3. (1) Title page
(2) Table of content
(3) Abstract– max of 1 page
(4) Introduction –2-3 pages
(5) Problem statement – max of 1 page
(6) Objectives – at least 3 objectives, 1 page
(7) Scopes- max of 1 page
(8) Literature review – 10 -15 pages
(9) Methodology – 15 -20 pages
(10) Results and Discussion/Analysis – 8 -12 page
(11) Conclusion and Recommendations 1-2 pages
(12) Reference - min of 10 latest ref within 5 years (2014-2019)
(13) APPENDIXs + Gantt chart-1 page
Content of (F Y P) Report
70-75 pages
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
optionalResearch Questions and Research Outline
4. RESEARCH OVERVIEW
1. INTRODUCTION
Introducing of research problem
Introduction of objectives and how objective will be
achieved.
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
Review of previous work relating to research problem.
Review of previous work relating to methodology.
Review of previous work relating to results.
(define, explain, justify)
Be specific and
clear
5. RESEARCH OVERVIEW
3. METHODOLOGY
How the research/project was done?
What was done to answer the research question?
How the results were analyzed?
4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Presentation of results.
Discussion of result
(e.g. comparison with results in previous research, effect of
method used on the data obtained)
WHAT WILL YOU DO?
HOW YOU WILL DO IT?
Be well-
presented
and
analyzed.
6. 5. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Summary of the findings (without figures)
Has the research problem been solved?
Has the objectives being achieved?
What has been learnt from the results?
How can this knowledge be used?
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
7. RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY/METHOD
The methodology section answers three main
questions:-
1. How the research/project was done?
2. What was done to answer the research question?
3. How the results were analyzed?
“ It shows your reader how you obtained
your results”
WHAT WILL YOU DO?
HOW YOU WILL DO IT?
8. METHODOLOGY
Why do you need to explain how you
obtained your results???
Helps the reader evaluate the validity
and reliability of your results
The reader can judge whether the
results and conclusions are valid
9. METHODOLOGY
Your methodology should make clear the reasons
why you choose a particular method or procedure.
The research method must be
suitable/appropriate to the objectives of the
study
11. RESEARCH FLOW CHART
Overall view of steps/flow in your research.
Must have continuous flow
12. RESEARCH DESIGN/BLOCK
DIAGRAM
How the components/material are laid out
,integrated up and assemble the circuit based
on concept of the proposed method.
13. Equipment and materials
In this section you describe any equipment/
instruments and materials/components in
your research study.
14. PROCEDURE
In this section of the methodology of your
project, you carefully describe how your
study will be carried out / achieved.
A detailed step-by-step description of
how the study will be conduct the
simulate, and fabricate.
15. EXAMPLE OF (Procedure)
Step 1:
Setting up the instruments
(Pump volumetric rate,
DO probe, diffuser, etc)
Step 2:
Add water 5 L to a 10 L
water tank.
Step 3:
Remove O2 from water
using sodium sulphite
solution.
Step 4:
Add O2 by air pump
Step 5:
Record the DO
concentration for every 30
seconds
Step 6:
Calculate & plot graph of
ln [(C*AL - CAL1) / (C*AL -
CAL2) ] against time (min)
Step 7:
Repeat step 1 to 7 with
different variables( air
flow rates, diffuser’s hole
size, salinity)
Step 8:
Repeat step 1 to 7 with
multiple variables.
Step 9: Designing the
aeration system.