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Web Semantics
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Manuscript Template (for
Foundations of CS)
ACM Format
Manuscript Template (for
Foundations of CS)
Title Page
Abstract
Table of Contents
List of Figures, List of Tables, List of Notations
Introduction
Background of the problem
Statement of the problem
Objectives
Significance
Scope and limitations
Manuscript Template (for
Foundations of CS)
Related Literature
Theoretical Background
include comprehensive discussion on theorems, definitions,
fundamental algorithms , mathematical models/formula
Design and Methodology
Include discussion on conceptual design / system architecture/ block
diagrams and algorithms
Results and Discussion
Conclusions and Recommendations
Appendices may include the following
Relevant Source Code
Evaluation Tool
Sample input/output/Reports
Manuscript Template (for
Software Development Projects)
Title Page
Abstract
Table of Contents
List of Figures, List of Tables, List of Notations
Introduction
Project Context
Purpose and Description
Objectives
Scope and limitations
Related Literature
Manuscript Template (for CS
Software Development Projects)
Technical Background
include in-depth discussion on relevant technical aspects of the project
Design and Methodology
Include discussion on conceptual design / system architecture/ block
diagrams and algorithms
Results and Discussion
Conclusions and Recommendations
Appendices may include the following
Relevant Source Code
Evaluation Tool
Sample input/output/Reports
Users Guide
Curriculum Vitae
BS Information Technology
BS Information Systems
BSIT
The Bachelor of Science in Information
Technology (BSIT) program prepares
students to be IT professionals, be well
versed on application installation,
operation, development, maintenance
and administration, and familiar with
hardware installation, operation, and
maintenance.
BSIS
The Bachelor of Science in Information
Systems (BSIS) program prepares
students to be IT professionals and be
expert on design and implementation of
IS for business processes.
CMO 53 s. 2006 Definition
Capstone project is required for the
BSIT program. It should be in the form
of a systems application or an
enterprise resource plan.
Adviser/Panel Composition
The project is prepared under the guidance of an adviser and
presented and accepted by a Panel composed of at least 3
members that includes the adviser.
The adviser must have completed an IT/IS project successfully
beyond the bachelor’s degree project. . As much as possible, the
adviser should be a full-time faculty member of the HEI otherwise a
full-time faculty co-adviser is required.
Advisers and Panel Members should have a degree in an ITE or
allied program. At least one of the panel members must have a
master’s degree in ITE (preferably Information
Technology/Management/Systems) or allied program and at least
one must have industry experience.
As a general rule, faculty advisers should handle at most five
projects.
*** As much as possible, the organization for which the project is
intended should be represented
Duration/Team Composition/
Presentation
1 or 2 semesters
Individual or team of 2 to 5 members
depending on the complexity of the
project
Public Presentation is recommended
School-based presentation open to the
public
Suggested Projects for BSIT
Software Development
software customization
e-learning systems
interactive systems
information kiosks
IT Management
IT Strategic Plan for sufficiently complex enterprise
Software Development
software customization
IS Planning
Enterprise Resource Plan