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The document outlines the guidelines and requirements for a major project in computer science/information technology, emphasizing individual work and proper documentation. It details hardware and software requirements, broad application areas, and project phases from identification to evaluation. The evaluation process includes participation, project report, presentation, and viva, with specified marks distribution.

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Project Work-Assignment 1 (1)

The document outlines the guidelines and requirements for a major project in computer science/information technology, emphasizing individual work and proper documentation. It details hardware and software requirements, broad application areas, and project phases from identification to evaluation. The evaluation process includes participation, project report, presentation, and viva, with specified marks distribution.

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Contents

1. Objectives

2. Hardware Requirements

3. Software Requirements

4. Broad Areas of Applications

5. Major Project Guidelines

6. Evaluation

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1. Objectives:
The major project is designed to help students develop practical ability and working
knowledge of practical tools / techniques to solve real life problems related to the industry,
academic institutions and research in the field of computer science / information technology.
Each student needs to take up this major project as an individual. Projects could be based on
Application Development Technologies learnt in previous and or current semesters. As part of
the major project each student will have to prepare proper documentation consisting of
Software Requirements Specification (SRS), Modeling Techniques, Development Strategies
and Implementation Strategies.

2. Hardware Requirements:
• Pentium-IV processor or above
• 2GB RAM
• 40GB Hard Disk
• Graphics card
• Any other required Interfaces 3. Software Requirements:
Use latest software tools as per current industry demands.

⚫ Front end Tools:


◼ Student needs to mention IDE or any specific software that student used to design
front end part of the project.
⚫ RDBMS / Back end Tools
◼ Student needs to mention Backend or database used in as storage for the project.
⚫ Coding Technology
◼ The coding language used by student to code proposed project.
⚫ Internet Technologies:
◼ TCP/IP, FTP, Telnet, SMTP, Java, RMI, CORBA, Swing, JSP, Servlets.
⚫ Operating Systems:
◼ Windows 10 / 8 / 7 / 2000 / ME / NT / XP / Vista, UNIX, Linux, Android

4. Broad Areas of Applications:


• Database Management Systems
• Computer Communication and Networking

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• Mobile Application Development
• Machine Learning
• Software Engineering

5. Major Project Guidelines


• Projects must be done individually.
• The Same report of two students will not be accepted.
• Must send the soft copy of the final project report with complete project details (source code,
executable files, project report & project presentation ppt).
• The University will evaluate the project by conducting Project Examination through internal
& external examiners.
• Students must demonstrate their project to the internal & external examiner on the date
specified by the university. The date will be mentioned in the university term-end
examination timetable.
• The soft copy must be submitted to the University by the students before the deadline.

❖ Major Project Development


The project under development must follow all necessary steps
Phase 1: Identification Phase
In this Phase students should identify the tools/technology required for conducting the Project
and also identify the hardware and software requirement for the Project.
Synopsis of Major Project: Synopsis of project must contain following information:
1. Title of the project
2. Objective
3. Resource required

Phase 2: Development Phase


This phase may involve actual Design and Implementation of the identified project.
Phase 3: Project Report: Project Report must contain following information:
1. The length of the report may be about 60 pages, with 1.5 line spacing, 1.25 inches margin
on either side, printed on A4 size papers. 10% variation on either side is permissible.
2. Table of Contents

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A. Title Page B.
Certificate
C. Declaration
D. Acknowledgement
E. Abstract
F. Table of Contents
Introduction
G. SDLC of the Project
H. Design
I. Coding & Implementation
J. Testing
K. Application M. Conclusion
N. Bibliography(APA Style)

6. Evaluation

Methodology of Conduct of Project


The course titled “Major Project” bearing the subject code 23ONMCR-753 has 12 credits
weight.
TABLE 1 - COMPONENTS OF MAJOR PROJECT EXAMINATION

PAPER PEP 1 PEP 2 PEP 3 PEP 4 PEP 5

Participation in Project
Work and
23ONMCR-753 Synopsis Accomplishment Project Report Presentation Viva

TABLE 2 – MAJOR PROJECT MARKS DISTRIBUTION

PAPER MAXIMUM MARKS PEP 1 PEP 2 PEP 3 PEP 4 PEP 5

INT EXT PE MAX INT EXT INT EXT INT EXT INT EXT INT EXT

23ONMCR753 30 70 100 15 NA 15 NA NA 40 NA 10 NA 20

*PEP - Project Evaluation Parameter

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