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The document outlines a comprehensive project proposal template, detailing the necessary sections such as institution details, declaration, dedication, acknowledgement, abstract, and table of contents. It includes specific chapters like introduction, literature review, and research methods, emphasizing the importance of aims, objectives, and research gaps. Each chapter must start on a new page with specific formatting guidelines.

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Project proposal templates

The document outlines a comprehensive project proposal template, detailing the necessary sections such as institution details, declaration, dedication, acknowledgement, abstract, and table of contents. It includes specific chapters like introduction, literature review, and research methods, emphasizing the importance of aims, objectives, and research gaps. Each chapter must start on a new page with specific formatting guidelines.

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Project proposal templates.

Preliminaries.
These include:
1: Institution details such as logo and name.
 Project name.
 Group members. And their signatures.
2: Declaration.
Salve plagiarism.
Ref: my original work that: has not been submitted to any other institution.
Name.
Sign.
Dates.
Skip few lines.
A proposal of (…………. project description).
3: Dedication.
Dedicate to those whom you cherish.
4: Acknowledgement.
Institution, groups and people who contributed directly to what you are doing, where you are collecting
data.
5: Abstract.
Executive summary of what your system does.
6: Table of contents.

Chapter One.
Introduction.
1.1 Background of the study.
When it was started, present working condition (case scenario of serving a customer).
Understand how each activity is carried out.

1.2 Problem statement.


Why are developing the system for the person/organization/company? Should be a
continuous statement with no paragraphing to help formulate.

1.3 Aims and objectives.


1.3.1 Aims – what your title achieves.
1.3.2 Objectives – limit them to a maximum of four, and at least three.
Objectives should be:
Measurable.
Specific.
Attainable.
Realistic.
Timebound.

1.4 Research methods/ acquisition methods.


Captured from objectives.
1.5 Rational / justification.
Reasons why you chose the project.
1.6 Benefits of the system.
Whom you are going to benefit by the system.
1.7 System boundary.
Limits of the system.
Assumptions.
1.8 Definition of terms.
e.g. BCCF.
acronyms etc.

1.9 Conclusion.

NB
Each chapter to begin in a new page!
Chapter title to be in font 14.
Other statements to be in font 12.
Font style: times-new-roman.
Chapter Two.
Literature review.
2.1 Introduction
Definition of literature review, the purpose of the review.
What is a literature review? A literature review is a survey of scholarly sources on a specific
topic. It provides an overview of current knowledge, allowing you to identify relevant theories,
methods, and gaps in the existing research.
2.2 global perspective- outside our continent.
Case study A:
Case study B:
2.3 regional perspective- within Africa.
Case study C:
Case study D:
2.4 local perspective- within our country.
Case study E
Case study F
Case study focus areas.
. Name of the system developer
. Perspective developed
. Features of the system
. Merits and demerits.
2.5 Research gaps.
What gaps/spaces does your system want to solve related to the case studies above.
Your system should be more superior than the cases above.
2.6 summery.
Summery on your proposed system.

NB
Use secondary sources of information.
Quotes: authors names.

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