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CBBR4106 PROJECT
(BIT )
PART I
OVERVIEW
1.0 Introduction
It is well recognized that final year project paper is an important component of the firstdegree curriculum. Accordingly, first-degree students are required to take the paper
toward or at the end of their studies. Basically first-degree project paper aims to train
students to carry out small-scale research activities, namely to train them to carry out
literature survey for the problems definition and also solutions to the problems (i.e.
system development in the context of IT). The project paper also provided an avenue for
the students to develop experience to present their research in written reports. The
previous practice at OUM is to divide the project into two parts: Project 1 (3 credits) and
Project 2 (3 credits). Effective May 2009, the two Projects have been combine into one
subject known as Project (6 credits) and must completed within one semester. The
deliverables for the Project are:
Students intend to take Final Year Project must satisfy the following requirements:
Students with CGPA less than 3.00:
At the time they register for Project, they must have at most one elective subjects
excluding project paper at the last semesters.
Students with CGPA more or equal to 3.00:
At the time they register for Project , they must have at most two elective subjects
excluding project paper at the last semesters. namely:
Management of student projects at OUM gives rise to number of implementation issues,
in particular the following:
This paper attempts to provide some guideline to assist toward effective management of
the students projects at OUM.
6-10 pages (1.5 spacing) is enough for the Project Proposal and student need to
submit it to their supervisor a week before the semester commences or latest on the
first week of the semester.
After their proposal has been endorsed by their supervisor, the student can proceed to
write the report and eventually develop the system. The following are the chapters (to be
included in the final report) and time frame that are proposed to the students so that they
can complete the project on time:
Proposed Chapters
(1) Introduction (problem statement,
objective, scope, limitation,
implementation plan)
(2) Literature Review
(3) Analysis/Design: Program
design, Database design,
Interface design, etc
(4) Implementation/Programming
and Testing
(5) Summary and Conclusion
(6) References
Appendix
TOTAL
Proposed Time
Frame
1 week
Proposed Number
of Pages in the
Final Report
6-10 pages
2 weeks
2 weeks
10-15 pages
40 pages
4 weeks
30- 40 pages
1 week
-
4-5 pages
10 WEEKS
(1 semester)
>= 90 pages
It is the duty of the supervisor in order to make sure that the students is progressing well according to
the time frame given above.
Students can use their own computer or computers at the PPW/T computer Lab in order
to do the write-up or system development. STUDENT WHO PLAGIARIASED THEIR
PROJECT WORK WILL BE GIVEN 0 (F).
Refer to the next pages for more details on the above processes.
Identifying Supervisors and Examiners Database
When
Select potential
supervisors and
examiners
Anytime
Responsibility
Inputs
List of
supervisors and
examiners
Faculty
Faculty
Create database of
successful candidates
Faculty
Inform the
candidates
Faculty
Outputs
Criteria for
selection
List of
successful
candidates
List of
successful
candidates
List of
successful
candidates
Database
Letters/e-mail
etc
Students
Allocate
Check students
student
apply toto
register
eligibility
supervisors
fortothe
do
Inform
the
students
project
project
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List of eligible
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ofof
students
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When
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Outputs
After gettingResponsibility students
Students
apply
to register
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Students Supervisor
examination
projects
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students
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Exam
Letters/e-mail
Exam
result
Data base
Faculty
Faculty
result
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result
Students
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Project Supervision
When
Make arrangement
to see students/to
Responsibility
At each Ts
Supervisor
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At each Ts
Supervisor and
students
Inputs
Outputs
meet
supervisors
Project Examination
When
Students submit
the project for
examination
Responsibility
Beginning of
the
examination
week
Students
Supervisor
PPU
Inputs
Outputs
Project,
Submission
form
List of students
submit the
project for
examination
List of students
submit the
project for
examination
Guideline for
marking the
project-2
Examination
results
Supervisor
reports
Examination
results
Supervisor
reports,
Submission
form
List of results
By supervisor
and supervisor
reports
___________________________________
MATRIC NO:
___________________________________
PROGRAM:
___________________________________
PROJECT TITLE:
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
PPW/T:
___________________________________
SUPERVISOR NAME:
___________________________________
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PROJECT AREAS/SCOPES
MARKS
Introduction
________
/ 10
Supervisor Comments:
(Brief comments are not acceptable)
________
/10
Literature review
Supervisor Comments:
(Brief comments are not acceptable)
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System Analysis/
System Design
________
/ 15
Supervisor Comments:
(Brief comments are not acceptable)
12
________
/ 45
________
/5
Presentation
________
/ 10
________
/5
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TOTAL
MARKS
______________/100
Note:
1. Total marks given by the supervisor is not final. The faculty will verify the marks.
2. Student who plagiaries their project work will be given 0 (F)
SUPERVISOR SIGNATURE:
_____________________________________________
DATE:
_____________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
PANDUAN PEMARKAHAN
Berdasarkan borang pemarkahan, Projek perlu dinilai dari TUJUH (7) aspek berikut:-
Rajah-rajah yang perlu seperti Rajah Konteks, Rajah Aliran Data, Rajah
Hubungan Entiti, serta rajah lain yang berkaitan dan bersesuaian perlu
juga dinilai.
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struktur dan
penyampaian
dengan
PART II
GUIDE TO WRITE REPORTS FOR
CBBR4106 (BIT)
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Title Page
Abstract
Abstrak
Dedication- optional
Acknowledgements
Declaration
Table of Contents
List of Figures/ illustrations
List of Tables
List of Abbreviations/ Notations/ Glossary
Of terms (if any)
With Arabic Numerals
1.
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the Study
1.2 Problem Statement
1.3 Research Objectives
. .
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1
2.2
2.2.1
.
Summary
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Language
The language of the project paper/ case is either standard American or British English or
Bahasa Malaysia . The use of a language must be consistent throughout the project
paper/ case study. Mixing of British and American English or Bahasa Malaysia is not
allowed. The project paper/ case study must be written in the third person.
Technical Specification
i. Typing-- typing should be done on a word processor, with printing done on a
letter quality or a laser printer. Word processor softwares such as
Microsoft Word or Word Perfect can be used. For tables and calculations
Microsoft Excel and Lotus 123 may be used.
ii. Typeface and Font Sizethe entire text, including headings and page
numbers must be produced with the same font or type face. The font size
should be 12 point (Times New Roman) for the main text and should not
be scripted or italicized except for scientific names and terms in a different
language. Bold print is used for headings. Footnotes and text in tables
can be in 10 point font size. The font styles must be in Times New
Roman.
iii. MarginsThe left margin should be at 35mm and the right, top and bottom
margins are at 30 mm.
iv. Spacing the main text of the chapters should be typed on one side of the
page and 1 -spaced throughout. Spacing between two paragraphs in the
text should be set at 2 single spacing. Spacing between the chapter
heading and the first subheading should be set at 4 single spacing. Single
spacing will be used for the following purposes only:
Abstract
Explanatory footnotes (if absolutely necessary)
Quotations longer than 3 lines set in a block
References and bibliographies (except between entries)
Long headings or subheadings
Long captions to tables, figures or plates
Appendices such as questionnaires and letters.
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b.
After supervisors approval, the student need to bind the report properly
with the cover page and the back cover should be hard-covered (color:
Royal Blue)
Abstract
An abstract of the project paper is required in English and Bahasa Malaysia. The abstract
should not exceed more than 200 words. It is a summary of all the important elements of
the project such as the problems, method, results, implications and conclusions. It
should be written in one paragraph. The abstract should be written in past tense to
describe processes or activities already done by the researcher, and present tense to
describe conclusions and implications based on the study. Use Times New Roman, 12
with single spacing for the abstract.
c.
Text Citations
Ideas, words, findings, figures and others which are taken directly or indirectly from the
others must be duly acknowledged by the writer. To acknowledge others works in the
text, students must follow certain conventions. The following examples illustrate some
of the conventions when making citations in the text.
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The Legitimacy Model (Miles & Cameron, 1982; Zammuto, 1982) considers
organizational effectiveness in terms of contextual measure.
[Note (1) semi colon separates the two sources of information, and (2) the sources are
arranged in alphabetical order]
When many authors are found in one source, use et al. for second time citation. For
example:
Mohd. Ali, Lee, Smith and Bradner (1990) found that .. (First time citation)
Mohd. Ali et al. (1983) found that . (second citation and onwards).
The knowledge obtained through this process must be retained (Mohd. Ali et al.,
1983).
Quotations
i. When short quotations (less than 40 words) are taken from the source, these
can be incorporated in the text but enclosed by double quotation marks.
Example:
According to Emory (1985, p. 115), even when the research design is ideal, there is
always a question about whether the results are true.
ii. When long quotations are taken from a source (more than 40 words), display
the quotations in a free-standing block of typewritten lines but without the
quotation marks. Start the quotation block on a new line, indented five
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spaces from the left margin. Type double-spaced lines. If the quotation
takes more than one paragraph, then start the new sentence of the new
paragraph indented five spaces from the new left margin.
[Note: (i) Materials quoted must follow the wording, spelling, and interior punctuation of
the original source, even if the source is incorrect. Students must make sure to check the
typed copy with the original source to ensure no discrepancy exists. (ii) For quotations,
write the authors names, year and page number of the source.]
Example of a long quotation:
In summarizing the research finding on the roles of ISO consultants, Salleh Yahya (2003)
states that:
In the old ISO 9000 quality assurance systems, consultants often act as knowledge
brokers who transfer their codified knowledge of ISO 9000 technical
requirements and implementation, which is learnt through the precise ISO 9000
codebook, to the
clients organization.
All references cited in the text must be listed in the List of References or Bibliography.
The listing must be ordered in the alphabetical order based on the name of the author that
appeared in the citation. Writing of references in the Bibliography must follow the style
outlined in the following examples.
(i)
(Take note of how the authors names and journal titles are arranged, and also how the
volume and page numbers of journals are written. Spaces between words should also be
noted )
Single author, journal article
Ichniowski, C. (1986). The effects of grievance activity on productivity. Industrial and
Labour Relations Review, 40, 75-89.
Salleh Yahya. (2003). The role of ISO 9001: 2000 consultants. IIUM Journal of
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Titles of the tables and figures must be written at the top left hand side. Number all
tables and figures with Arabic numerals in the order in which chapters the tables and
figures appear, for examples, Table 3.1, Table 3.2, or Figure 4.1 and Figure 4.2. The
contents of the tables and figures must be written using font of size 10 and single spaced.
The source(s) of data must be written at the bottom left of the table and figure.
g.
Cover Page
Must be written using upper case letters and font size of 14. The
specifications are shown in the following illustration (Appendix II).
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
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60 mm
60 mm
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DECLARATION
{New Times Roman, 16, bold, centred}
Name
Matric. Number
:_____________________________
:_____________________________
I hereby declare that this project paper is the result of my own work, except for
quotations and summaries which have been duly acknowledged.
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2012
OUM
LIST OF FIGURES {Times New Roman, 14, bold, upper case, right justified}
Page {Times New Roman, 12,
bold, left justified}
Figure 1.2 The Structure of Web
Figure 1.2 The UP model
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Figure 5.8 The Interface
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14, bold}
...
{2 single spacing}
1.1 Problem Statement {font size 14, bold}
.
{2 single spacing }
1.1.1
14, bold}
.
MarginsThe left margin should be at 35mm and the right, top and bottom
margins are at 30 mm.
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