Project Overview
This project aims to provide students with a hands-on opportunity to apply
digital transformation concepts to real-world challenges faced by small
businesses and communities. Each group will select a unique scenario,
analyze the current state, propose a digital solution, and demonstrate its
application through a recorded pitch.
Group Formation & Topic Selection
Group Size: 6 students per group
Topic Selection: Each group must choose one of the provided topics or
propose a new one, subject to faculty approval.
Role Assignment: Clearly define the roles and responsibilities of each group
member.
Topic Submission: Submit the chosen topic and group roles by the 12th
session
Deliverables & Timeline
Deliverable Due Date Format
Topic Selection & Before 12th
List to be delivered to faculty via CR
Group Roles Session
Final Project Zip file named BDT_Div<#>_Group<#>.zip
Before 18th
report containing: - PDF Report- AI Usage Report- Plagiarism
Session
Submission Report- PPT Presentation
Walkthrough During 19th,
In-class presentation using the submitted PPT
Presentation 20th Session
Report Guidelines
Format: PDF generated from MS Word
Length: 10–15 pages (excluding appendices)
Sections:
Executive Summary: Brief overview of the project
Introduction: Background and objectives
Current State Analysis: Assessment of the existing situation
Proposed Solution: Design a digital transformation plan that includes:
o Tools & Technologies: Select and justify the use of specific tools and
technologies.
o Cost-Benefit Analysis: Evaluate the costs and anticipated benefits.
o Implementation Roadmap: Outline a phased deployment plan.
o Demonstration: Provide a short video showcasing the solution's
functionality.
Ensure that the solution is practical, scalable, and aligns with the chosen
scenario.
Implementation Strategy: Steps for deployment and integration
Expected Outcomes: Benefits and impact
Conclusion: Summary and recommendations
References: All sources must be cited and referenced appropriately
Plagiarism & AI Usage
Plagiarism Check: Use NMIMS suggested tool, to ensure originality.
Permissible Plagiarism Limit: 15%
AI Usage Declaration: Submit a report detailing the use of generative AI tools
in the project.
Permissible AI Usage: 15%
Walkthrough Presentation
Duration: 10–15 minutes per group
Content: Power point presentation and/or recorded video indicating tools
during the 19th/20th session
Evaluation Criteria
Relevance & Innovation: Applicability of the digital solution to the chosen
scenario.
Feasibility: Practicality and scalability of the proposed solution.
Integration: Effective use of cloud tools and integration strategies.
Presentation: Clarity and professionalism in the walkthrough presentation.
Documentation: Quality and completeness of the report and supporting
materials.
