Guidelines

For

Project
( MTIT- 4th S e m )
 Sample sheet (Inner Cover)
STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL
OF MECHANICAL LOCKING SYSTEM
FOR AUTOMOTIVES

THESIS
SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE
REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE OF

MASTER OF TECHNOLOGY
(IT)

SUBMITTED BY

XYZ

NAME of the college

Month And Year

PUNJAB TECHANCIAL UNIVERSITY

JALANDHAR(Punjab) India
 Sample sheet (Outer Cover)
STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL
OF MECHANICAL LOCKING SYSTEM
FOR AUTOMOTIVES

THESIS
SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE
REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE OF

MASTER OF TECHNOLOGY
(IT)

SUBMITTED BY

XYZ

NAME of the college

Month And Year

PUNJAB TECHANCIAL UNIVERSITY

JALANDHAR(Punjab) India
 CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION
2. PROCEDURE
3. TYPES OF ORGANIZATIONS
4. FIELDS FOR PROJECTS
5. EVALUATION OF PROJECT
5.1 Project Report and Documentation
5.2 Presentations and Demonstration
5.3 External Viva
5.4 External Project Supervisor
5.5 Faculty Advisor
5.6 Periodic Appraisal
6. PHASES OF TRAINING PERIOD
1. INTRODUCTION

MTIT students are required to undergo Project work in 4th Semester. This project is
basically meant for the implementation of the various technologies in the real life
scenario. The project would impart practical exposure to all the students. The students
will be doing projects relating to the different specialization areas as discussed further.
2. PROCEDURE
2.1 The students are expected to make personal efforts to arrange for their project
supervisor (External guide).

2.2 The students can do project for any Organization which are directly dealing with
the IT/Computer Industry. A letter from the Organizational head or certificate of having
completed the Project in the organization is essential

2.3 Students must submit the synopsis of the project before the completion of
3rd semester. No project will be accepted if synopsis is not submitted before the end of
3rd semester.
3. TYPES OF ORGANIZATIONS
Students can opt for the following type of institutes / organizations for their industrial
training.

• IT Companies.
• Manufacturing organization (In EDP or IT section).
• Service Provider having proper IT setup.
• University Campus Centre(Research and Development Department)

4. FIELDS FOR PROJECTS

Following is the list of fields under which projects can be undertaken. Students are
required to select one or more projects from the category listed below and get it approved
from their concerned faculty advisor.

• Database projects.

• Programming based Network projects (e.g. implementing Routing

protocols)
• Middleware projects
• System Programming based projects.
• Artificial Intelligence/expert system based projects.
• Embedded software.
• Mainframe based projects.
• Telephony based projects.
• Simulators.
• Research Based projects
5. EVALUATION OF PROJECT
The project done during the training will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

S.No Criteria Marks

5.1 Project Report and Documentation 200
5.2 Presentation and Demonstration 100
5.3 External Viva 100
Total: 400
The description about various criterions are as follow:

5.1 Project Report and Documentation: (200 Marks)

The following is the format to be followed for preparation of your project report. You may
add to, modify or omit some of the below mentioned points depending upon their
relevance to your project except the outer and inner cover which is mandatory
requirement of PTU.
The Project report and documentation shall be asserted on the following parameters:
1. Lucidity of the language
2. Quality of Presentation and Content
3. Thoroughness of the review of the subject
4. Contribution of the project to creation of new knowledge
5. Innovativeness

Every section shall be of 40 marks each

 Project Report Format
- Title Cover (outer and inner cover as Specified by PTU –Compulsory)
- Certificate from your guide about the submission of work done under his/her guidance.
- Table of Contents, abstract of the project (abstract of actual work done)

1. Organization Overview (regarding function area, location, division in which you have
worked, turnover etc.)

2. Profile of the Problem

3. Existing System (if any)

3.1 Introduction
3.2 Existing Software
3.3 DFD for present system
3.4 What’s new in the system to be developed

4. Problem Analysis
4.1 Product definition
4.1.1 Problem Statement
4.1.2 Function to be provided
4.1.3 Processing Environment: H/W, S/W
4.1.4 Solution Strategy
4.1.5 Acceptance Criterion
4.2 Feasibility Analysis
4.3 Project Plan
4.3.1 Team Structure
4.3.2 Development Schedule
4.3.3 Programming Languages & Development tools

5. Software Requirement Specifications

5.1 Developing / Operating / Maintenance Environments
5.2 External Interface and Data Flows
5.2.1 User Display & Report format, User command summary
5.2.2 High Level DFD & Data Dictionary
5.3 Functional & Performance specification

6. Design
6.1 Design Notations: Detailed DFDs and Structure diagrams
6.2 Data Structure, database and file specifications
6.3 Pseudo code

7. Testing
7.1 Functional testing
7.2 Structural testing
7.3 Stress Testing etc.

8. Implementation
8.1 Implementation of the project
8.2 Conversion Plan
8.3 Post-Implementation and Software Maintenance Plan

9. Project Legacy
9.1 Current Status of the project
9.2 Remaining Areas of concern
9.3 Technical and Managerial lessons learnt
9.4 Future Recommendations

10. User Manual: A complete document (Help Guide) of the software developed.
11. Source Code (if available)
12. Bibliography

These reports are to be properly catalogued. Students will submit two (2) copies of the Final
Project Report.

A software copy of executable file of the project (on CD only) should also be submitted along
with project report.
5.2 Presentations and Demonstration (100 marks)
At the end of the semester, students are required to present the project details and
demonstrate the working of project done, during the training period in front of the panel.
The panel will appointed by university. Students should use LCD for Presentation and
demonstration. The roll no. wise date sheet will be displayed later on.

Rules for presentation

• Students should use LCD for Presentation and Demonstration.

• The presentation should not be paper reading and duration of the project will be of
30 minutes to 1 hr for each presentation.
• Incase of Group presentation, every student from that group will be speaking on a
separate concept of the project.

Presentation Evaluation Details:

The presentation/demonstration given by student will be evaluated according to the

following criteria:
S. No Criteria Marks
1. Project type and Level of Project 30
2. Understanding about Project * 30
3. Thoroughness in skill set ** 20
4. Communication Skill and Confidence Level 10
5. Query Handling 10
* Understanding about project of the student’s can be accessed and evaluated by
checking whether he/she is able to convince the layman and professional about the project
which he/she has actually developed. It includes the following parameters:
What is the project? What it meant for? How it works? How to use the project?
** Thoroughness in Skill set of students means whether he/she has through knowledge
of the skill sets used in developing his/her project.
5.3 External Viva (100 marks)
An external Viva will be conducted by an external examiner on the project(s) done during
industrial training. The viva will be held on one day for all the students during the regular
final examinations in the college. The exact date will be notified later on. The examiners
of the viva shall be approved by the university
 ANNEXURE- I

Project Synopsis Format

Name of Student: _______________________________________

Roll No: _______________________________________

Project Undertaken _______________________________________

Estimated duration _______________________________________

Organization _______________________________________

External Project _______________________________________

Supervisor

Nature of Project ________________________________________

(N/W, DBMS, Web etc.)

Project Description

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P.T.O
Internal Faculty Advisor ________________________________________________

Scope of Project ________________________________________________

(Application Area)
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Signature of Student