The document provides formatting guidelines for students to follow when preparing project reports. It specifies:
1. The report should be bound and printed on white paper with black bindings.
2. Font, font size, margins and other layout details are standardized.
3. The front page must include the project title, student and college details in a specified format.
4. The report contents include an executive summary, introduction, data analysis, conclusion and bibliography, along with other required sections like acknowledgements and appendices. Strict adherence to the provided structure is expected.
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This Project deals with the comparative study of 2 companies listed in S&P 500 for their performance evaluation & ratio analysis for the 3 financial years.
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Content of Project Synopsis
The project synopsis needs to be prepared keeping in mind the following points.
a) Title of the project
– Maximum 20 words
b) Introduction and Objectives of the Study
- Maximum 200 words
c) Problem Statement (including Literature Review)
– Maximum 500 words
d) Research Methodology and References
– Maximum 500 words
Components of Project Report
1. Title of the Project
2. Introduction of the Study
3. Objective(s) of the Study
4. Literature Review
5. Research Methodology
6. Research Hypotheses
7. Research Model
8. Research Plan
9. Sampling Plan
10. Research Procedure
11. Data analysis & Interpretation
12. Results & Discussions
13. Suggestions/Recommendations
14. Limitations and Scope of Future Research
15. Conclusion
16. Bibliography
Comparative Analysis of Financial Statement OfIT industriesPranav Veerani
Comparative Analysis of Financial Statement
OfIT industries
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING PRACTICES
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Comparative Analysis
Introduction of IT industry
TCS
Infosys Limited
HCL Technologies
Wipro Ltd
Tech Mahindra Ltd.
Comparative of company
Gujarat Technological University, Ahmadabad
Academic Year: 2018-20
This Project deals with the comparative study of 2 companies listed in S&P 500 for their performance evaluation & ratio analysis for the 3 financial years.
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Content of Project Synopsis
The project synopsis needs to be prepared keeping in mind the following points.
a) Title of the project
– Maximum 20 words
b) Introduction and Objectives of the Study
- Maximum 200 words
c) Problem Statement (including Literature Review)
– Maximum 500 words
d) Research Methodology and References
– Maximum 500 words
Components of Project Report
1. Title of the Project
2. Introduction of the Study
3. Objective(s) of the Study
4. Literature Review
5. Research Methodology
6. Research Hypotheses
7. Research Model
8. Research Plan
9. Sampling Plan
10. Research Procedure
11. Data analysis & Interpretation
12. Results & Discussions
13. Suggestions/Recommendations
14. Limitations and Scope of Future Research
15. Conclusion
16. Bibliography
Comparative Analysis of Financial Statement OfIT industriesPranav Veerani
Comparative Analysis of Financial Statement
OfIT industries
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING PRACTICES
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Comparative Analysis
Introduction of IT industry
TCS
Infosys Limited
HCL Technologies
Wipro Ltd
Tech Mahindra Ltd.
Comparative of company
Gujarat Technological University, Ahmadabad
Academic Year: 2018-20
Project Plans Each student will submit two project plan.docxwkyra78
Project Plans
Each student will submit two project plans: a draft project plan and a final project plan.
The first plan is due in Module 2 and the final project plan is due in Module 3. The
purpose of the project plans are to demonstrate mastery of project planning using an
applied context. The draft project plan includes all of the project plan elements covered in
Module 1 and 2. The final project plan includes all of the project plan elements covered
in all three modules.
Draft Project Plan 1
The initial project plan will include the following:
Problem, need, or vision statement
Project Definition or Statement of Work, which includes the following:
o Project objectives or performance criteria
o Assumptions, constraints, and limitations
o Project work requirements: Summary of deliverables
Major responsibilities
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) down to the work package level
Preliminary Schedule (with event milestones and exit criteria for each milestone)
Final Project Plan 2
The final project plan will include all the elements of the project plan 1 updated, plus the
following elements:
Required resources (people-organization, equipment, materials, and facilities)
Linear Responsibility Matrix: Project organization chart
End-item specifications (such as reference documents, engineering specifications,
regulatory codes, etc.)
Control system (documentation, procedures, and evaluation)
Communication plan (flow of project information to stakeholders)
Quality management plan (methods to be utilized to manage quality and project
processes)
Detailed project schedule (CPM diagram with the critical path identified)
Risk response plan
Change management plan or amendments procedure
Procedures and Criteria
1. Pick a potential project of interest.
2. The project must meet the following criteria:
A job or problem with multiple and sequential tasks
Performed only once (not repetitive in nature)
Has defined start and end points in time (start time and a deadline)
A budget or a limited source of funds
A defined scope of work
Specific performance requirements
More than one person is involved in the project
3. Develop the draft project plan 1 with all of the required elements in Module 2.
4. Update the project plan as you gain more information during the course modules
5. Develop the final project plan during Module 3 and submit via Blackboard
Examples of Possible Projects
Group project for another class
Home improvement project
Auto restoration project
Wedding
Graduation party
Senior project (with a group)
Business start-up
Theatre production
Product development project
Musical recital
Chamber mixer
Holiday parade
Charity fundraiser
Group Vacation
Project Plans Grading Criteria
Each plan will be graded using the following criteria:
Table 1.
Points Plan Content
Plan Organization,
Consistency, and F ...
Prepared by: Ms. Dalal Bamufleh Page 1 of 10
2014/15, Semester 141
GROUP PROJECT
PROJECT INSTRUCTION:
DUE DATE
Week 14
03 May 2015 (Sunday).
WARNING:
Late submission will incur the following mark deduction:-
10% from overall mark obtained - PER DAY of late submission
REPORTS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER 05 MAY 2015.
PROJECT FORMAT
The cover page should carry the
following: –
- Name of the University College
- Program title
- Subject code and title
- Name of lecturer
- Name and ID of every member
of your group
- Date of submission
The assignment must be: –
- Type written
- Include all Headings
- Edited for typo and
grammatical errors
- Left and right alignment of 2 cm
- 1.5 spacing
- Font size - 11
- Lettering – Times New Roman
- Paragraphing – 2 spaces
PROJECT MODE Group work (5-6 students)
DUTIES
1) Each member of the group will be responsible for a portion of the
report and all group members should involve in the presentation
2) The report MUST contain a workload table indicating the workload of
each member.
3) Grading will vary depending on workload allocation. Group leader is
to ensure that work is divided equally.
4) This project carries 20% of your total mark.
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
MGT214 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Prepared by: Ms. Dalal Bamufleh Page 2 of 10
Project Objectives:
The objective of the group project is to analyze an international company’s operations management
and recommend solutions and suggestions for any problem that this company is facing based on OM
concepts.
The project aims to achieve the following:
To analyze the production process and the operations functions of the selected company
To establish proper research understanding and proper referencing style.
To develop students’ analytical, and presentation skills
Project Description:
Working in groups of 5-6 students, select any international company. First, you have to read about the
selected company and analyze their operations management. As an operations manager, you are
requested to propose and suggest how could they solve problems (if they have) and improve the
process.
Your report should include the following sections:
1. COVER PAGE (Please refer to page 5)
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
o The executive summary is an abstract that gives a broad picture of the contents of the
report.
o It should not start off by “In this report you are going to….” It should summarize the
report to the extent that if this is the only page the reader reads, he/she will know what
is in the full report.
o This summary shouldn’t be more than ONE page.
4. COMPANY & PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
o Give a back.
Dr Robert Phaal - Technology roadmapping: a case studyJIC
Technology roadmapping: a case study
Best Practice Workshop: Technology Roadmapping
Brno, 5 February 2013
Dr Robert Phaal (Centre for Technology Management)
Table of Contents
Pages
1. Executive Summary DUE WEEK 7……………………………………………….……
2. Company Description Due WEEK 1…………………………………………….……..
3. Strategic Focus and Plan DUE WEEK 1
a. Mission/Vision Statements…………………………………………………………..
b. Goals…………………………………………………………………………………..
c. Core Competency and Sustainable Competitive Advantage………………….…
4. Situation Analysis DUE WEEK 4
a. SWOT analysis
Internal Strengths and Weaknesses…………………………………………...
External Opportunities and Threats…………………………………………….
b. Industry Analysis………………………………………………………………………
c. Competitor Analysis…………………………………………………………………..
d. Company Analysis…………………………………………………………………….
e. Customer Analysis…………………………………………………………………….
5. Market-Product Focus DUE WEEK 4
a. Marketing and Product Objectives…………………………………………………..
b. Target Markets………………………………………………………………………...
c. Points of Difference……………………………………………………………………
d. Positioning……………………………………………………………………………...
6. Marketing Program DUE WEEK 5
a. Product Strategy……………………………………………………………………….
b. Price Strategy…………………………………………………………………………..
c. Promotion Strategy…………………………………………………………………….
d. Place (Distribution) Strategy………………………………………………….……….
7. Financial Data and Projections DUE WEEK 5
a. Past Sales Revenues…………………………………………………………….……
b. Five-Year Projections…………………………………………………………….……
8. Organizational Structure DUE WEEK 7………………………………………………….
9. Implementation DUE WEEK 7…………………………………………………………….
10. Evaluation and Control DUE WEEK 7……………………………………………………
11. Bibliography DUE WEEKS 1, 4, 5 & 7........................................................................
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MP-1: Marketing Plan Outline
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Project report format
1. K J EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE’S
TIMR / TCOER
Approved by AICTE, Government of Maharashtra & Affiliated to University of Pune.
PROJECT REPORT FORMAT
All Students should strictly follow the following standards for preparation of
Project Report.
Sr.No Specifications Details
1 Number of copies of project report 3 ( Three)
2 Binding Black color hard binding
3 Embossing Golden Color
4 Page size A4
5 Page color White
6 Left Margin 1.5 inch
7 Other Margins ( Top, Bottom, Right) 1 inch
8 Headings Font Times New Roman
9 Headings Fond Size 14, bold, uppercase
10 Subheadings Font Times New Roman
11 Subheadings Font Size 12, bold, uppercase
12 Text Body Font Times New Roman
13 Text Body Font Size 12, normal, lower case
14 Header As suitable (No Company
Logos allowed)
15 Footer Page Numbers at centre
16 Total number of pages Approx. in between 55 to
95
FRONT PAGE
Golden embossing on black background hard bound copy.
For this page you can use any professional font of any relative size to make it more
attractive. This page should include the following points.
1. Project title
2. Name of the company
3. Submitted to
4. Submitted by
5. Batch
6. College name and address.
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2. For example :
A
PROJECT REPORT
ON
“MARKET SURVEY AND ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER FEEDBACK FOR
NEWLY LAUNCHED FOUR WHEELER – SWIFT”
FOR
MARUTI UDYOG LTD.
SUBMITTED TO
UNIVERSITY OF PUNE
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF TWO YEARS FULL TIME
MASTERS DEGREE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)
SUBMITTED BY
PIYUSH PATIL
(BATCH – 2009-2011)
KJEI’s
TRINITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & RESEARCH
(MBA Prog),
OR
TRINITY INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT RESEARCH.
INSIDE 1ST PAGE
This page will be nothing but the complete copy of front page as it is. Only instead of
golden color you have to use any other color or combination of different colors.
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3. COMPANY CERTIFICATE
This certificate must be printed on company’s original letter head. It should include
the following points
1. Name of the student
2. Project title
3. Duration of project ( minimum 50 working days)
4. Location
5. Authority sign and company seal.
For example:
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA
PIMPRI BRANCH, PUNE., 27272765, FAX – (020)27272766,
Ref.No. Date:
TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN
This is to certify that Mr. Omkar Patwardhan a MBA Student of
TRINITYCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & RESEARCH , Pune has undergone
training and completed a project on “Evaluation of Credit Risk Rating
Framework”
In Pune region.
He has carried out this project for Bank of Maharashtra from 15/05/2010 to
/ /2010.
In the span of project duration his candidature was found to be very sincere &
hardworking.
We wish him a bright future.
Seal
(sign)
Mr, R.K.Tripathi
Branch Manager
Bank of Maharashtra.
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4. COLLEGE CERTIFICATE:
This certificate will be issued by the college later on when you rejoin college in IIIrd
Semester (one copy to each student will be given). You have to make at least 2 Xerox
of it for other 2 copies of project report.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
This page will include vote of thanks in following Chronology
1. Company project guide
2. Director (TIMR) or Principal (TCOER)
3. College project guide
4. Other staff & friends ( if any)
INDEX:
SR.
TOPIC PAGE NO.
No.
1. Executive Summary
2. Objectives & Scope of the project
3. Company Profile
4. Product Profile ( As Applicable)
5. Theoretical Background
6. Research Methodology
7. Data Analysis & Interpretation
8. Limitations of the Project
9. Conclusion & Suggestions
10. Bibliography
“UP TO THIS PAGE DON’T PUT PAGE NUMBERS”.
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5. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: (One page only)
This should include Introduction & objectives of the project, reasons for selection of
company, selection of project, and research design of the project (i.e. procedure you
have used to carry out the project). Also you have to mention brief conclusions of the
project. (One paragraph on each chapter)
OBJECTIVES & SCOPE OF THE PROJECT:
1. Objectives of the project
2. Scope: in terms of practical implication of the project. (Not only in terms
geographical scope.)
COMPANY PROFILE: This should include
1. Complete name & Address of the company
2.Mission statement, vision, slogan, logo if any.
3. Historical developments of the company
4.Achievements and financial result of the company if any.
5.Organizational chart
6. List of competitors
7.Branches & offices
8.Building photographs (if any).
PRODUCT PROFILE: this should include
Details of the products with different ranges of the products & photographs of the
products (if any)
THEREOTICAL BACKGROUND: It should include
Application of different relative concepts of the concern subjects topic & their
correlation with respect to your project like:
For Marketing:
Market segmentation, Target Marketing, PLC, New product development, marketing
planning, classification of markets, market competition, promotional mix,
Distribution channels, services marketing, sales promotion schemes, supply chain
management, customer relationship management, Business ethics, consumer
behaviour, law of demand & supply, AIDA model etc.
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6. For Finance:
Ratio analysis, risk management, legal aspects ,funds flow statements, country risks
analysis, investment decisions, capital budgeting, cost analysis, analysis of financial
position of company, TDS, International finance, balance sheet, Portfolio
management, import –export procedures and tax implications etc.
For HR:
Training & development, Recruitment & selection process, performance appraisal
system, motivational tools, manpower planning, labour laws, grievance handling
procedures, Interview techniques, etc.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: It should include
1. Definition of Research
2. Types of research in brief and the category of research applicable to your project.
3. Different methods of data collection in short and justification for the method
adopted by you.
4. Sources of primary data & secondary data you have used for your project.
5. Sample size for your project.
6. Method of data analysis you have used for your project.
DATA ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION:
This is the major & most important part of the project. It should contain the analysis
of all those questions asked to the respondents through the questionnaire. Use
appropriate bar charts/ pie charts/ graphs/ table/ line diagram/ frequency curve etc.
For Example:
Satisfaction level of the customers
Sr.No. Level of Satisfaction No. of Customers Percentage
1 Satisfied 130 65
2 Highly Satisfied 30 15
3 Dissatisfied 20 10
4 Highly Dissatisfied 10 5
5 No Response 10 5
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7. Level of Satisfaction of Customers(%)
70
No.of Customers
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
satisfied Highly Satisfied Dissatisfied Highly No response
dissatisfied
Satisfaction Level
Finding & Interpretation:
65% of customers are satisfied with the product due to best quality of the product.
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
It has been observed that 5% customers are non respondent as they were busy with the
other works.
Data Analysis (for Finance):
Do the data analyses as shown above, only you have to choose appropriate methods for
analysis like ratio analysis, cash flow, comparative analysis, operating cycle study etc.
LIMITATIONS OF THE PROJECT:
No project is ideal. In reality the researcher always come across different problems
which acts as limitations of the project such as –
1.Biased reply of the respondents
2.Non availability of data or other relevant information
3.Time constraints
4. Budget constraints
5.Company’s policy that not to disclose confidential data. Etc.
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
While concluding student should take care that his conclusion is matching with the title
of the project and objectives set in the project. Student has to give different suggestions to
the company which will act as solution to all those problems researcher has identified
with product or services or methods applied.
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8. BIBLIOGRAPHY: (This will be the last page of the project)
It includes – references, books and research journals used, web sites, newspapers etc.
For example:
For Books: C.R.Kothari, Research Methodology, Methods & Techniques,
New Age International Publisher, edition II, 2004.
For Research Journal: Mridula S Mishra and Umakant Dash, “Importance of Retail
Service Attributes: A study on Indian consumers”, Page No.7-
20, The ICFAIAN journal of Management Research, Vol.VII,
NO. 2, February 2008.
For Website: Write the name of authentic website or official website of an
organization not the search engine like google or rediffmail
search.
ABBREVIATIONS
Try to avoid using any abbreviations, but if you have used any technical and standard
abbreviations then please mention their full form over here.
ANNEXURE:
It includes one copy of blank questionnaire, pamphlets, catalogue, photographs, price list
etc.
Important Note: The student should carry all his/her project related rough work,
data sheet, filled questionnaires to the institute ( internal project guide) as soon the
project training is over. The Student must keep all the project related material on
the day of the Final VIVA, external may ask the same as a proof.
You are advised to maintain a notebook of activities that you do each day.
You are not allowed to put the logo of the company on any of the page of the Report.
All the Best!!!
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