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The Senior project final report should include a detailed description of the design and implementational aspects of your project. It is considered as a user manual that guides the reader into all the steps needed to use your system and apply it in practice. The preferred format for the written final report is discussed as follows:
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Title Page:
Title, group member names and emails, name of advisor and email, date of submission.
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Abstract:The abstract should contain a very short description (1-2 short paragraphs) of the report. Keep in mind that an abstract represents a very short summary of the entire report and should not simply be a subset of the introduction or conclusion section. First state the 1) problem to be solved, and then 2) your solution. Then specify 3) your key results from the work and what you learned from the research. Finally, 4) list keywords that best categorize your work.
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Introduction:The introduction should be approximately 0.5 to one page in length, and should contain the following information:
Problem Statement: State the problem to be solved. Why are you doing this work and what significance does it have in the relevant literature? Even if your project is applied (as opposed to research-oriented), you are building a system because a problem, requiring a solution in the form of a computer program, exists.
Solution Statement: State your solution to the problem.
Contribution: State how your solution builds upon and extends current technology.
- Literature Survey:The set of resources you used (the Internet, books, references) to solve your problem and achieve the objectives of the project proposed. Moreover, this section states who else has worked on this problem or similar problems (you should do most of your citations here). For applied projects, provide information on other existing programs which will use your program.
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Conclusions and Future Extensions:
State what you learned from your work. Sometimes this section is labeledConclusion,SummaryorConcluding Remarks. In this section:
1. Summarize what you did. This can be viewed as theevidence.
2. State what you learned (the actual conclusions that you a drawing).
3. State future work and directions, and then list any open problems.
List theadvantagesanddisadvantagesof your work. In what ways is your solution deficient or lacking? You are not divulging a weakness in your work when you state problems that still remain. You may also have a separate section for future work.
- Acknowledgements:Acknowledge any individuals who have helped you during the course of the project. If you have been supported by a company or a scholarship/fellowship, then this should also be gratefully acknowledged.
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References:All senior projects, especially research-oriented projects, should include at least a few references to the literature. You can choose any style but be consistent and complete in your reference list. You should pick a particular style such as one promoted by a technical society (ACM, IEEE, SPIE, API, or AIP).