The document outlines the stages and timeline of a project analysis and design plan. It discusses 6 stages: 1) topic selection in the 1st week, 2) finalizing the choice in the 2nd week, 3) pre-project planning in the 2nd week, 4) analysis and the first presentation in the 4th week, 5) design, presentations 2 and 3 in the 7th and 9th weeks, and 6) implementation and completion with a presentation and report in the 14th week. It also provides guidance on creating a synopsis report for the project with sections like introduction, problem domain, solution domain, system domain, application domain, expected outcomes, and references.
The document outlines the stages and timeline of a project analysis and design plan. It discusses 6 stages: 1) topic selection in the 1st week, 2) finalizing the choice in the 2nd week, 3) pre-project planning in the 2nd week, 4) analysis and the first presentation in the 4th week, 5) design, presentations 2 and 3 in the 7th and 9th weeks, and 6) implementation and completion with a presentation and report in the 14th week. It also provides guidance on creating a synopsis report for the project with sections like introduction, problem domain, solution domain, system domain, application domain, expected outcomes, and references.
The document outlines the stages and timeline of a project analysis and design plan. It discusses 6 stages: 1) topic selection in the 1st week, 2) finalizing the choice in the 2nd week, 3) pre-project planning in the 2nd week, 4) analysis and the first presentation in the 4th week, 5) design, presentations 2 and 3 in the 7th and 9th weeks, and 6) implementation and completion with a presentation and report in the 14th week. It also provides guidance on creating a synopsis report for the project with sections like introduction, problem domain, solution domain, system domain, application domain, expected outcomes, and references.
Specification • Presentation – II •Presentation – III 9th Week
6. Implementation Presentation – IV 14th Week
(Completion) Dissertation – I report End Sem Exam (Evaluation + by External Examiner Viva – Voce Must) Synopsis Report Abstract (100 Words Approx.) • The synopsis must begin with an abstract of 100 words. The abstract must clearly indicate the ideas of the proposed work, suggested solution framework and expected outcome in brief. • Keywords: <Give significant and relevant 4-5 keywords> 1. INTRODUCTION (250 Words Approx.)
• This section should provide the concept and
overview of the domain of proposed work while giving the references of work being done in the field under same context. 2. PROBLEM DOMAIN (150 Words Approx.)
• This section should indicate crisply and explain
clearly “what exactly is the problem.” Also enlist the objectives of the proposed major project work. 3. SOLUTION DOMAIN (300 Words Approx.)
• This section should provide the description of
the proposed solution e. g. requirements, techniques, algorithms, schema, architecture, design, plan, framework (whatever is applicable) explained in a lucid manner. 4. SYSTEM DOMAIN (150 words Approx. )
• This section should describe the tools,
technology, environment, platform and hardware/ software specifications needed for implementing the proposed idea. Proper justification for the choice of any of the system elements must also be given in the section. 5. APPLICATION DOMAIN (100 Words Approx.)
• This section must provide scope of the work
where it is applicable. It should also depict the variants if any impact of the work on real life/ end-user. 6. EXPECTED OUTCOME (70 Words Approx.)
• A point wise description of expected outcome
must be given here. A list shall be preferred. References :
• The reference must be completely mentioned in the list
and cite in the text of the synopsis above. There should be at least 5 latest references. Formats (it is just like IEEE style ) are as under: • [1] Authors’ name(s), “Paper Title,” Journal’s Name, Vol._, No_, Month, Year, pp. • [2] Authors’ name(s),“Paper Title,” Proceedings of <Conference Name>, Place, Date, pp. • [3] Authors’ name(s), Book Title, Edition No. Publisher, Year, pp. • [4] www.websitename.com , the title of the white paper/ any other documents.