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    Final Project - Writing A Formal Report and Presentation Timeline/Tasks

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    1) Students will be assigned to work groups to write a formal report on an approved topic related to their major or a business idea. 2) The report must follow IEEE formatting standards and contain 4,500-6,000 words excluding certain sections. 3) It must include an abstract, introduction, literature review using at least 10 secondary sources, methodology, results and analysis section, and conclusion. 4) Students will then present their report in a 15 minute presentation and must avoid plagiarism.

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    1) Students will be assigned to work groups to write a formal report on an approved topic related to their major or a business idea. 2) The report must follow IEEE formatting standards and contain 4,500-6,000 words excluding certain sections. 3) It must include an abstract, introduction, literature review using at least 10 secondary sources, methodology, results and analysis section, and conclusion. 4) Students will then present their report in a 15 minute presentation and must avoid plagiarism.

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    1) Students will be assigned to work groups to write a formal report on an approved topic related to their major or a business idea. 2) The report must follow IEEE formatting standards and contain 4,500-6,000 words excluding certain sections. 3) It must include an abstract, introduction, literature review using at least 10 secondary sources, methodology, results and analysis section, and conclusion. 4) Students will then present their report in a 15 minute presentation and must avoid plagiarism.

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    Final Project - Writing A Formal Report and Presentation Timeline/Tasks

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    1) Students will be assigned to work groups to write a formal report on an approved topic related to their major or a business idea. 2) The report must follow IEEE formatting standards and contain 4,500-6,000 words excluding certain sections. 3) It must include an abstract, introduction, literature review using at least 10 secondary sources, methodology, results and analysis section, and conclusion. 4) Students will then present their report in a 15 minute presentation and must avoid plagiarism.

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    Final Project – Writing a Formal Report and Presentation

    Timeline/Tasks

    1. Making work-groups (3- 4 members in each group)

    2. Select a topic related to your major field or a prospective business idea

    3. Get your tentative topic approved by the instructor.

    4. Write a formal report, following the slides Sections of a Formal Report/FYP.

    5. You would be following the IEEE format for referencing (in-text citation and reference
    list). Take all measures to avoid plagiarism in your writing (In-text-citation and reference
    list). Details available at: http://www.ijssst.info/info/IEEE-Citation-StyleGuide.pdf

    6. Follow the following guidelines for the writing format:


     12 Times New Roman/ headings: 14
     1.5 spacing
     page numbers
     Word limit: 4500 - 6000 words (excluding abstract, appendices and references)

    7. You have to adopt a research methodology leading to objective data, to complete your
    project (development, surveys, (recorded) interviews, questionnaires)

    8. In your Literature Review section you must bring in at least 10 or more authentic
    sources (Secondary), relevant to your study. These secondary sources should be listed in
    the Reference list at the end, along with the in-text citation (IEEE).

    9. There is no room for grammatical errors; so revise and edit your work before
    submission.

    10. Once you have completed writing your formal report, you will be giving presentations
    on it. Presentation time: 15 minutes
    Sections of a Formal Report

    FYP Chapters Details


    Initial Pages Title Page
    Undertaking
    Abstract
    Table of contents
    List of Tables
    List of Figures
    Introduction
    Literature Review
    Methodology Requirements & Design
    Results and Analysis/ Implementation and Test Scores
    Conclusion
    End Material References
    Appendix

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