DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

MINI PROJECT RECORD NOTEBOOK

ACADEMIC YEAR : 2020 -21

Subject Code / Name : CS8611/Mini Project work

Class : III CSE-B

Batch Number : 23

Supervisor Name : Dr .O. Pandithurai

Team Members

Sl. Roll No. Reg. No. Name of the Student

No.
1. 201801091 211718104090 Nandini. S. Hinduja
2. 201801084 211718104083 Monica A.R
3. 201801066 211718104065 Keerthana N.V

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 VISION & MISSION OF THE INSTITUTE

Vision
❖ To set a bench mark for the education providers in the field of Engineering and Technology
❖ To provide quality technical education that fosters the spirit of learning and research.
❖ To spawn creative, globally competent, highly employable and disciplined professionals through
an innovative synergistic model of education that promotes academic excellence, scientific
pursuit, and professionalism.
Mission
❖ To impart education that caters to the growing challenges of the Industry and social needs of our
nation.
❖ To constantly upgrade the standards of teaching and learning in the field of engineering and
technology.
❖ To build a good rapport between the academia and Industry
❖ To bridge the gap between the academia and industry.
❖ To promote and encourage the spirit of research in engineering and technology.
❖ To empower the youth not only technically but also to serve the society selflessly.

VISION & MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

Vision
To empower the students with high quality technical education in the field of Computer Science and
Engineering to face the challenges of modern computing industry and research for the positive
contributions to the society.

Mission
❖ To produce globally competent and highly employable professionals, who will be innovative in
solving real world problems.
❖ To train the students with high ethical values to serve the society efficiently in their profession.
❖ To promote research activities to the students and faculty members that could fortify industry
academic community connections.

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 PROGRAM EDUCATIONALOBJECTIVES(PEOs)

PEO1 : To enable graduates to pursue higher education and research, or have a successful career in
industries associated with Computer Science and Engineering, or as entrepreneurs.
PEO2 : To ensure that graduates will have the ability and attitude to adapt to emerging technological
changes.
PEO3 : To prepare the graduates to be able to become entrepreneur in the field of Computer Science
and Engineering

PROGRAM OUTCOMES(POs)

1) Engineering Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering

fundamentals and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

2) Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex
engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics,
natural sciences, and Engineering sciences.

3) Design/development of Solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and

design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate
consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental
considerations

4) Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems: Use research-based knowledge and research

methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the
information to provide valid conclusions.

5) Modern Tool Usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern
engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with
an understanding of the limitations.

6) The engineer and Society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess
societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the
professional engineering practice.

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7) Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering
solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for
sustainable development.

8) Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms
of the engineering practice.

9) Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in
diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

10) Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the

engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write
effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive
clear instructions.

11) Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the
engineering and management principles and apply these to one‘s own work, as a member and
leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

12) Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in
independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES (PSOs)

PSO1 : To analyze, design and develop computing solutions by applying foundational concepts of
Computer Science and Engineering.

PSO2 : To apply software engineering principles and practices for developing quality software for
scientific and business applications.

PSO3 : To adapt to emerging Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to innovate ideas
and solutions to existing/novel problems.

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 CS8611 MINI PROJECT WORK

OBJECTIVES :
To develop the ability to solve a specific problem right from its identification and literature
review till the successful solution of the same. To train the students in preparing mini project reports
and to face reviews and viva voce examination.

The students in a group of 3 to 4 works on a topic approved by the head of the department
under the guidance of a faculty member and prepares a comprehensive mini project report after
completing the work to the satisfaction of the supervisor. The progress of the mini project is evaluated
based on a minimum of three reviews. The review committee may be constituted by the Head of the
Department. A mini project report is required at the end of the sixth semester. The mini project work
is evaluated based on oral presentation and demonstration.

COURSE OUTCOME :

On Completion of the mini project work students will be in a position to take up any
challenging practical problems and find solution by formulating proper methodology.

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 RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Each batch should maintain this mini project handbook with complete details.
2. Student must bring the handbook and file to all the review sessions and also while meeting
their respective Supervisor / Coordinators / HOD.
3. Internal mark will be awarded based on the internal review mark.
4. All the completed mini projects will belong to the institution and need to be submitted to the
coordinator to get no dues clearance.
5. The consumables required for the mini project should be taken care by the students.
6. Review will be conducted only in the presence of the supervisor.
7. Final working model should be painted neatly and specification details should be embedded on
the final review itself. (Name plate: mini project title, name of the students with Reg.No., Name
of the Supervisor; Specification board: Specification of the machine)
8. There will not be any re-review for the students those who failed to attend the review.
9. This mini project workbook must be submitted to the coordinators at the end of the pre-final
review.
10. Every week students have to meet the Supervisor and it’s the duty of the Supervisor to record
the status of the mini project in the note book.

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 Date
S.
Review Stages of completion
No
A Section B Section C Section
4/03/2021 & 2/03/2021 & 12/02/2021 &
11/03/2021 11/03/2021 5/03/2021
Zeroth Title and the area with
1.
Review details

18/03/2021 & 23/03/2021 12/03/2021 &

25/03/2021 30/03/2021 19/03/2021 Title, Literature survey,
First project methodology,
2.
Review theoretical design
calculation.
15/04/2021 13/04/2021 16/04/2021 Project Report should be
partially completed,
Second
3. completion of fabrication
Review
part should be above 50%.

6/05/2021 4/05/2021 7/05/2021

Testing of physical model
Third completed final corrected
4.
Review project report completed.

13/05/2021 11/05/2021 14/05/2021

Pre -
5. Final Final Review
Review

Every Week supervisors have to sign the Status of the work to be

6. Monitoring
mini project record notebook noted by the supervisor

PROJECT COORDINATORS: Dr Lalitha R, Dr Pandithurai O.

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 IMPORTANT DATES

Si. Completion
Description Due Date Remarks
No. Date

23/02/21 23/02/21
1 Batch Formation

Title and Supervisor 23/02/21 23/02/21

2
confirmation
2/03/2021 & 2/03/2021 &
3 Zeroth Review 11/03/2021 11/03/2021

23/03/2021 23/03/2021
4 First Review 30/03/2021 30/03/2021

13/04/2021 13/04/2021
5 Second Review

4/05/2021 4/05/2021
6 Third Review

Submission of Physical 11/05/2021 11/05/2021

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Model
25/05/21 25/05/21
8 Submission of Rough Report

28/05/21 28/05/21
9 Submission of Fair Report

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 ABSTRACT

The android platform is the primary leading operating system in the mobile
phone market, followed by the iOS platform while the rest of the platforms have
a negligible share in the mobile operating systems market. So, it’s safe to say
that android is the fastest growing mobile operating systems platform and
creating an android application will be increasingly profitable. And so, the
proposed system is a weather forecasting android application. This application
shows weather forecasts while travelling, weather forecasts for tourist spots,
weather news, weather forecasts for cities, and weather facts. We analyzed
several weather forecasting android applications, and we came up with features
which do not exist in those applications, and we implemented those features.
This application is aimed to help tourists, travelers, and common people. This
application also sends weather alerts and weather notifications. This application
has several benefits such as accurate weather predictions, adaptability and so on.

ACCEPTANCE OF SUPERVISOR

I Dr. O. Pandithurai accept to be the mini project Supervisor for this team.

Signature of Supervisor Signature of HOD

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 TITLE CHANGE (IF ANY)

CHANGE OF TITLE : DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A WEATHER FORECASTING

ANDROID APPLICATION.

Existing Title : WEATHER FORECASTING ANDROID APP.

New Title : DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A WEATHER FORECASTING

ANDROID APPLICATION.

Reason : Project coordinator’s remark.

Applied on : 25/05/2021.

Signature of Supervisor Signature of HOD

TITLE CHANGE (IF ANY)

CHANGE OF TITLE:

Existing Title :

New Title :

Reason :

Applied on :

Signature of Supervisor Signature of HOD

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 REFERENCES

Type of References
Sl. No. (Book/Journal/ TITLE / AUTHOR / WEB ADDRESS
website)
Journal Mobile weather apps or the illusion of certainty,
1 Meteorological Applications Volume 23, Issue 4,
December 2016, Federica Zabini
Journal Performance of Web Services on Smart Phone
2 Platforms, IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering
(IOSR-JCE), Volume 14, Issue 5 (Sep. - Oct.
2013), B. Rajitha
Journal A Survey on Location Based Application
3 Development on Android platform”, presented in
the IEEE International Conference on Advances in
Computer Engineering & Applications
(ICACEA’15) at Ghaziabad, Bhagyasri G. Patel,
Vipul K. Dabhi, Utkarsh Tyagi, Pushpalata B.
Shah
Journal Creating an Android Weather Forecast Application
4 in the Android Studio, 7th International Scientific
Conference Technics and Informatics in Education,
Faculty of Technical Sciences, Čačak, Serbia, 25-
27th May 2018, Slobodan Aleksandrov, Saša
Vulović ,
Journal Consumer Influences into Weather Apps Usage on
5 Smartphones: Key Highlights, Advances in
Business-Related Scientific Research Conference
2015 in Milan (ABSRC 2015 Milan) December
10-11, 2015, Milan, Italy, Michael J. Bryant,
William J. Smart, Simon J. Wilde,
Journal A Cloud-Based Real-Time Weather Forecasting
6 Application, 2019 14th International Conference
on Advanced Technologies, Systems and Services
in Telecommunications (TELSIKS), 23-25 Oct.
2019, Y. Beeharry, T. P. Fowdur, J. A. Sunglee
Journal Design of Real-time Weather Monitoring System
7 Based on Mobile Application using Automatic
Weather Station, 2017 2nd International
Conference on Automation, Cognitive Science,
Optics, Micro Electro-Mechanical System, and
Information Technology (ICACOMIT), October
23, 2017, Jakarta, Indonesia, Aris Munandar, Hanif
Fakhrurroja, Muhammad Ilham Rizqyawan, Rian
Putra Pratama, Jony Winaryo Wibowo, Irfan Asfy
Fakhry Anto

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 Journal Challenges in Android Application Development:
8 A Case Study, International Journal of Computer
Science and Mobile Computing, May 2015,
Abhinav Kathuria, Anu Gupta
Website https://classroom.udacity.com/courses/ud0352
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Website https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZTjH9lEylI
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Website https://developer.android.com/
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Website https://stackoverflow.com/
12

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 PROGRESS OF PROJECT
WORK
Supervisor Sign
Date Details of Work Done Students’ Sign

5/03/21 The implementation of the project was

started. 1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

07/03/21 Layout and design of the application were

created. The code to retrieve the three 1) Nandini S Hinduja
hourly weather data for the next five days
was written. 2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

08/03/21 UI of the project was improved.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

10/03/21 Settings feature was implemented.

Prototype of Details screen was 1) Nandini S Hinduja
implemented.
2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

11/03/21 The completed Details screen was coded.

The share feature was programmed. 1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

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 PROGRESS OF PROJECT
WORK

Supervisor Sign
Date Details of Work Done Students’ Sign

12/03/21 Notifications feature was developed.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

13/03/21 Code was written to enable the application

to let the user select the city for which 1) Nandini S Hinduja
they wish to view the weather.
2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

14/03/21 Code was written to enable the application

to let the user choose the temperature units 1) Nandini S Hinduja
namely: Fahrenheit and Celsius. UI Tests
were conducted. 2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

18/03/21 UI of the application was improved. UX of

the application was also improved. 1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

20/03/21 Designs for new features were created.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

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 PROGRESS OF PROJECT
WORK

Supervisor Sign
Date Details of Work Done Students’ Sign

21/03/21 Weather forecast for tourist spots in

Chennai was implemented. 1)Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

22/03/21 Weather forecast for tourist spots in

Mumbai was implemented. 1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

23/03/21 Weather News feature was implemented.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

1/04/21 Hourly forecast feature was implemented.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

02/04/21 Air pollution feature was implemented

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

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 PROGRESS OF PROJECT
WORK
Supervisor Sign
Date Details of Work Done Students’ Sign

03/04/21 Daily forecast feature was programmed.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

08/04/21 Weekly forecast feature was coded.

Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset 1) Nandini S Hinduja
information feature was developed.
2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

20/04/21 Route weather feature was implemented.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

21/04/21 Weather alerts feature was coded.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

23/04/21 Presentation explaining the project was

created. 1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

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 PROGRESS OF PROJECT
WORK
Supervisor Sign
Date Details of Work Done Students’ Sign

24/04/21 The project was presented in a paper

presentation competition. 1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

27/04/21 Weather facts feature was implemented.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

05/05/21 The Day Preparation feature was

implemented. 1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

09/05/21 Research paper was written on the project

and the research paper was submitted in 1) Nandini S Hinduja
various journals for consideration.
2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

25/05/21 Project report was written.

1) Nandini S Hinduja

2) Monica A R

3) Keerthana N V

4)

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mini
PROJECT APPROVAL
FORM
Mini Project Title: DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A WEATHER FORECASTING
ANDROID APPLICATION

Sl. Roll No. Reg. No. Name of the Student

No.

1. 201801091 211718104090 Nandini. S. Hinduja

2. 201801084 211718104083 Monica A.R

3. 2018001066 211718104065 Keerthana N.V
4.

Mini Project Android Application development

Domain :
Implementation Android Studio, Firebase Cloud Messaging, Google Cloud Platform, Maps SDK,
Tools and OpenWeatherMap API, GNews API, WeatherBit API, Firebase, WeatherAPI.
Software’s:

Declaration by Student

I declare that the proposed mini project work will be done by us as a teamwork and will not
involve in any act of plagiarism and will work to uphold academic integrity, originality and innovation.
Also, I am fully aware that if our mini project is found to be purchased from any illegal project centers
or with high plagiarism, then our report may be withheld for any further review and will be punished
as per the academic regulations.

Students 1. 2. 3. 4.
Signature

Supervisor

Dr O Pandithurai Project Coordinator

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
ZERO
Candidate : 1

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801091 211718104090 Nandini S Hinduja

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

9
1 Understanding background and topic
9
2 Specifies Project goals
9
3 Architecture /System Design
8
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
10
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
7
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
10
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
10
8 Question and Answer
10
9 Presentation skills
9
10 Implementation
91
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
ZERO
Candidate : 2

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801084 211718104083 Monica A R

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

10
1 Understanding background and topic
10
2 Specifies Project goals
10
3 Architecture /System Design
10
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
8
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
8
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
8
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
8
8 Question and Answer
8
9 Presentation skills
8
10 Implementation
88
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

20
 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW ZERO
Candidate : 3

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801066 211718104065 Keerthana N V

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

10
1 Understanding background and topic
10
2 Specifies Project goals
10
3 Architecture /System Design
10
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
9
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
9
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
9
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
9
8 Question and Answer
8
9 Presentation skills
8
10 Implementation
92
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

21
 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW ZERO
Candidate : 4

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

1 Understanding background and topic

2 Specifies Project goals

3 Architecture /System Design

4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features

5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems

6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems

7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project

8 Question and Answer

9 Presentation skills

10 Implementation

Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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ADDITIONAL
NOTES

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
ONE
Candidate : 1

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801091 211718104090 Nandini S Hinduja

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

8
1 Understanding background and topic
9
2 Specifies Project goals
8
3 Architecture /System Design
8
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
9
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
9
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
8
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
10
8 Question and Answer
9
9 Presentation skills
7
10 Implementation
85
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
ONE
Candidate : 2

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801084 211718104083 Monica A R

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

10
1 Understanding background and topic
9
2 Specifies Project goals
10
3 Architecture /System Design
10
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
8
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
10
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
10
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
9
8 Question and Answer
10
9 Presentation skills
5
10 Implementation
91
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

25
 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
ONE
Candidate : 3

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801066 211718104065 Keerthana N V

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

9
1 Understanding background and topic
9
2 Specifies Project goals
9
3 Architecture /System Design
9
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
9
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
9
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
9
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
9
8 Question and Answer
9
9 Presentation skills
9
10 Implementation
90
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
ONE
Candidate : 4

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

1 Understanding background and topic

2 Specifies Project goals

3 Architecture /System Design

4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features

5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems

6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems

7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project

8 Question and Answer

9 Presentation skills

10 Implementation

Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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ADDITIONAL
NOTES

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
TWO
Candidate : 1

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801091 211718104090 Nandini S Hinduja

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

10
1 Understanding background and topic
9
2 Specifies Project goals
10
3 Architecture /System Design
10
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
10
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
7
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
9
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
9
8 Question and Answer
9
9 Presentation skills
10
10 Implementation
93
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
TWO
Candidate : 2

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801084 211718104083 Monica A R

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

9
1 Understanding background and topic
8
2 Specifies Project goals
9
3 Architecture /System Design
9
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
8
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
9
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
9
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
9
8 Question and Answer
9
9 Presentation skills
10
10 Implementation
89
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
TWO
Candidate : 3

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801066 211718104065 Keerthana N V

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

8
1 Understanding background and topic
8
2 Specifies Project goals
9
3 Architecture /System Design
8
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
9
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
8
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
8
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
9
8 Question and Answer
10
9 Presentation skills
8
10 Implementation
85
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
TWO
Candidate : 4

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

1 Understanding background and topic

2 Specifies Project goals

3 Architecture /System Design

4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features

5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems

6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems

7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project

8 Question and Answer

9 Presentation skills

10 Implementation

Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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ADDITIONAL
NOTES

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
THREE
Candidate : 1

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801091 211718104090 Nandini S Hinduja

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

10
1 Understanding background and topic
9
2 Specifies Project goals
9
3 Architecture /System Design
10
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
9
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
9
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
9
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
9
8 Question and Answer
9
9 Presentation skills
9
10 Implementation
92
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
THREE
Candidate : 2

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801084 211718104083 Monica A R

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

9
1 Understanding background and topic
9
2 Specifies Project goals
9
3 Architecture /System Design
10
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
10
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
8
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
10
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
10
8 Question and Answer
9
9 Presentation skills
10
10 Implementation
94
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

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 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
THREE
Candidate : 3

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

201801066 211718104065 Keerthana N V

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

9
1 Understanding background and topic
9
2 Specifies Project goals
8
3 Architecture /System Design
9
4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features
9
5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems
8
6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems
9
7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project
10
8 Question and Answer
9
9 Presentation skills
10
10 Implementation
90
Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

36
 PROJECT EVALUATION
FORM
REVIEW
THREE
Candidate : 4

Roll Number Register Number Candidate Name

CANDIDATE CONTRIBUTION AND PERFORMANCE

Sl.No. Subject Matter Marks

1 Understanding background and topic

2 Specifies Project goals

3 Architecture /System Design

4 Summaries algorithms and highlights the project features

5 Specifies the testing platforms and benchmark systems

6 Discusses the reasons of using Benchmark systems

7 Summaries the ultimate findings of the project

8 Question and Answer

9 Presentation skills

10 Implementation

Total
Comments :

Member 1 Member 2 Member 3 Guide

37
ADDITIONAL
NOTES

38
BASE PAPER
 CERTIFICATE Candidate
2
We have submitted our paper for consideration in various SCOPUS indexed journals
and conferences.
 CERTIFICATE Candidate
3
We have submitted our paper for consideration in various SCOPUS indexed journals
and conferences.
 CERTIFICATE Candidate
4

We have submitted our paper for consideration in various SCOPUS indexed journals
and conferences.
 PUBLICATION PAPER :
Conference
We have submitted our paper for consideration in various SCOPUS indexed
journals and conferences.
 PUBLICATION PAPER :
Journal
We have submitted our paper for consideration in various SCOPUS indexed journals
and conferences.
 CHECK LIST – REVIEW

Yes
Power Point Presentation (ppt and pptx format)

No
Hard copy of the PPT with Supervisor sign

Yes
Photocopy of the Base Paper

Yes
Literatures

Yes
Mini Project Record Notebook

No
Conference Certificate

Yes
Mini Project Model

Yes
Mini Project Report

Yes
CD with all the above documents

Yes
Supervisor Signature