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Dissertation Report on “An analytical review on Blockchain
and it’s integration with IOT”.

Submitted
1
to
Amity University Jharkhand
By
ABHINAV KUMAR SINGH
A35404819016

Under the guidance of

Mr. Pallab Banerjee

AMITY INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY

AMITY UNIVERSITY JHARKHAND RANCHI

2021-22
 DECLARATION

I, Abhinav Kumar Singh, a student of Bachelor of Computer

Applications hereby declare that the Dissertation titled “An
analytical review on Blockchain and it’s integration with
IOT” submitted by me to Amity Institute of Information Technology,
Amity University Jharkhand in partial fulfillment of the requirement
for award of degree of Bachelor of Computer Applications, has not
been formed anywhere for any degree award. I further broadcast that
report is written by me and no part of the report is copied from any
source without being duly acknowledged. If it is found to be
plagiarized beyond acceptable limit, I accept the responsibility and
action can be taken against me as per University Rules &
Regulations.

Amity University, Ranchi (Jharkhand)

Date:15-11-2021

Sign. of the student

Name of Student:
Abhinav Kumar Singh

Enrolment Number:
A35404819016
 CERTIFICATE

On the basis of Dissertation Report submitted by Abhinav Kumar

Singh, student of Bachelor of Computer Applications, I certify that
the Dissertation Report “An analytical review on Blockchain
and it’s integration with IOT” which is submitted to Amity
Institute of Information Technology, Amity University Jharkhand in
partial fulfilment for award of degree of Bachelor of Computer
Applications is made by him with existing knowledge under my
guidance and supervisions. To best of my knowledge and thinking’s
the report is not been submitted for any degree to this University or
anywhere else.

Amity University, Ranchi (Jharkhand)

Date:

Signature of Guide (Internal)

Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee

Designation:
 Acknowledgement

I owe a debt of gratitude to AMITY UNIVERSITY, RANCHI

(JHARKHAND) and my mentor and guide Mr. Pallab Banerjee sir for
the vision and fore sight, they had in me, which inspired me a lot to
complete this report.

I also want to express my thanks to my family and friends for

believing in me and supporting me throughout the entire process of
the completion of the training.

This has been an excellent learning experience for me and I thanks all
who were involved in making this training and report success.
 SYNOPSIS

TOPIC- AN 2
ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF BLOCKCHAIN AND
ITS INTEGRATION WITH IOT.

PROJECT OBJECTIVE- The main objective of the research

paper is to show the ways by which blockchain helps IOT with different
scenarios by different ways.

METHODOLOGY-
 We will be dealing with different terms of BLOCKCHAINI &
IOTI.
 We will be going through different research paper on the topic
and will try to analyze different points and elaborate accordingly.
17
 We will look at the problems that are faced in IOT and how does
blockchain solve these problems in some ways.

SUMMARY-
This research paper deals in the area of Blockchaini and its integrationi
with IOTI. We will come to know that how does blockchain helps IOT
in different scenarios in different ways, what problems are faced, what
isi the solution and what would be the futures scope that can also be
26
implemented to make it more better.
 INDEX

Preliminary Pages

• Declaration
• Certificate
• Acknowledgement
• Synopsis

List Of Contents (Main Text)

1. Basic Introduction
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Some concepts of IOT
1.3 Some concepts of Blockchain.
2. Literature Review
3. More on Blockchain & IOT, Future work
4. Conclusion
5. Reference
 1. Basic Introduction

1.1. Introduction

The
8
Internet of Things (IoT) is made up of devices
that generate, process, and exchange massive
volumes of important and privacy-sensitive data,
making
6
them attractive targets for various cyber-
attacks. Many of the new networkable devices that
make up the
8
Internet of Things are low-power and
light-weight. These devices must spend the
majority of their available energy and processing
to executing core application functions, making
the challenge of enabling security and privacy in
an affordable manner rather difficult. In terms of
energy consumption and processing overheads,
traditional securities methods are more expensive
for IoT. Furthermore, because to the challenge of
scale, the many-to-one structure of the
communication, and3
single point of failure, many
state-of-threat security frameworks are extremely
centralised and hence not well-suited for IoT.
Existing approaches for protecting user privacy
sometimes expose noisy or partial data, which may
make
11
it difficult for some IoT applications to
provide personalised services. As a result, IoT
32

security and privacy protection must be

lightweight, scalable, and dispersed. Because of its
dispersed, secure, and private nature, the
28

Blockchain technology that powers Bitcoin, the

first cryptocurrency system, has
35
the potential to
overcome the aforementioned difficulty.
 1.2. Some concepts of IOT

The Interneti of Things (IoT) unite physicali object

with the virtual worldsi. Intelligent devices,
machines are connectedi to each other and the
Internet. Theyi capture relevant iinformation about
their direct environments, then analyzei and link it.
The devices performsi specific tasksi on that basis
only.
 1.3. Some concepts of Blockchain

The word "Blockchain" comes from the technical

structure of
7
the system (Chain Blocks), which
refers to the relationship between each block and
the one before it. The blockchain concept operates
by connecting data clusters' connections or
transactions. The cluster is a data structure that
contains a5 large number of financial transactions.

Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) came up

with the Blockchain concept (DLT). This
technology is being developed to provide
Convention validation
technology across a
network that could
span the entire globe
in order to support
peer-to-peer and
financial transactions.
Third-party roles in
financial transactions, such as banks, agents,
mediators, or any authority that may be necessary
to ensure and maintain the fulfilment updating of
transaction data, are marginalised by this
approach. After that, double-check each financial
transaction and save it as a new block for an
existing transaction. The transaction cannot be
modified, overwritten, or deleted once it is saved
within the string, necessitating higher degrees of
security and transparency.

The Blockchain is an electronic system that

employs "Peer to Peer" technology to handle
financial transactions. It serves three primary
purposes:

1.Allow for highly reliable and secure financial

transactions
21
between individuals and
institutions
31
all over the world, as they
eliminate so-called "double spending."

2.Enable transaction traceability (the capacity to

track something on the Internet back to its
assets), which implies transactions will be
more clear, transparent, and secure.
3.Using the same system, protect users from any
attacks or violations by malicious users.
Furthermore, central authorities are not
required to participate in financial transactions
or to assure lower costs.
 2. Literature Review

A
30
wide range of related terms, such as IoT, BIot,
Block chain, Message Time, and Algorithms, were
utilised to search for relevant literature. In
22
terms of
the dates of review of sources of literature, the
researcher looked at a mix of ancient and modern
studies to present a comprehensive picture of the
findings in this field. Designing a Blockchain for
Internet of Things (IoT) Applications Blockchain
technology is employed in a33 variety of situations
and domains. According to several sources,
progress in the application of blockchain began
with Bitcoin as Blockchain v1.0, then shifted to
smart conventions as Blockchain v2.0, and finally
to justice, applications efionation, efiency, and
Blockchain v3.0. The key benefit of using
Blockchain with smart contracts, according to the
authors of "Blockchain everywhere," is that it can
automatically assess these contracts. Temperatures
may be automatically analysed and the sender and
receiver notified using smart contracts.
Furthermore, the preserved data were non-
manipulative and could be used by third parties to
undertake checks on the practise of appropriate
medical product distribution. On a contract-by-
contract and byte-by-byte basis, a decentralised
system like Ethereum may be fully utilised to
resist manipulation at a cheap cost. With a large
number of stakeholders in the supply chain,
Blockchain technology can be utilised to automate
operations and, as a result, save money by
ensuring stakeholder confidence.
 3. More on Blockchain & IOT, Future
work

IOT & Blockchain Integration

The Internet of Things is altering and refining

manual processes to bring
19
them into the digital era,
resulting in massive amounts of data that supply
knowledge at previously unimaginable levels. This
understanding is assisting in the creation of smart
applications such as improving city administration
and citizen quality of life through the digitization
of services. Cloud computing technologies have
helped to provide the IoT with the essential
capabilities to
15
analyse and process data and turn it
into real-time actions and knowledge during the
last several years. The Internet of Things'
remarkable growth has created new community
opportunities, such as ways for accessing and
sharing information. The open data paradigm is at 12

the forefront of these efforts. However, as has

happened in many cases, one 10
of the most
significant vulnerabilities of these projects is a
lack of faith. Cloud computing designs, for
example, have made a significant contribution to
the development of IoT. However, they act as
black boxes when it comes to data openness, and
network participants have no idea where or how
the information they contribute will be used.

The following are some of the

18
benefits that this
integration can provide: • decentralisation and
scalability, to name a few.
• identity.
• autonomy.
• reliability.
• security.
In the service market
• deployment of secure code
• IoT-IoT: Because it can work offline, this
approach may be the quickest in terms of latency
and security. IoT devices must be able to
communicate with one another, which is often
accomplished through discovery and routing
techniques. Only a small portion of IoT data is
saved in blockchain, and IoT interactions are
conducted without it (Figure 1.a). This strategy
would be effective in cases where there is
dependable IoT data and low latency IoT
interactions.

• IoT-Blockchain: in this technique, all interactions

are recorded on the blockchain, allowing for an
immutable record of events. This
27
technique
ensures that all chosen interactions are traceable
because their details can be searched in the
blockchain, and it also promotes IoT device
autonomy. Slock.it, an IoT application that intends
to trade or rent, can use this strategy to supply
their services. Nonetheless, documenting all
interactions in blockchain would necessitate an
increase in bandwidth and data, which is one of
blockchain's well-known problems (Figure 1.b).
All IoT data linked with these transactions, on29
the
other hand, should be recorded in blockchain.

• Hybrid approach: last but not least, a9 hybrid

design in which just a portion of the interactions
and data are stored in the blockchain and the rest is
transferred directly between IoT devices. One10
of
the difficulties with this method is deciding which
interactions should be routed through the
blockchain and offering a way to do so in real
time. Because it utilises the benefits of blockchain
and real-time IoT interactions, a perfect
orchestration of this technique would be the ideal
way to merge both technologies. Fog computing,
as well as cloud computing, might be used to
supplement the constraints of blockchain and IoT
in this strategy. Fog computing, for example, uses
fewer computationally limited devices such as
gateways, and it might be a site where mining
could take place in the same way as other IoT-
based initiatives (Figure 1.c).
IoT Security using Blockchain
Securing IOT with Blockchain
 Futurei Worki

Blockchain can also be utilised entirely in the

sector of encrypted currency, which will
considerably improve the Internet of Things'
compatibility with blockchain. In addition,
blockchain may be used in conjunction with IoT to
improve security and privacy in a variety of smart
application fields.
 4. Conclusioni

In several fields such as health, finance, education,

economics, and many others, the current era is
witnessing a huge technological change. The
emergence of the Internet of Things is the primary
cause of this revolution. The
25
world has become
overly reliant on these tactics, which enable people
to achieve their objectives in the lowest amount of
time and effort possible. Furthermore, the
emergence of Blockchain technology is a part of
this revolution. The Blockchain is a true global
revolution in financial and non-financial trading
and transaction. These
24
methods are extremely
important in the
13
lives of both individuals and
institutions. The term "blockchain" comes from the
technical structure (chain blocks), which refers to
the relationship between each block and the16
blocks
that came before it. The cluster is a data structure
that contains a large number of financial
transactions. Transactions are exchanged between
individuals or entities. These transactions might be
both financial and non-financial. This study has
brought a scientific contribution to the notice of
scholars working in the fields of IoT and
Blockchain integration. The study demonstrates
the importance of both individual and collective
technology. According to the current literature,
security and privacy are key concerns for
companies, particularly
14
in the case of the internet
of things, and combining Blockchain with the
internet of things to provide security
23
and privacy is
a better feasible solution. Furthermore, the
20
study
demonstrates that the integration of34
Blockchain
and Internet Objects provides valuable features
that could aid in the development of appropriate
solutions to the Internet Objects security concerns.
The Basics of Blockchain, Basic Functions of
Blockchain, Types of Blockchain, and Blockchain
and (IoT) were all discussed in this study. Based
on the literature, we discovered that combining the
two technologies will be able to overcome the
current security issue with IoT-based applications.
 5. Reference

i. https://libres.uncg.edu/ir/uncg/f/N_Kshetri
_Can_2017.pdf

ii. https://www.iotworldtoday.com/2021/05/3
1/how-blockchain-technology-can-benefit-
the-internet-of-things/

iii. Getting Started with Internet of Things:

Connecting Sensors and Microcontrollers
to the Cloud by Cuno Pfister.

iv. Blockchain Revolution by Don and Alex

Tapscott.

v. https://www.simplilearn.com/tutorials/bloc
kchain-tutorial/blockchain-
technology#:~:text=Blockchain%20techno
logy%20is%20a%20structure,'
vi. https://www.techtarget.com/iotagenda/defi
nition/Internet-of-Things-IoT

vii. https://www.i-scoop.eu/internet-of-things-
iot/iot-technology-stack-devices-
gateways-platforms/
 NTCC WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT (WPR) (Even Semester 2021 - 2022 Session)
(To be submitted by the Student to his/her NTCC FG by 11:00 am on every Monday)

Student Name: Mr. Abhinav Kumar Singh Enrol No. : A35404819016 Program: BCA, Batch: 2019-22, Sem- VI

FG Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee, NTCC Commencement Date: 17/01/2022, NTCC Completion Date: 21/03/2022, WPR Submitted On (date): 24/01/2022

NTCC Work Title: An analytical review on Blockchain and its integration with IOT.

NTCC (Independent Study and Research. ETISR100); WPR Wk. No: 01 of 09; Current Week Duration: 17/01/2022 to 23/01/2022

DAY / Date Summary(precise & quantified information should be given here and student must show their weekly progress to FG)
I studied the different domains of computer science for the topic selection.
MON / 17/1/22

I analysed the different parts of the domains, that I came up with.

TUE / 18/1/22

Decided my topic and submitted it.

WED / 19/1/22

Researched about my topic more for a better idea.

THU / 20/1/22

I got the approved topic from my faculty guide.

FRI / 21/1/22

I got myself registered with the approved to topic in Amizone.

SAT / 22/1/22

SUN / 23/1/22 I worked on my Synopsis.

Note: Student must include all the original signed WPRs in the NTCC Final Report.

Abhinav Kumar Singh

(Student Signature with Date) (Industry Guide Signature with date, if any) (Faculty Guide Signature with
Date)
 NTCC WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT (WPR) (Even Semester 2021 - 2022 Session)
(To be submitted by the Student to his/her NTCC FG by 11:00 am on every Monday)

Student Name: Mr. Abhinav Kumar Singh Enrol No. : A35404819016 Program: BCA, Batch: 2019-22, Sem- VI

FG Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee, NTCC Commencement Date: 17/01/2022, NTCC Completion Date: 21/03/2022, WPR Submitted On (date): 31/01/2022

NTCC Work Title: An analytical review on Blockchain and its integration with IOT.

NTCC (Independent Study and Research. ETISR100); WPR Wk. No: 02 of 09; Current Week Duration: 24/01/2022 to 30/01/2022

DAY / Date Summary(precise & quantified information should be given here and student must show their weekly progress to FG)
I worked on the project objective.
MON / 24/1/22

I analysed the different related papers for the methodology.

TUE / 25/1/22

Worked on project methodology.

WED / 26/1/22

Researched about the work of other person on the topic more for a better idea.
THU / 27/1/22

I submitted my synopsis on Amizone.

FRI / 28/1/22

I worked the abstract for my paper.

SAT / 29/1/22

SUN / 30/1/22 I continued my rest of the work pending for the abstract.

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Abhinav Kumar Singh

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Date)
 NTCC WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT (WPR) (Even Semester 2021 - 2022 Session)
(To be submitted by the Student to his/her NTCC FG by 11:00 am on every Monday)

Student Name: Mr. Abhinav Kumar Singh Enrol No. : A35404819016 Program: BCA, Batch: 2019-22, Sem- VI

FG Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee, NTCC Commencement Date: 17/01/2022, NTCC Completion Date: 21/03/2022, WPR Submitted On (date): 07/02/2022

NTCC Work Title: An analytical review on Blockchain and its integration with IOT.

NTCC (Independent Study and Research. ETISR100); WPR Wk. No: 03 of 09; Current Week Duration: 31/01/2022 to 06/02/2022

DAY / Date Summary(precise & quantified information should be given here and student must show their weekly progress to FG)
I completed my abstract part of the paper.
MON / 31/1/22

I analysed the different related papers for the Introduction.

TUE / 01/2/22

Worked on the Introduction for the paper.

WED / 02/2/22

Completed my Introduction part.

THU / 03/2/22

Researched about the work of other person on the topic more for a better idea of the literature review part.

FRI / 04/2/22

I worked the literature review.

SAT / 05/2/22

SUN / 06/2/22 I continued my rest of the work pending for the literature review.

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Abhinav Kumar Singh

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Date)
 NTCC WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT (WPR) (Even Semester 2021 - 2022 Session)
(To be submitted by the Student to his/her NTCC FG by 11:00 am on every Monday)

Student Name: Mr. Abhinav Kumar Singh Enrol No. : A35404819016 Program: BCA, Batch: 2019-22, Sem- VI

FG Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee, NTCC Commencement Date: 17/01/2022, NTCC Completion Date: 21/03/2022, WPR Submitted On (date): 14/02/2022

NTCC Work Title: An analytical review on Blockchain and its integration with IOT.

NTCC (Independent Study and Research. ETISR100); WPR Wk. No: 04 of 09; Current Week Duration: 07/02/2022 to 13/02/2022

DAY / Date Summary(precise & quantified information should be given here and student must show their weekly progress to FG)
I studied the basics of Blockchain.
MON / 07/2/22

I continued the basics of Blockchain.

TUE / 08/2/22

I studied the advance of Blockchain required for the paper.

WED / 09/2/22

Continued the advance learning of Blockchain.

THU / 10/2/22

Researched about the work of other person on the topic more for my paper.

FRI / 11/2/22

I studied the basics of IOT for the paper.

SAT / 12/2/22

SUN / 13/2/22 I continued studying the basics of IOT.

Note: Student must include all the original signed WPRs in the NTCC Final Report.

Abhinav Kumar Singh

(Student Signature with Date) (Industry Guide Signature with date, if any) (Faculty Guide Signature with
Date)
 NTCC WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT (WPR) (Even Semester 2021 - 2022 Session)
(To be submitted by the Student to his/her NTCC FG by 11:00 am on every Monday)

Student Name: Mr. Abhinav Kumar Singh Enrol No. : A35404819016 Program: BCA, Batch: 2019-22, Sem- VI

FG Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee, NTCC Commencement Date: 17/01/2022, NTCC Completion Date: 21/03/2022, WPR Submitted On (date): 21/02/2022

NTCC Work Title: An analytical review on Blockchain and its integration with IOT.

NTCC (Independent Study and Research. ETISR100); WPR Wk. No: 05 of 09; Current Week Duration: 14/02/2022 to 20/02/2022

DAY / Date Summary(precise & quantified information should be given here and student must show their weekly progress to FG)
I studied the advance of IOT required for the paper.
MON / 14/2/22

Continued the advance learning of IOT.

TUE / 15/2/22

I worked on IOT and Blockchain integration.

WED / 16/2/22

I continued working on IOT and Blockchain integration.

THU / 17/2/22

Completed my work of IOT and Blockchain integration.

FRI / 18/2/22

Researched more about the work of other person on the topics for my paper.
SAT / 19/2/22

SUN / 20/2/22 I continued my rest of the pending work.

Note: Student must include all the original signed WPRs in the NTCC Final Report.

Abhinav Kumar Singh

(Student Signature with Date) (Industry Guide Signature with date, if any) (Faculty Guide Signature with
Date)
 NTCC WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT (WPR) (Even Semester 2021 - 2022 Session)
(To be submitted by the Student to his/her NTCC FG by 11:00 am on every Monday)

Student Name: Mr. Abhinav Kumar Singh Enrol No. : A35404819016 Program: BCA, Batch: 2019-22, Sem- VI

FG Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee, NTCC Commencement Date: 17/01/2022, NTCC Completion Date: 21/03/2022, WPR Submitted On (date): 28/02/2022

NTCC Work Title: An analytical review on Blockchain and its integration with IOT.

NTCC (Independent Study and Research. ETISR100); WPR Wk. No: 06 of 09; Current Week Duration: 21/02/2022 to 27/02/2022

DAY / Date Summary(precise & quantified information should be given here and student must show their weekly progress to FG)
I studied the Blockchain IOT interactions.
MON / 21/2/22

Continued studying the Blockchain IOT interactions.

TUE / 22/2/22

I worked on figure explanation of Blockchain IOT interactions.

WED / 23/2/22

Researched more about the work of other person on the topics for my paper.
THU / 24/2/22

Completed my work of Blockchain IOT interactions.

FRI / 25/2/22

I studied IOT devices that are used as blockchain components.

SAT / 26/2/22

SUN / 27/2/22 I continued my rest of the pending work.

Note: Student must include all the original signed WPRs in the NTCC Final Report.

Abhinav Kumar Singh

(Student Signature with Date) (Industry Guide Signature with date, if any) (Faculty Guide Signature with
Date)
 NTCC WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT (WPR) (Even Semester 2021 - 2022 Session)
(To be submitted by the Student to his/her NTCC FG by 11:00 am on every Monday)

Student Name: Mr. Abhinav Kumar Singh Enrol No. : A35404819016 Program: BCA, Batch: 2019-22, Sem- VI

FG Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee, NTCC Commencement Date: 17/01/2022, NTCC Completion Date: 21/03/2022, WPR Submitted On (date): 07/03/2022

NTCC Work Title: An analytical review on Blockchain and its integration with IOT.

NTCC (Independent Study and Research. ETISR100); WPR Wk. No: 07 of 09; Current Week Duration: 28/02/2022 to 06/03/2022

DAY / Date Summary(precise & quantified information should be given here and student must show their weekly progress to FG)
I studied current challenges and issue for BIOT applications.
MON / 28/2/22

Continued studying current challenges and issue for BIOT applications.

TUE / 01/3/22

I studied Blockchain platform for IOT.

WED / 02/3/22

Researched more about the work of other person on the topics for my paper.
THU / 03/3/22

Studied and analysed Blockchain platforms for creating blockchain applications.

FRI / 04/3/22

I studied about different blockchain applications.

SAT / 05/3/22

SUN / 06/3/22 I studied about different IOT-Blockchain applications.

Note: Student must include all the original signed WPRs in the NTCC Final Report.

Abhinav Kumar Singh

(Student Signature with Date) (Industry Guide Signature with date, if any) (Faculty Guide Signature with
Date)
 NTCC WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT (WPR) (Even Semester 2021 - 2022 Session)
(To be submitted by the Student to his/her NTCC FG by 11:00 am on every Monday)

Student Name: Mr. Abhinav Kumar Singh Enrol No. : A35404819016 Program: BCA, Batch: 2019-22, Sem- VI

FG Name: Mr. Pallab Banerjee, NTCC Commencement Date: 17/01/2022, NTCC Completion Date: 21/03/2022, WPR Submitted On (date): 21/03/2022

NTCC Work Title: An analytical review on Blockchain and its integration with IOT.

NTCC (Independent Study and Research. ETISR100); WPR Wk. No: 09 of 09; Current Week Duration: 14/03/2022 to 20/03/2022

DAY / Date Summary(precise & quantified information should be given here and student must show their weekly progress to FG)
I completed my future work of the research paper.
MON / 14/3/22

I worked on the conclusion part of the paper.

TUE / 15/3/22

Completed my conclusion part.

WED / 16/3/22

I worked on the bibliography page.

THU / 17/3/22

Worked on the report and checked everything.

FRI / 18/3/22

I worked for the plagiarism in the report.

SAT / 19/3/22

SUN / 20/3/22 I checked the plagiarism and completed my final report.

Note: Student must include all the original signed WPRs in the NTCC Final Report.

Abhinav Kumar Singh

(Student Signature with Date) (Industry Guide Signature with date, if any) (Faculty Guide Signature with
Date)