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The Course Progress Reflection Report project requires students to reflect on their learning by preparing a formatted report using an Overleaf template. Students must explain various programming topics in their own words, supported by examples and diagrams, while adhering to guidelines regarding originality and citation. The final submission includes a PDF report, a plagiarism report, and an AI detection report, with a deadline of May 16, 2025.

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The Course Progress Reflection Report project requires students to reflect on their learning by preparing a formatted report using an Overleaf template. Students must explain various programming topics in their own words, supported by examples and diagrams, while adhering to guidelines regarding originality and citation. The final submission includes a PDF report, a plagiarism report, and an AI detection report, with a deadline of May 16, 2025.

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Project: Course Progress Reflection Report (Using Overleaf

Template)
Project Purpose:

The purpose of this project is to help you reflect on what you have learned in this course so far.
You will prepare a properly formatted project report using Overleaf (LaTeX) based on your
understanding of each topic covered.

You will explain each topic in your own words and present it with clarity, supported by relevant
examples, figures, and diagrams.

How to Start:

1. Open the following Overleaf template link:

Project Report Template

2. Click "Open as Template".

3. Replace all the existing information in the template (title page, department name,
university name, Teacher name, student details, etc.) with your own details according
to your university and course.

4. Use this template for your entire report — everyone must use this template only.

Topics to Cover:

You have to write a brief explanation of your understanding of each of the following topics:

1. Introduction

• What is programming?

• Purpose of flowcharts
2. Basic Flowchart

3. Primitive Data Types, Input/Output

• Hello World program

• Signed and Unsigned data types

• Constants and Variables

4. Operators

• Arithmetic Operators (+, -, *, /, %, +=, -=, etc.)


• Pre/Post Increment and Decrement Operators

• Relational Operators
• Logical Operators

• Type Casting

5. Bitwise Operators

6. Conditional/Selection Structures
• if, if...else

• Nested if...else

• if...else if

• switch statement

• Ternary Operator

7. Loops

• While loop (Sentinel-controlled and condition-controlled)


• For loop
• Do-while loop

• Nested for loops

• break and continue statements

8. Functions

• Function Prototypes

• Function Definition and Calling

• Function Overloading
• Default Parameters

9. Arrays

• Array Initialization and Representation

• Character Arrays

Report Writing Guidelines:

• Write the report in your own words. Avoid copying from books, websites, AI tools, or
classmates.

• Getting information from any resource is not bad — but it is important that you
properly understand it, and then write it in your own words. Always cite the source
in your report if you use any reference.

• Explain what you understood, how it works, and where it is used.


• Add figures, flowcharts, and diagrams wherever possible for better explanation.

• If you use any image, diagram, or content from any online resource:

o Add a proper figure caption.

o Cite the source properly at the end of your report in the "References" section.

Word Count:

• Your report should be between 1500 and 1800 words


(excluding figures, captions, and bibliography).

What to Submit:

You are required to submit the following:

1. PDF file of your final report (generated from Overleaf)

2. Plagiarism Report (from any reliable plagiarism checker)

3. AI Detection Report (using any AI content detection tool)

Deadline:

16th May 2025

Late submissions will not be accepted.

Important:

• Only use the given Overleaf template. No other template will be accepted.
• Customize the template with your own university name, department name, course
name, teacher, and your own details.
• Maintain a professional and clean format.
• Reports containing plagiarism or AI-generated content will not be accepted.

Final Note

• This report is meant to help you revise what you’ve learned so far. Work sincerely and
treat it as a chance to improve both your technical skills and your ability to explain
technical concepts.

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