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PROJECT 1 (CGNB 413) BRIEFINGBy:COIT Undergraduate Project CommitteeDr. Asmidar Abu Bakar (Coordinator Project 1)Pn. Sera Syarmila SameonEn. Surizal NazeriDr. Wahidah Hashim
WHY DO YOU NEED TO DO PROJECT?
Apply knowledge that has been learned in class. Gain experience in developing a system. Learn something new. To create a sample of your work. Requirement to get a degree.
PROJECT 1 ACTIVITIES
• Find supervisor • Discuss a topic with your supervisor or choose from
system: http://sephiroth/spmsv2/index.cfm• Submit your initial report• Keep a logbook• Set a meeting with supervisor every week• Discuss with examiner at least once• Write the draft report• Perform presentation• Write the final report
PROJECT 1 VS. PROJECT 2• The actual scope for project 1 and project 2
depends on the methodology used.• Example 1: Waterfall Model
• Project 1: Literature review, user requirements, system design.
• Project 2: Implementation, testing.• Example 2: Prototyping Model
• Project 1: Literature review, system design (maybe partially), prototype 1, prototype testing.
• Project 2: More design, prototype 2 (or more), final product, testing.
• Discuss expected deliverables (for both Project 1 and 2) with your supervisor.
LOGBOOK• Each student is required to keep a logbook • can be obtained from
• Moodle-lms.uniten.edu.my• Project 1 – Sem 2 2015-2016
• All your progress must be written in the logbook.• Bring the logbook during your meeting with
supervisor.• Supervisor need to read and sign your logbook.
• At the end of the semester, if there are less than SIX signatures, your supervisor has the right to give you an E.
PROJECT CATEGORY 2 project categories:
Research based project Application development project
RESEARCH BASED PROJECT
A Research-based project is an initiative that provides students analyzing related topics in the scope of system and networking.
The selected research topic should be feasible and within the scope expected of an undergraduate.
The project may involve various types of research such collection and evaluation of data, simulation and evaluation of a specific technique, algorithm or protocol, or any other work that contributes to a larger research project as specified by the project supervisor
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT • Mobile Application • System and Network Implementation• Embedded System• Computer & Network Application
PROJECT EXAMINER
• Each project will be assigned an examiner.• An examiner is another lecturer who will evaluate
your project together with your supervisor.• Examiners will choose the projects that
he/she wants to examine.• You have no control over who your examiner will
be.• It is COMPULSORY for you to discuss your
project with your examiner at least once during the semester.• Many students don’t do this. • It may cause problem later on.
PROJECT 1 EVALUATION• Marks will be given by your project supervisor and
your examiner.• Marks allocation:
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
PERCENTAGE
DEADLINE Week
Initial Report 10% Submit M1(Fri 20.11.2015)
5
Progress Report 1 30% Submit M2(Thu 31/12/2015)
11(Right After
Semester Break)
Progress Report 2– presentation, report
and logbook
60% Submit M3(Fri 12/2/2016)
17
INITIAL REPORT/PROPOSAL
• A small write up (around 2 to 3 page) that contain the plan for the whole project.
• Should be agreed upon by both student and supervisor.• Contents:• 2 parts:
Student detailsProject Description
• Project title• Brief description• Objectives and scopes• Expected outcome• Gantt Chart
SAMPLE INITIAL REPORT /PROPOSAL
CONTINUE..
CONTINUE..
PROGRESS REPORT 1• A write up that contain at least two
chapters from the whole report.• Supervisor will check and give marks.
Introduction Literature Review
PROGRESS REPORT 2• Chapter 3 -Analysis• Chapter 4 – Design • Chapter 5 – Outcome
PRESENTATION• Will be done in supervisor’s room and evaluated by
supervisor and examiner.• Duration around 30 minutes.• Recommendation and suggestions should be taken
seriously.• Modify report if necessary.• **Conducted before M3 [ week 14-16]
FINAL REPORT
Read the COIT’s final year project guidelines to learn about the format.Should roughly follow our suggested report contents.Make sure grammar is correct.Write with intention that somebody else who read the report will be able to understand what are you supposed to do for the project.Make sure all contents cited from other sources are referenced properly.
SN RUBRIC ASSESSMENT
• Research Based• Application Development
TURNITIN REPORT Students need to submit the summary
page of Turnitin report The report should contain less than 40% similarity index during Milestone 2 and Milestone 3 deliverables.
[progress 1 & progress 2]
PROJECT GUIDELINES FOR SYSTEMS AND NETWORKING
• There are two guidelines that you need to obtain.• COIT Project Guidelines for Systems and Networking • Report Writing Guidelines
• Both documents can be obtained from Moodle /SPMS System
Moodle:• please register yourself • Project1-Sem 1 2015-2016• key : cgnb413sn• * all communication is via class notice /Moodle
FACILITIES
• Money allocation• Each of you are allocated RM 400.00 for buying
equipment. [project 2 only!!!!!]• Procedures:
• Get form from lab technician.• Fill in the required information.• Get your supervisor to verify.• Bring back the form to lab technician.• The technician will buy the items for you.
FACILITIES• You CANNOT buy:
• Pirated software• Books• Software that is already available in the lab.
• Remember that whatever you buy, they belong to the college.• Make sure you return them to the lab by the end
of your project.• Failure to do so may cause your grade to be
suspended.
FACILITIES• Final year project lab• There is a computer lab dedicated for
final year project students.• BW-4-R06.• You can use the lab for:
• Research (browsing the Web, etc).• Development.
• If you need to install any specific software, please contact the lab technicians.
FAQS
• I cannot finish my project 1 in this semester. Can I extend?•NO.. Definitely NO unless you have a
health problem (e.g. MC for 2 months• Can I change my project in the middle of project 1?
• Yes, with the permission of the supervisor.
FAQS
• What if I don’t like my examiner?• Live with it…
• What if my supervisor becomes unavailable?• If it can be planned (i.e. maternity leave), please
make arrangement beforehand.• If it cannot be planned (i.e. death, hospitalization,
lecturer got fired), please see the project coordinator.
COMMON PROBLEMS• Fail to follow the deadline.• Poor attendance for meeting with supervisor.• Fail to meet the examiner at least once earlier during
the project.• Plagiarism / cheating.
EXAMPLE : PROJECT TITLE UNDER SYSTEM AND
NETWORK IMPLEMENTATION• Development of a Small-scale SDN-based Network
using OpenFlow
• Development of IPv6 Intranet inside Uniten Network
• Development of Linux Distribution for Uniten
• Development of MANET Testbed using Embedded Boards
• IPv6 Testbed Implementation using Linux-based Routers
EXAMPLE : RESEARCH BASED
• Study and implementation of authentication method for mobile ad-hoc network
• Formulation of trust model for cloud network• Study on Cloud architecture for security and privacy
of data• Study and implementation of cryptographic algorithm
for constraint device.
EXAMPLE : EMBEDDED SYSTEM
• robotic application• radio frequency identification system (RFID)• monitoring unit• home appliance control,• automation device
EXAMPLE : MOBILE APPLICATION
• location-based services• order-tracking• ticket purchases• mobile medical• environmental awareness• safety alert
EXAMPLE : COMPUTER & NETWORK APPLICATION
• For standalone applications• applications involve the implementation of a special
algorithm or technique such as the implementation of security or artificial intelligence techniques.
• For network applications,• the applications must involve the implementation of a
network protocol
Q & A