Project

Final Year Project - II

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 Topics Covered
• Project Flow Diagram
• Project Policy
• Chapter Submission
• GUIDELINES FOR REPORT
• Chapter:1
• Project Plan

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 Aim of Final Year Project

The final year project is one of the requirements that BS

Students must take to complete their graduation. The
objectives or rationales of having a final year project are as
follows:
 
To apply knowledge/skills acquired from previous classes.
To gain experience in system development.
To learn new technologies and techniques.
To start the start-ups and bring the unique product or service
to market.

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 Time Duration

The project is to be completed within the span of 1 semester

(14 weeks).

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 Flow Diagram
Start of FYP2

week1 activity
Plan to execute your
project

Complete project
chapters and submit to Complete Weekly Report
your supervisor (after Log
each 2 weeks)

Thesis Submission

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 Project Scope Statement

Final product must have 100 % complete system (must satisfy all
functional and non-functional requirement). Product and their
features or functions according to the defined scope.

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 Project Requirement:
a) Deliverables (chapters, Final report) must meet the schedules.
b) According to the stakeholder's requirements, the final product must be satisfied with
the proposed system's objective and scope.
c) The design or conceptual part must satisfy the system requirements.
d) Students must meet their supervisor once a week (defined schedule of supervisor).
Student in a group cannot entertain individually.
e) Each chapter must submit by the group in two weeks' time. The group must submit
the chapter to the supervisor in the first week; otherwise, the supervisor will not
accept to check the content. Next, the chapter must submit to the project
coordinator with the supervisor's signature by the end of the second week.
f) Coordinator will check the plagiarism and then notify the students.
g) The supervisor can entertain the other groups if the supervisor of that group sends a
request.
h) The supervisor must submit marks of chapters and log report on time.
i) The report is evaluated as a group, but the presentation and Demo are evaluated
individually.

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 Product Acceptance Criteria:
• Copy and outsourcing of the system are not
acceptable.
• Plagiarism is not acceptable.
• Must have proper referencing and format (APA
style).
• 100 %Complete system is acceptable.
• The product is acceptable after the scope
verification process
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• Attendance Policies
• Students are expected to attend the FYP class/training session or meet their
respective supervisor(s) to discuss project status and project difficulties at least
once a week. The supervisor MUST fill in the student meeting form and signed the
document. The attendance will be a part of the continuous assessment (which
carries 5%) from the overall grading. If any group student is outside of Karachi, the
student must contact through Skype/Zoom at-least once a week.

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 Project Calendar

1.Project Activities Schedule

* Students are encouraged to start writing the final report earlier than the above date.

   
Seq. Activity WEEK
No. Active Role
1.   Starting day of project Week1  

1.   Progress Report / presentation Week 7 Students, Supervisor(s)

1.   Last day for submitting First Draft Week 14 Students, Supervisor(s), Examiner

1.   Presentations Week 15 Students, Supervisor(s), Examiner

 
 
1.   Last day for submitting the Final report Week 16-17  

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 Chapter Submission

Seq. No.
Chapter Week

1 Chapter1 Week-2

2 Chapter2 Week-4

3 Chapter 3 Week-6
4 Chapter 4 Week-8

5 Chapter 5 Week-10

6 Chapter 6 Week-12

7 Chapter 7 Week 14

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1.1. Workshop due dates:

Seq. No.
Activity
Week
1. Very Short Guide to Good Writing REPORT Writing Style 2

2. UML Review 4

3. Data Base Design (ERD, DFD) 6

4. UX Design 10

5. 13
Final Report

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 GUIDELINES FOR REPORT
• The students of FEST are hereby directed to prepare their
final year project 2 reports according to the guidelines
provided in the following points.
• The project report should be hard bound
• The front cover of the report should be in printed form along-
with the university logo. The required print spacing on front
cover page is as follows:
• Top: 1.5 inches Left: 1.5 inches
• Right: 1 inch Bottom: 1 inch
• Note: For the front cover details contact your project
coordinator

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 GUIDELINES FOR REPORT

 The font used should be Times New Roman, 12 points plain, with one-and-a-half
(1.5) spacing between two consecutive lines
 For sub-headings, increase Two point and for main headings increase Two more
point.
 The overall number of pages in the report must be a minimum of 60, Excluding the
appendix
 All the pages should be properly numbered – preferably section-wise
 The students should get their project reports cross-checked by their advisor before
submitting it to the FYPC. Marks will be deduced from the reports not complying
the prescribed format.

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 Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction/Background
2. Problem Statement
3. Motivation
4. Project Objective
5. Challenges
6. Structure of the Report

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 Introduction
1. Start broadly and then narrow down

More general

More specific

2 First few paragraphs must describe key-words of your project title.

“ overview”
Feature extraction for solving skin cancer problem

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• Genetic Programming based Feature Manipulation
for Skin Cancer Image Classification
• Introduction:
• Computer vision is an interdisciplinary field that deals with how “computers” can be made for
gaining high-level understanding from digital images or videos. From the perspective of
engineering, it seeks to automate tasks that the human visual system can do [28].

• An important aspect of image analysis is the extraction of meaningful information (also

called features) from images; mainly from digital images by means of digital image processing
techniques [187]

• The importance of image classification

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 Problem Statement

• The incidence of skin cancer, specifically

malignant melanoma, continues to increase
worldwide. This cancer can strike at any age
and is one of the leading causes of loss of life
in young individuals. Fair-skinned people,
• who burn easily and rarely tan, are mostly at
risk [69].

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 Problem Statement
• Current techniques vary from applying standard machine learning algorithms to
medical imaging datasets for developing new approaches
adapted for the needs of the field [74]. A key limitation is that the size
of a medical image is often large, whereas the relevant information about
the disease is confined in a limited number of features in such images.
Hence, suitable feature selection and feature construction methods are required to
generate informative image features.

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 Motivations

• Skin cancer can spread rapidly and can be life-

threatening if left untreated [5, 22, 66, 132]. In 2019,
the global incidence of skin cancer was estimated to be
over 104; 350 cases, with almost 11; 650 deaths [182].

• The ability of GP techniques to handle complex problems represents a key motivation for many
researchers to utilize it to perform different tasks such as object detection [9, 38, 183, 211, 212,
213], feature selection [10, 107, 131, 136, 198], feature construction
[11, 110, 138, 139, 198], image classification [15, 17, 20, 44, 58, 110, 143, 195],
regression [56, 83] and knowledge transfer [51, 90].

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 Project Objectives

• This section describes motivation, overall research

goal, and objectives of the project

• The overall research goal is to predict Hadoop job

performance

• SMART
– Modelling and prediction of resource utilization for
Hadoop jobs using machine learning

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Time Management

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Thank You !