PEB Capstone Design Project Mid-Year

Progress Report (Feb-June 2019)

Title

Submitted By

Name of the Student & ID

Under Supervision of
Supervisor(s) Name(s)

Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement for the Degree

of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Telecommunications &
Networking),

to

SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING,
FIJI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, FIJI ISLAND

May 30, 2019

1. Objective / Scope
Write the objective/scope that has been understood from project title and meetings with
technical advisor(s) so far. Title and scope of project must be elaborated in detail.
Maximum 250 words.
2. Expected outputs
List expected outputs of the project in discrete terms. Maximum 250 words.
3. Utilization
Describe target beneficiaries, target market, potential customers, etc. Maximum 250 words.
4. Literature study / Data collection
Describe the topics and type of literature studied or collected for study, to define the project
path and methodology. Citations are recommended. Maximum 250 words.
 5. Methodology
Concisely list down the principle milestones and associated deliverables that must be achieved to accomplish the PEB Capstone Design Project
objectives. Add more rows if required.

Expected
Percent
S. No. List of project milestones Deliverable(s) number of days
Completed
to complete
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.
6. Executed work
Describe in detail the works along with the obtained results and deliverables that have been
completed until now and how. Note that very general information about topics is NOT
required so try to be specific. The sequence, as already described in Methodology (Sec. 5),
should be followed as possible. Maximum 2 pages including equations, figures and tables
etc.
7. Remaining work
8. Gantt chart

A detailed and neat Gantt chart should be attached separately after this page. Gantt chart
should be listing all the major and minor activities, indicating executed and remaining tasks,
along with the time spans. Make sure that the Gantt chart is reflecting all the project
milestones as described in Sec 5-7.
9. Conclusions/Recommendation
10. References
11. Appendices