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The proposal presentation should introduce the project, discuss the problem and literature review, and outline the design, methodology, functionality, and expected results in 8 slides or less within 10 minutes. It should define the aims, objectives, applications, system limitations, assumptions, related work, design details, block diagram explanation, adopted methodology, cost estimation, and conclusion. The group representative will present while other members attend the Q&A session.
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![Project Proposal Presentation [PPT1]
A proposal presentation should contain the following proposed sections only:
1. Introduction
a. Introduction of project
b. Aims
c. Objectives
d. Applications
2. Problem Discussion
a. Problem discussion and analysis
b. System limitations
c. Assumptions made
3. Literature Review
a. Domain Research (Related work)-Study of similar systems related to the
idea proposed
4. Design
a. Generic design details along with block diagram representation
b. This section requires explanation of the block diagram
5. Methodology
a. General details of the methodology you will adopt to implement your
design
6. Functionality
7. Expected Results
8. Cost Estimation
9. Conclusion](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/projectproposalpresentationppt1-160713174812/85/Project-proposal-presentation-ppt1-1-320.jpg)
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Description
Points
1
At least one function embedded in an HTML page
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2
2
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3
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4
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1
1
5
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1
1
1
1
1
6
At least one Date object method call
1
7
At least one Math object method call
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8
At least one page displaying animation using JavaScript
5
9
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3
10
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11
At least one regular expression
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12
At least one cookie that gets saved and retrieved
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13
A project report as described below
4
14
All your Web site pages must function correctly as described in Project Evaluation Criteria section
10
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· Your cookie setting and retrieval pages, including values that are set and retrieved
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Title of the Project
by
Student Name
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Scope
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Background
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1.3
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Interface
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Special Equipment
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Summary
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REFERENCES
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APPENDIX
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A Quality Functional Deployment (QFD)
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B Sample Format of Output
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C Data Dictionary for Key Terms
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D Screen Snapshots (if applicable)
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E Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)
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List of Symbols
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GE
: General Electric
GETS
: General Electric Transportation Systems
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Figure 3: State Machine
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List of TABLES
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Table 3. Test Summary
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Part B involves conducting user research through interviews and observations to validate the proposed system concept. It provides steps to determine research goals, develop interview questions, recruit participants, plan and conduct the field study, analyze results and report findings.
Part C is to define requirements based on the field study results and prioritize which aspects of the system will be developed.
Part D asks students to brainstorm multiple design alternatives and assess the pros and cons of each.
The document includes submission details and
DE1b Report format
This document provides instructions for a project report on design engineering to be submitted by a student group to the Gujarat Technological University. The report requires the group to:
1. Introduce their design thinking project, including an overview of design thinking and their domain/project.
2. Document their design process through frameworks like AEIOU observation, empathy mapping, ideation, and product development canvases.
3. Present their pre-design calculations, prototype, and plans to further develop and validate their idea.
4. Create a video explaining their project if they developed a proof of concept prototype.
The report will be examined and used to demonstrate the group's application of design thinking
4998 project report proposal abstract template
This document provides a template for a project proposal abstract that must be followed. The abstract will guide the student and professor throughout the semester and be reviewed during weekly meetings. It includes sections for an introduction establishing the research problem and objectives, a technical description of the proposed solution, a project plan with milestones and deliverables for each week of the semester, and references. The current version of the abstract should be brought to weekly meetings for review and potential revision.
Mini Project_Presentation_Template.ppt
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Web Development and Design Final ProjectBefore you begin the p.docx
Web Development and Design Final Project
Before you begin the project, please answer these four questions in a paragraph:
What is the difference between the client and the server?
What is the difference between server-side and client-side scritping? Why are they separate?
What is a web browser?
What is a regular expression?
Overview
The purpose of the project is to use most of the techniques you have learned from this course. You may choose any project as long as it meets the requirements discussed below.
The project must be a real application in the sense that the site must be hosted somewhere on the Internet. You can either arrange your own hosting or use WebHawks.
You are free to apply homework assignments toward the final project. However, the final project must be work that you have produced and not material simply copied from another source. If you do copy small portions from another source, you must cite the source and have permission to copy the material.
The final project presentation will count as the final exam for the course. You must demonstrate your completed project to the instructor during the scheduled final exam time to pass the course.
Item
Description
Points
1
At least one function embedded in an HTML page
(either the head section or the body section)
2
2
At least one function in an external JavaScript (*.js) file
2
3
At least one array
2
4
At least one use of all these control structures:
a. while or do-while loop
b. for loop
c. if or if-else
1
1
1
5
At least one use of all these event handlers:
a. onload
b. onclick
c. onmouseover
d. onmouseout
e. onsubmit
1
1
1
1
1
6
At least one Date object method call
1
7
At least one Math object method call
1
8
At least one page displaying animation using JavaScript
5
9
At least one page with a JavaScript rollover menu using images
3
10
At least one form field validated on the client using JavaScript
5
11
At least one regular expression
2
12
At least one cookie that gets saved and retrieved
5
13
A project report as described below
4
14
All your Web site pages must function correctly as described in Project Evaluation Criteria section
10
TOTAL
50
Project Report
The project report consists of the following information:
· Your name
· Your project's name
· A brief introduction describing the purpose of your project (one paragraph is sufficient)
· The URL entry point for your project on the Internet
· A description of each page of your project Web site including:
· Your JavaScript animation page, including a description of the animation
· Your PhP/MYSQL, including a description
· Your form validation page, describing valid and invalid values
· Your cookie setting and retrieval pages, including values that are set and retrieved
· In addition, you should explain any unusual coding (that we did not cover in class) used to meet the specifications. If you do not, then I may miss how you achieved some specification and you will not get the credit you deser.
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Question 1
Using Powerpoint, Word, Visio or any other graphical editor that allows you to create shapes and arrows, create a simple flow chart that provides the functionality for this pseudocode:
Write “Enter the price in dollars: “
Input Price
Write “Enter state sales tax(e.g. .06) : “
Input SalesTax
Set Price = Price + (Price * SalesTax)
Write “Price with Tax is “ + Price
Also, Provide a test case that you could use to validate your algorithm. (For example, what values for input would you use and what would the resulting output be for those input values)
Attach or embed your flow chart along with your test case as a response to this discussion topic.
Question 2
n everyday life we are all faced with many choices we must make on a daily basis.
1. Provide an Algorithm for your real world decision you must make on a daily basis that involves 2 or more choices
2. Provide your C code that implements your real world decision (be sure to utilize proper formatting and spacing to enhance your codes clarity, and applicable comments)
3. Explain your logic for the conditional statement you decided to use
4. Provide feedback to fellow student’s submission that involves converting their conditional statement to another conditional statement form
Work- homework
Homework 2
Instructions
In this homework, you will design a program to perform the following task:
Calculate the total price based on several key parts required to build a state-of-the-art gaming computer. The user will have the option of selecting different parts. For example, Windows 7, Windows 8 or Mac OS/X for Operating systems, 4 GB, 8 GB or 12 GB for RAM and 15”,17” or 22” Monitors.
There are 5 components of your submission including:
· Program Description- A detailed, clear description of the program you are building.
· Analysis- Demonstrates your thought process and steps used to analyze the problem. Be sure to include the required input and output and how you will obtain the required output from the given input? Also, include your variable names and definitions. Be sure to describe the necessary formulas and sample calculations that might be needed. You should talk about how you determined your computer part prices.
· Test plan - Prepare at least 3 sets of input data (Test data) along with their expected output for testing your program. Your test data can be presented in the form of a table as follows (note: feel free to adapt to your design)
· Flowchart – Provide a flowchart for your design. You can use Word, Powerpoint, Visio or any software you have available that will allow to draw shapes and connectors.
· Pseudocode- Provide pseudocode of your overall design that fulfills the requirements of the project
All of these components should be placed in word document for submission.
Additional details about the program you need to write:
1. You should research current prices of the computer parts on Internet sites such as amazon.com or newegg.com.
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IT 500 Final Project Guidelines and Rubric Overview .docx
IT 500: Final Project Guidelines and Rubric
Overview and Outcomes
The final project for this course is the creation of an IT systems development paper and presentation. This is a group project. You and your group will work on all
of the aspects to implementing a new or updated information system into a business from a project management perspective. Your group can choose a real-life
implementation of one of your companies or use a scenario provided of a company thinking of implementing a new system.
Your group will have to consider all aspects of an IT systems development project for your company, including an overview, an implementation plan for the IT
system, a timeline and resources, and a risk management plan for your organization. Your role is to oversee this new system implementation from a management
perspective while keeping in mind your learned knowledge of IT in this course.
This project is divided into three milestones, which will be submitted at various points throughout the course to scaffold learning and ensure quality final
submissions. The milestones are due in Modules Three, Five, and Seven. The final project submission consists of a group paper due in Module Nine and a group
presentation due in Module Ten.
This project will demonstrate your knowledge of the steps needed to implement a new information system into a business. To successfully complete this project,
you will be expected to apply what you have learned in this course and should include several of the following course outcomes and learning objectives:
Understand the role of information systems in today’s business environment
Gain an overview of information technology
Appreciate contemporary approaches to building information systems
Describe basic principles of information systems
Work cooperatively in a group to integrate the concepts learned
Requirements
Your final project must consist of the following elements (Address each element fully; do not answer the questions in list format):
I. Overview (2–3 pages)
a) Provide an overview of your company and the systems development project. Describe the industry you are working with.
b) Conduct a needs analysis and a systems audit:
i. Why do you need a new system?
ii. How does the current system work? Do you currently use any software or hardware?
iii. What are the goals you are trying to achieve with the new system (e.g., increase efficiency, improve organization, reduce cost, reduce
error)?
c) Comment on the scope of the project. How do you think it will achieve the goals set forth?
II. IT Implementation Plan (3–4 pages)
a) Systems Analysis (Note that depending on your project, not all of the below questions will apply)
i. What hardware and software are needed?
ii. How many users will this affect?
iii. Is this a global solution?
iv. What kinds of tools will be used for development?
v. Can an existing platform (network, servers, com ...
Title of the ProjectbyStudent NameThis is an Engineeri.docx
Title of the Project
by
Student Name
This is an Engineering project submitted to the Gannon University graduate faculty in
partial fulfillment for the degree Master of Science in Engineering.
Major Subject: Electrical Engineering
Approved:
Advising Professor in Charge of Major Work
Chairperson of Major Department
Gannon University
Erie, Pennsylvania 16541
Month, Year
Acknowledgements
The writer thanks mentors, colleagues, lists the individuals or institutions that supported the research, and gives credit to works cited in the text for which permission to reproduce has be granted. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS appears centered at the top of the page.
Abstract
Give a 60-100 word abstract/executive summary of the project here.The abstract briefly summarizes the thesis and the contents of the paper. ABSTRACT appears centered at the top of the page.
Table of Contents
51.
INTRODUCTION
1.1
Scope
6
1.2
Background
6
1.3
Summary
6
1.4
Road Map to the report
6
2.
REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS
7
2.1
System Overview
7
2.2
Application Constraints and Dependencies
7
2.3
Specific Requirements
7
2.4
Interfaces
7
2.5
Summary
8
SYSTEM DESIGN
9
3.1
Top Level Design
9
3.2
Product Flow
9
Interface
9
3.4
Description
9
3.5
Initialization
10
3.6
Interface Design
10
3.7
Functional Design
11
3.8
Summary
11
4.
FUNCTIONAL TESTING
12
4.1
Interface Functionality Test
12
4.2
XYZ Functionality Test
12
4.3
Summary
12
5.
SYSTEM INTEGRATION AND VALIDATION
13
5.1
General Assumptions
13
5.2
Helpful Information
13
5.3
Test Facilities
13
5.4
Special Equipment
13
5.5
Test Procedure
13
5.6
Overall Test Summary
13
5.7
Summary
13
6.
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
14
7.
REFERENCES
14
8.
APPENDIX
14
A Quality Functional Deployment (QFD)
14
B Sample Format of Output
14
C Data Dictionary for Key Terms
14
D Screen Snapshots (if applicable)
14
E Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)
14
List of Symbols
AC
: Alternating Current
FTR
: Formal Technical Review
GE
: General Electric
GETS
: General Electric Transportation Systems
GUI
: Graphical user interface
Mph
: Unit of speed in miles per hour
List of Figures
3Figure 1: Top-Level Interface Diagram
Figure 2: Top-Level Structure Description
3
Figure 3: State Machine
5
List of TABLES
6Table 1. XYZ Test Results
Table 2. Test Procedure 365
7
Table 3. Test Summary
7
INTRODUCTION
Introduce the project succinctly. Chapter 1 is usually the introduction. Sections should include the objectives of the project, the design criteria, the constraints, and the background material leading up to the current project.
NOTE: Your goal is to communicate your work in writing: in a clear, well-structured, readable manner. E.g., the chapter titles are only strongly suggested. Please adapt them as is appropriate. If they are not applicable to your project, rename them. Add chapters as necessary. Please work with your advisor to develop an appropriate organization for your report.
1.1 Scope
Define scope of the problem clearly.
...
Proposal guidelines
This document provides guidelines for writing technical project proposals. It outlines the key sections a proposal should contain, including an executive summary, statement of problem, objectives, technical approach, project management plan, deliverables, and budget. The technical approach section should describe the design process, generate potential solutions, analyze alternatives, and select the best option. The project management section outlines task phases, team member responsibilities, and a timeline in a Gantt chart format. The proposal aims to identify the work, explain why it's needed, and convince the reader that the proposing team is qualified to complete the project on time and within budget.
System Proposal TemplateCSC 545 System Design When preparing a.docx
System Proposal Template
CSC 545 System Design
When preparing a systems proposal, systems analysts should arrange the following items in order:
Ten Main Section of your System Proposal
1. Cover Letter
List of people who did the study and summarize the objectives of the study are provided in your cover letter. Also, prearranged time and place for oral presentation of the system proposal can be included. Keep your cover letter concise (one page maximum) and friendly.
2. Title Page of project
Include the name of the project, the names of the systems analysis team members, and the date the proposal is submitted.
3. Table of Contents
If the proposal is very short (less than ten pages), you can omit the table of contents since it is unnecessary on such a short document. The purpose of your table of contents is to indicate the contents of your proposal.
4. Executive Summary (including recommendations)
Usually, the executive summary is 250 to 375 words and can answer the questions such as who, what, when, where, why and how of the proposal. It should also include recommendation of the system analysts since some people will only have time to read the summary.
5. Outline of system study with appropriate documentation
Provides information about all the methods used in the study, and who or what was studied.
6. Detailed results of systems study
The details what the system analyst has found out about the system through all of the methods described are included in this section. It also presents problems with the system
7. Systems alternatives (3 or 4 possible solutions)
The analyst will present two or three alternative solutions that directly address the aforementioned problems. Each alternative should be explored separately. Describe the costs and benefits of each situation.
8. System’s analysts’ recommendations
After the systems analysis team has weighed the alternatives, it will have a definite professional opinion about which solution is most workable and best to solve the problem. It expresses the recommended solution.
9. Summary
It is brief statement that mirrors the content of your executive summary. It gives the objectives of the study and the recommended solution. Also, it allows the analyst one more chance to stress the project’s importance and feasibility along with the value of the recommendations.
10. Appendices
It might include pertinent correspondence, a summary of phases completed in the study, detailed graph for analyses purposes, or even previously done systems studies.
Source: http://sampleproposal.net
Project Design Document Template
CSC 845
Project Title
[Give your project a short but meaningful title]
Problem Definition
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- 1. Project Proposal Presentation [PPT1] A proposal presentation should contain the following proposed sections only: 1. Introduction a. Introduction of project b. Aims c. Objectives d. Applications 2. Problem Discussion a. Problem discussion and analysis b. System limitations c. Assumptions made 3. Literature Review a. Domain Research (Related work)-Study of similar systems related to the idea proposed 4. Design a. Generic design details along with block diagram representation b. This section requires explanation of the block diagram 5. Methodology a. General details of the methodology you will adopt to implement your design 6. Functionality 7. Expected Results 8. Cost Estimation 9. Conclusion
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