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by

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A project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the
degree of Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in
Computer Science and Information Technology awarded by
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[NAME OF THE COLLEGE]
[ADDRESS]
Nepal

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I hereby declare that this study entitled…………..(put the title of the project
here)…………..is based on my original research work. Related works on the topic, by other
researchers, have been duly acknowledged. I owe all the liabilities relating to accuracy and
authenticity of the data or any other information included hereunder.

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Signature:
Name of the Student:
Date:
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This is to certify that this project entitled, ………(put the title of the project
here)………… prepared and submitted by …….(put the name of the student here)……,
in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of Bachelor of science (B.Sc.) in
Computer Science and Information Technology awarded by Tribhuvan University, has been
completed under my supervision. I recommend the same for acceptance by Tribhuvan
University.

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Signature:
Name of the supervisor:
Designation:
Date signed:
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This project entitled …….(put the title of the project here)………., prepared and
submitted by ……..(put the name of the student here)…….has been examined by us and
is accepted for the award of the degree of Bachelor of science (B.Sc.) in Computer Science
and Information Technology awarded by Tribhuvan University.

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….. (Name)….. ….. (Signature)….. …… (Date signed)…..

External Examiner
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Project Coordinator
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Supervisor
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Head/Program Coordinator
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Please thank and acknowledge all personnel who have provided their valuable time and
suggestions to make your research work a reality. Try to include all those who have been
engaged in your work directly or indirectly.
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This is the jest of the project, report or dissertation that you have carried out. Be very
precise on this part as it informs prospective readers about its contents. As a brief summary
of the candidate's principal research findings, the abstract should state the problem being
investigated and outline the method of investigation, the results obtained, and the
conclusions reached. It should be a concise guide to the entire study as it functions chiefly
as a guide to students and scholars surveying research in their field.

The abstract is written at the last but appears in the front, should be simple in English.
Always be cautious not to include internal headings or parenthetical citations of items listed
in the bibliography/list of references. Figures and tables should not appear in the abstract.

Note: Not more than 150 words followed by keywords.

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Recommendation ii
Certificate iii
Acknowledgement iv
Abstract v
Table of Contents vi
List of Tables vii
List of Figures viii
Abbreviations and Acronyms ix

1 Introduction 1
1.1 Background
1.2 Problem Statement
1.3 Objectives
1.4 Scope
1.5 Limitation
1.6 Outline of Document

2 Literature Review
2.1 Sub title I
2.2 Sub title II

3 Methodology
3.1 Sub title I
3.2 Sub title II

4 System Analysis and Design

4.1 DFD (At least up to level 2)

4.2 ERD
4.3 Relational Model
4.4 Normalized Schema

OR

4.1 Use case diagrams

4.2 class diagrams
4.3 State diagram

5 Implementation and Testing

5.1 System Architecture
5.2 Tools Integration
 5.3Major classes/ Modules
5.4 Testing

5 Conclusion and Recommendations

5.1 Conclusion
5.2 Recommendations

References

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AI Artificial Intelligence
FCFS First Come First Serve

The list of abbreviation and acronyms be organized in alphabetical order

 NOTES

Length of the Thesis

There is no limitation to the length of the thesis that you produce, as this depends entirely
on the theme that you work on. Always be ready to incorporate the important contexts only,
do not include the unreasonable and unnecessary texts. However for Bachelors Project the
threshold level can be set to at least 25 pages (From Chapter 1 to Chapter 5)

Font size, character, line spacing and margins

It is highly recommended that you give consistency to the thesis writing. This gives an
impression of good writing skills. The students are suggested to use Times New Roman
font size 12 points with single line spacing and bold wherever necessary as prescribed
in the format. The heading should be of 12 points. Please adopt the following margin
allocations in developing the text:

Left margin 3 cm 1.2 inch

Right margin 2.5 cm 1 inch
Top margin 2.5 cm 1 inch
Bottom margin 2.5 cm 1 inch

Heading

All the headings put in 12 pts in Times New Roman and made bold. Allow one line
spacing below the primary and higher level headings. For example;

Chapter 1

Introduction

1.1 Background

Paragraph

Leave one line between the two paragraphs to distinguish the text. Ensure logical sequence,
connectedness and consistency in each paragraph. For example,

Bullets and numbering

Use bullets and numbering cautiously. Following pattern of numbering is proposed in

organizing the text:

1st level (heading) 1

2nd level (sub-heading) 1.1
3rd level (sub-sub heading) 1.1.1
4th level I, II, III
 5th level i, ii, iii
6th level a, b, c

Tables and figures (Centered)

Try to integrate the figures and tables into the main body of the text. Use minimum font size
of 11 pts in developing figures and tables. All tables and figures used in the text must be
appropriately numbered and captioned. For example,

For chapter 1

Figure 1.1 …… (Below Figure, Centralized)

Table 1.1 ……. (Above Table, Centralized)

For Chapter 2

Figure 2.1 ……
Table 2.1 …….

Leave one line between the figure/table and the caption. In order to ensure connectedness,
describe the tables/figures in the text first before putting them at appropriate location.

Page number

Always put the page number at the bottom centre of the page in Times New Roman with
regular font size 11.

Appendices

The appendices, if any, should be put to the end of the text, after the List of References. All
appendices should be numbered as Appendix A, Appendix B, Appendix C, and so on.

References (Does not require to be in Alphabetical order with respect to Author name)

1. Papers

For one Author

[1] S. Sayami, “Neural Network Implementation for forecasting”, International Conference

on Disaster, Aug, 2014.
[2]
[3]

For two Authors

[1] S.Sayami and B. Shrestha, “Neural Network Implementation for forecasting”,

 International Conference on Disaster, Feb, 2016.

For three of more Authors

[1] S.Sayami et al., “Neural Network Implementation for forecasting”, International

Conference on Disaster, Feb, 2016.
2. Books

D. Sharma, “Programming in C”, 2nd ed., Publication Name,2013,pp. 25-30.

Note: The rules for number of Author is same.

Citation

1. Neural Network is one of the popular tool for creating Learning models [1].
2. It is one of the most efficient technique [1,2,8].

Following References are invalid

[1] www.oracle.com
[2] wikipedia
[3] Blogs
[4] .html

Following Citation are invalid

1. As in [1], it can be seen that …....

2. This is illustrated in [2].