SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND CREATIVE ARTS

ANIMATION AND MULTIMEDIA

NAME : ABC

REGISTRATION NO. : 12345678

COURSE CODE : AFT183

COURSE TITLE : MAJOR PROJECT

PROGRAM : B. DESIGN-MULTIMEDIA

BATCH YEAR :

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 LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY

AFT332 MAJOR PROJECT

NAME:

ROLL NO: REG. NO:

SECTION: GROUP

CERTIFIED BONA FIDE RECORD OF PROJECT AND DOCUMENTATION

WORK DONE BY …................. FOR PROJECT SUBMITTED FOR THE END TERM

PRACTICAL EXAMINATION HELD ON DATE AT LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY,

PHAGWARA.

PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR

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 DECLARATION OF ORIGINAL WORK

I …............... HEREBY DECLARE THAT THE WORK ENTITLED …....... IS MY

ORIGINAL WORK. I HAVE NOT COPIED FROM ANY OTHER STUDENT’S WORK OR FROM

ANY OTHER SOURCES EXCEPT WHERE DUE REFERENCE OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS

MADE EXPLICITLY

IN THE TEXT, NOR HAS ANY PART BEEN WRITTEN FOR US BY ANOTHER PERSON.

NAME OF THE STUDENT:

(REG. NO.):

DATE SUBMITTED:

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

General thanks to the faculty, friends that you may want to give.

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ABSTRACT

A summary of your report, with emphasis on the conclusions.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................1

PROJECT PROCESS EXPERIENCE......................................................................................2

CONCLUSIONS.................................................................................................................3

REFERENCES...................................................................................................................4

PROJECT POST-

MORTEM..........................................................................................5

 Software details(version, plug-in etc) 5

 Production Pipeline (steps followed for project) 5

 Techniques used 5

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INTRODUCTION

Length. This depends somewhat on the project, but 3,000 - 8,000 words will suffice

in most cases. Survey reports, or reports on projects which have required extensive

reviews of the literature, will usually be longer than reports of a mathematical or

experimental nature. A balanced presentation is more important than the precise

length, but the length must not exceed 20,000 words.

You can assume that your reader has the same general background knowledge of

physics (but not necessarily of astronomy) as one of your fellow-students who is

doing a different project. You then need to put in enough specific background

information in your Introduction to enable such a student to understand what your

project is about.

The order and titles of the sections in this will, in most cases, follow broadly the

typical pattern of a substantial paper .You should consult with your supervisor

about the precise layout most relevant to your project. Such a consultation will be

most profitable if you present your supervisor with an initial draft list of the section

headings you think you should use.

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PROJECT PROCESS EXPERIENCE

Skills, problems, solutions throughout project process

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CONCLUSIONS

Learning outcome of the project

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REFERENCES

Wherever possible, references should be specific and to the primary published source

material, i.e. to a journal article or conference proceedings or to a book, and not to a

web page containing reference to the primary source. (The reasons for this should be

obvious – web pages often have a limited lifetime. In addition, web material is not

subject to any quality control in the form of peer review.)

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 PROJECT POST-MORTEM

PROJECT PROGRESS:

Put your complete PPT here.

Mentor feedback form here

Project Progress Sheet (If Applicable) here

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SOFTWARE DETAILS (VERSION, PLUG-IN ETC):

TECHNIQUES USED

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