A Simplified Description of FUZZY TOPSIS Method for Multi Criteria Decision Making

Supervisor Name: ---Muhammad Sarwar Sindhu---

Supervisor Email: ---sarwar@vu.edu.pk--

Abstract: To achieve success in any project, a quality of work and various decision modes plays an
important role. Usually, many factors affect the project work and with few similar options for work done
creates complications in decision making. Hence, cause the rising of Optimization Techniques to have a
full proof decisions and conclusions. Fuzzy TOPSIS (Technique for Order Preference by Similarities to
Ideal Solution) is one of the best methods to get ideal solution among the similar options. Also, it can be
used to automate the process and overcome ambiguity, uncertainty in selection process. So, we have
described method of Fuzzy TOPSIS for a multi-criteria group decision making scenario.

Project Description:

In this project you have to give the brief introduction of fault metric dimension and partition
dimension of graphs.

We will require following deliverables during this semester:

Deliverables:

1- Introduction
 Preliminaries

In this portion you will first explain what the background of this topic. Any preliminaries
of the topic should be discussed in brief form. You will write all the definitions,
theorems, and related results which are required to form the basis of your main topic.

 Introduction of the topic to be explored

You will write the introduction of the topic after all the pre requisites. This will include
the aims and objective of your topic. Further you will propose the methods which you
will opt to solve your project related problems.
 2- Main Body
 Provide a paragraph which explains how the problem will be approached.
 Carefully outline the steps you will take and give some explanation of why you are taking
that approach.
 Clearly state the assumptions, visual components (diagrams, tables, graphs) and define all
variables used in your problem.
 Explain how each formula is derived or give a reference in which the formula can be
found.

3- Remarks and Conclusion

This is the part of your project report in which you will interpret and explain the
mathematical solution to the problem or question presented in the original assignment.

4- Presentation
This will be the power point presentation of your project which you will be presenting
during your final viva.

Note:

For final viva/presentation you will have to come up with Application/project/configuration

complete and PPT slides of same project in running state to avoid any inconvenience.

Instruction for Writing Project

Please read the guidelines carefully to avoid wastage of time and other resources involved in
revision of the Project.

 The Top, Bottom and Right margins should be 1”, while the Left (binding side) margin
should be of 1.5 inches to allow binding.

 Times New Roman script shall be used to write a project.

 The typeface/font size in the main body of the thesis should be 12-point. Footnotes
should be 10-point.

 Line spacing in main body of text should be 1.5. Anyhow, single line space should be
used in footnotes. Long quotations should also be single spaced and indented.

 Introductory pages should be numbered in lower case Roman numerals (i, ii, iii ...). The
title page is counted as page “i” but the page number is not printed.
 For the body of the thesis including text, chapter title pages, section dividing pages,
illustrations, appendices, and bibliography, use Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3 ...). The
numbering begins with one (1) and runs consecutively to the final page or end of the
manuscript. Do not use suffixes to the Arabic numerals, such as 12a.

 All page numbers of the thesis or dissertation are placed in the centre at the bottom of the
page. Page numbers must be at least two single spaces below the nearest line of text. All
page numbers must be in the same font and size as the text.

 The Project must be presented in English.

 The title of the Project should be exactly the same, in all aspects, as approved and
notified by the ASRB. The case of the alphabets (upper/lower), effects of the text fonts
(subscript, superscript, italic, etc.), special characters including punctuation, word
dividers and general typographical characters (., “, &, ?, /, :, ;, etc) should be reproduced
in the same manner as in the notified title.