefly explain what the chapter will contain.

2.2. Related Works


For Major Project, Students are expected to review at least 10 papers related to their
work. If your project is on development of software, your review should be on projects
focused on development. Papers included in your review should be published not
later than 8 years ago.

2.3. Summary
Here students should provide a summary of all the literatures reviewed
Chapter 3: Methodology

3.1. Introduction
Here students are expected to briefly explain what the chapter will contain.

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3.2. Project Workflow
Here students are expected to provide a diagram showing the various stages their
project will follow from beginning to end.

3.3. System Development Model


Here student are expected to choose an SDLC for their project and briefly explain
why it is selected.

3.4. Analysis of Existing and Proposed System

3.4.1. Description of Existing System


Here student are to describe how the existing system works. If no existing system
exist student should state it.

3.4.2.Requirement Elicitation
Here students are expected to explain how the requirements of their system is
gathered. They shall also provide evidence of the elicitation (example a copy of
questions used in eliciting the requirements) and attached it in appendix.

3.4.3. Requirements Definition


Here students are expected to state the functional and non-functional requirements of
their system.

3.4.4. Requirement Analysis


Here students are expected to analyze their requirements using Use Case diagram
and its description.

3.5 System Design


3.5.1.Description of Proposed System
Here students are expected to describe their system using activity and/or sequence
and/or state diagram.

3.5.2. Architecture Design


Here students are expected to describe their system using class diagram and
Package Diagram

3.5.3 Database Design


Here students are expected to describe their data using Entity Relationship (ER)
diagram.

3.6. Summary
Here students are expected to provide a summary of all the things covered in the
chapter.

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Chapter 4: Implementation and Testing
4.1. Introduction
Here students are expected to briefly explain what the chapter will contain.

4.2. Implementation
4.2.1. Implementation Tools
Here students are state the choices made and why. The table below can be used and
filled up where appropriate.

Table 4.1: Development Tools


Category Software Used

Operating system

Integrated Development
Environment(IDEs)

Programming Language

Database

Web browser

4.2.2. Algorithms of major functionality


Here students are to provide the algorithm used to create the major functionalities in
their system.

4.2.2. Description of System Operation (using sample interfaces)


Here students are expected to provide screen captures of the developed system.
Students should capture them in such a way that the person reading the project can
understand the way the system works. It should capture the functionalities which
algorithms were given in 4.2.2.

4.3.Testing
4.3.1. Testing strategy
Here students are expected to which approach they used in coming up with test
cases for the system. Example equivalence class, boundary value analysis etc.

4.3.2. Unit testing


Here students are to provide unit test cases of their major functionalities. They should
be align to the functional in 4.2.2

4.3.3. Integration testing


Here students are to provide Integration test cases of their major functionalities. They
should align to unit test cases of 4.3.2.

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4.3.4. System testing
Here students are to explain how the whole system was tested to make sure
everything is working.

4.3.5. Usability Testing


Here students are to do a usability test of their developed system (Using a suitable
questionnaire)

4.4. Summary
Here students are expected to provide a summary of all the things covered in the
chapter.
.Chapter 5 : Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations
5.1. Summary
5.2. Conclusion
5.3. Limitation
5.4 Recommendation

Appendix : References, Elicitation evidence, System Testing Evidence,


Codes of major functionality(align to 4.2.2), full listing of all test cases

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