The document outlines guidelines and formats for field projects, detailing the types of projects, components of project reports, and evaluation systems. It emphasizes the importance of practical experience and outlines the necessary parts of a project report, including the introduction, objectives, findings, and bibliography. Additionally, it provides specific formatting requirements and plagiarism check procedures for project submissions.
The document outlines guidelines and formats for field projects, detailing the types of projects, components of project reports, and evaluation systems. It emphasizes the importance of practical experience and outlines the necessary parts of a project report, including the introduction, objectives, findings, and bibliography. Additionally, it provides specific formatting requirements and plagiarism check procedures for project submissions.
The document outlines guidelines and formats for field projects, detailing the types of projects, components of project reports, and evaluation systems. It emphasizes the importance of practical experience and outlines the necessary parts of a project report, including the introduction, objectives, findings, and bibliography. Additionally, it provides specific formatting requirements and plagiarism check procedures for project submissions.
The document outlines guidelines and formats for field projects, detailing the types of projects, components of project reports, and evaluation systems. It emphasizes the importance of practical experience and outlines the necessary parts of a project report, including the introduction, objectives, findings, and bibliography. Additionally, it provides specific formatting requirements and plagiarism check procedures for project submissions.
Project work is designed to provide learners or participants with practical
experience, hands-on learning, and the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world situations.
Enhancing Skills:
Application of Knowledge
Critical Thinking
Collaboration
Time Management
Research Skills
Presentation Skills Types of Projects
Major Project
Research Project
Summer internship Project
Mini Project
Field Project
Subject based Project
Parts of Project Work
Project Summary/ Extended Abstract
Part 1 Project Report
Project Submission Plagiarism Report
Presentation and Viva
Part 2 Questions
Note: Maximum allowed size of the document is 4MB. Only (.pdf), Microsoft Word (.doc, .docx) Components Of Project Report
Introduction , •Abstract/Executive Objective(s) and Project Description •Title of the Project Summary Motivation of the and Work Done Study
Geotagged Bibliography/ Images of Students Findings and Conclusion References at the Place of Work Components of Project Report
Topic: • The topic is the specific area that you wish to explore/describe/work on.
Title: • The title of the project describes the exact work done in the project. • It can be 12-15 words in length.
Project Summary/Extended Abstract:
• An abstract is an overview or a brief summary of project work, which helps the reader to ascertain the purpose of carrying out the project work.
Introduction of the Study:
• It provides information about the topic chosen and details of the area/industry to which the project belongs.
Objective(s) of the Study:
• It defines the purpose of undertaking the project. Components of Project Report
Project Desrciption (Background Study):
• The "Project Description" chapter provides a detailed account of the
methodology, data collection, and analysis process undertaken in the field project. It serves as the backbone of the report, offering insights into how the project was conducted, the tools and techniques used, and the outcomes of the analysis. • This chapter is crucial as it demonstrates the systematic approach adopted to achieve the project objectives and provides transparency and reproducibility. Components of Project Report
Findings and Conclusion
Interpret and elaborate findings of the research and suggestions based on critical analysis of the results.
Bibliography & References:
This section provides a list of each author and paper cited in the research report. Any fact, idea, or direct quotation used in the report should be cited and referenced.
Figures, graphs, tables, appendices, and references should follow the
American Psychological Association (APA) Style guide. Project Details
Project Details Field Project Guidelines for BCA Basic Guidelines for Field Project
• Project report may comprise of algorithms & flow chart but not the source code.
• Get your report reviewed and verified by your supervisor in soft well before finalizing it.
• Each copy of project report must contain a drive link (contain Report & Executable Source Code) for final submission on the day of exam.
• Every group will have to prepare soft copy of project report.
• Failing to fulfilling the required instructions and formatting may lead to rejection of report totally.
• Each group will comprised of four learners.
• The group details will be provided by the supervisor.
• Every supervisor will contact learners according to their time suitability.
Arrangement of Chapters in Field Project
• Cover Page & Title Page
• Declaration & Certificate • Acknowledgment • Abstract • Table of Contents • List of Tables • List of Figures • List of Symbols, Abbreviations and Nomenclature • Chapters • Appendices • References Page dimensions and margin in Field Project
• Standard A4 size (210 mm X 297 mm)
Margins
• Top edge : 1 inch (25 mm)
• Left side : 1 ½ inch (38 mm)
• Bottom edge : 1 inch (25 mm)
• Right side : 1 inch (25 mm)
• Font size (regular Text): Times New Roman of 12 pts
• Spacing : 1.5 line spacing
• Chapters : 24 pts bold (Capitalize each word)
Page dimensions and margin in Field Project
• Sections : 16 pts bold left aligned (Capitalize each word)
• Subsections : 14 pts bold left aligned (Capitalize each word)
• Page numbers (Preliminaries) : Bottom – right aligned – 12 pts / Roman numerals (i.)
• Page numbers (Chapters)
• Bottom – right aligned – 12 pts (1, 2, 3…)
• Binding : Soft Copy
Evaluation System for Field Project Plagiarism Check
Plagiarism check would be conducted before evaluation, for all the Project Report submissions. If any report exceeds 10% plagiarism (Max acceptance up to 10%), the same will be rejected, and the student will undergo the process of resubmission as per the rules.
A plagiarism report will be generated on Turnitin software.
