ECE Project Design Documentation

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PROJECT DESIGN

DOCUMENTATION WRITING


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PROJECT DESIGNDOCUMENTATION WRITING

Objectives

Start writing the documentation of theirProject Design

Have a uniform Format of the Project design

documentation. Knowledgeable of the proper documentationof a Project Design


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ECE PROJECT DESIGNDOCUMENTATION WRITING

CONTENT

Title Page

Acknowledgment

Abstract

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Introduction


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CONTENT

Chapter 2 - Theoretical Framework

Chapter 3 - Methodology

Chapter 4 - Results and Discussions

Chapter 5 - Summary, Conclusion and

Recommendations


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CONTENT

Bibliography

Appendices


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TITLE PAGENational University

College of EngineeringECE Department

MCU-Based

In Partial Fulfillment of theRequirements in EC514L

Submitted by

Proponents

Submitted to

Professor

Date

It should beformal

Use FontSize 11

Common

Font Style


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This part of the paper serves asan expression of gratitude of the groupto those who contributed towards the

realization of the project.

Specific names of persons or groups ofpeople, institutions are mentioned in thispart including statements of what they havedone to the proponents to realize theproject.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT


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Phrases such as

I wish to extend my sincere gratitude to ..

I would like to express my profoundgratitude .

I would like to thank ..

I am thankful to ..

My thanks and appreciation ..

ACKNOWLEDGMENT


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for

.. support and guidance

technical expertise

time and patience

financial support

providing the researcher the ..

useful and practical advice

ACKNOWLEDGMENT


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It consist of 1 or 2-page summary of theproject study which includes:

- re-statement of the problem- Importance of the project study

- methodology

- Project Design Presentation/Findings

- conclusions

ABSTRACT


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This part includes an organizationalframework of the research topics whichserves as the dimension of the covered

topics arranged according to theorganization of the content.

Refer to the Sample

TABLE OF CONTENTS


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This part of the project includes the following:

CHAPTER 1

Introduction

Background of the Study

Objectives of the Study

Significance of the Study

Scope and Limitations


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

This determines the thrust and direction of thestudy.

It contains a general and specific objectives of

the study stated in a form of a statement orquestions.

These should be carefully and clearly stated.


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

General Objective is usually a reiteration of thetitle of the study.

Specific Objectives or problems must bemeasurable and quantifiable.


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

The specific objectives in the form of statement

could be expressed as follows:

To know

To evaluateTo find

To investigate

To discover etc.


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

They can also be stated in a form of questions

using the words

What.

How.Will.

Is there.


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

The raising of questions should not be monotonous

using single expressing of the questions like

What is

What objectives

What standards

What facilities etc.


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

The monotony could be broken down by altering

the questions with

How

Will there be etc


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

This spells out the importance or values of thestudy and its contribution to the researcher,students, community, school, society,government science, administrator,

environment, agencies involved and others.

The proponents should make convincingstatements on the genuine need to conduct the

study.


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

The use of the following phrases could helpexpress this part of the project study:

The study will provide.

It will also contribute to the .The findings will also serve as a

guide to

This will also serve as basis.


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

Hopefully, the study will provide some

insights and information on how

Through this research, students willbecome aware of.

This study will enhance the


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

Scope.

It contains the coverage of the study.

It should well define the subject, time,

samples, institutions, persons involved.


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CHAPTER 1

Introduction

Limitations

This includes statements on what areexcluded or not a part of the study.

These are usually the constraints which arenot under the control of the researcher.


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This part of the Thesis includes the following:

CHAPTER 2

Theoretical framework

Review of Related Studies

Review of Related Literature

Definition of Terms


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This part of the chapter includes the following:

CHAPTER 3

Methodology

Research DesignInstrumentation

Procedure

Statistical Analysis of Data


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Scientific Method

CHAPTER 3

Methodology

Observation Statement of the Problem

Formulation of Gathering of data

Hypothesis

Experimentation Conclusion


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Different Types of Research Methods

CHAPTER 3

Methodology

Experimental Method

Historical Method

Descriptive Method


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CHAPTER 3


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CHAPTER 3

Methodology

It is a critical investigation of past

events, experiences and development. It involves the careful evaluation ofvalidity of the sources of past

information and the interpretation of theweighted evidence. Knowing the past will give us usefulinformation and direction for the present

and for future action.

Historical Method

CHAPTER 3


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CHAPTER 3

Methodology

It is a general procedure which

describes the nature of a situation as itexists at the time of the study andexplores the course of a particular

phenomenon. It is used to discover facts on whichjudgement could be based. It describes records, analyses and

interprets what it is.

Descriptive Method


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CHAPTER 3


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CHAPTER 3

Methodology

Feasibility Study It is a comprehensive, extensive and

systematic analysis of all factors neededto find the viability or possibility ofsuccess of a proposed undertaking like

the establishment of an institution,development plan, managementsystems, programs, marketing orteaching strategies etc.

This can be called DescriptiveFeasibilit stud

Types of Descriptive Method


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CHAPTER 3


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Procedure

CHAPTER 3

Methodology

It includes thesteps to be used inthe gathering ofdata, time frame

and the personsresponsible for thecollection of data.

CHAPTER 3


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Statistical Analysis of Data

CHAPTER 3

Methodology

It includes the statistical tools to be

used in the analysis of data and thereasons of appropriateness of thesaid tools. This part of the paper shouldresolve stated hypothesis whichsubsequently resolves the objectivesof the study

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RESULTS

CHAPTER 4

Results and Discussion

This includes the presentation of

the data presented according to thespecific objectives or problem of thestudy using figures, tables andgraphs.

Data Flow Diagram System Flow Diagrams Block Diagrams Schematic Circuits Materials Used

CHAPTER 4


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DISCUSSION

CHAPTER 4

Results and Discussion

Project Presentation

Presents the most importantfindings, its analysis andinterpretation of data in a holisticapproach.


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CHAPTER 5


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Recommendations

CHAPTER 5

Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations

It includes

suggestions to beundertaken basedon thesignificance ofthe findings andrecommendationfor future study.


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