PROJECT TITLE

Project Report- Mid-Term

Submitted by

STUDENT1 NAME STUDENT2 NAME

Registration Number Registration Number

Under the guidance of

INTERNAL GUIDE NAME INTERNAL GUIDE NAME

Designation Designation
Department of -------, Institution Department of E&E,
(Remove this column if you do not have guide from other
MIT Manipal
departments of MAHE)

in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the degree of

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
IN
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
(A Constituent Unit of Manipal Academy of Higher Education)
MANIPAL-576104, KARNATAKA, INDIA
March/April 2022
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NO. NO.
ABSTRACT

1. INTRODUCTION
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
3. OBJECTIVES
4. TYPE AND NATURE OF THE PROJECT
5. METHODOLOGY
6. HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
7. RESULTS AND ANALYSIS
8. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESULTS
9. IMPACT OF THE WORK ON SOCIETY/ ENVIRONMENT/ OTHER
FACTORS
10. INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION
11. CONCLUSION
PROJECT SCHEDULE (format given)
REFERENCES (format given)
ABBREVIATIONS USED
PLAGIARISM REPORT (with 3-word count)
PROJECT DETAILS (Format given)
ANNEXURE (datasheets, programs, etc. if any) optional

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 ABSTRACT

The abstract is a brief synopsis of the project work and should be written in 2 paragraphs. The

first paragraph should introduce the area of the topic and the importance of the work/topic in

the present day scenario, hence leading to the objective of the project work.

The second paragraph should briefly discuss the methodology, any software tools/packages

or hardware/systems used, important conclusions obtained, and their significance.

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 1. INTRODUCTION

This section should include

 Introduction to the area of work (general discussion)

 A brief present-day scenario about the work area

 Motivation to do the project work

 The uniqueness of the methodology that is being adopted

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 2. LITERATURE REVIEW

This section should include,

 Present state / recent developments in the work area

 Brief background theory

 Literature Survey (must give citations wherever required)

 The outcome of the literature survey: The shortcomings identified from the literature

review, led to the objectives of the project.

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 3. OBJECTIVES

Write clear Objective Statements. Give numbering

The objectives can be explained in this section following the statements

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 4. TYPE AND NATURE OF THE PROJECT

Explain whether the work involves Software development/ testing, Hardware design/

Implementation/ Experimentation/ etc.

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 5. METHODOLOGY

This section should include,

 Detailed methodology

 Assumptions made if any

 Design & Modelling, block diagrams/ flow chart

 Module specifications

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 6. HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

 Detailed specification/listing of the various components, measuring devices,

software toolboxes, reference data sheets, etc

 Justification for method/tool selection

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 7. RESULTS & ANALYSIS

This section should include

 Result analysis

 Graphical/tabular form

 The explanation for the graphical/tabulated results

 Significance of the result obtained

 Any deviations from the expected results & their justification

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8. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESULTS

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9. IMPACT OF THE WORK ON SOCIETY/ ENVIRONMENT/ OTHER
FACTORS

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 10. INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION

Describe the contribution of each student in the project (for group projects). Remove this

section if it is not a group project

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 11. CONCLUSION & PRESENT
STATUS OF THE WORK

This section should include

 Problem statement/objective, in brief

 Work methodology adopted, in brief
 General conclusions
 Significance of the results obtained
 The present status of the work

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 PROJECT SCHEDULE

January 2022 i.
ii.
February 2022 i.
ii.
March 2022 i.
ii.
April 2022 i.
ii.

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 REFERENCES

Journal / Conference Papers

[1] Name 1 and Name 2, “Paper Title”, Full Journal Name, volume no, page numbers, year
[2] Name 1 and Name 2, “Paper Title”, Proceedings of the International / National
Conference on ___, Institution, Country, page numbers, month, year

Reference / Hand Books

[1] Name 1, “Book Title”, Name of Publisher, Edition, ISBN number

Web
[1] Topic 1, website name (do not include long URLs)

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ABBREVIATIONS USED

Expand the abbreviations used

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 PLAGIARISM REPORT

Include Turnitin report with 3-wordcount. Should be < 20%

Send the completed report to the internal guide for Plagiarism check & include the

snapshot of the report here

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 PROJECT DETAILS

Details of Student 1

Name

Reg. No. Section Roll No.

Mail ID Mobile

Details of Student 2

Name

Reg. No. Section Roll No.

Mail ID Mobile

Project Details

Project Title

Date of Reporting Project Duration

Guide details

Name of Guide1

Designation, Dept.,
Institution

Mail ID Mobile

Name of Guide2

Designation, Dept.,
Institution

Mail ID Mobile

Signature of Guide Signature of Candidates

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General Instructions:

1. Page Size A4

2. Margins 2.54 cm on all sides

3. Font Times New Roman

4. Project Title Size - 16, CAPITAL, Bold, Alignment - Centered

5. Chapter Headings Size - 16, Bold, Alignment - Centered

6. Side Headings Size - 14, Bold, Alignment – Left, should be numbered in the second level

7. Sub Headings Size - 12, Bold, Alignment – Left, should be numbered in 3rd / 4th levels as
the case may be.
8. Text Size - 12, Alignment - Justified

9. Abbreviations To be listed as in format

10. Figures To be numbered and should have the title below the figure as in the format
and should be cited in the text
11. Tables To be numbered and should have the title above the table as in the format
and should be cited in the text
12. Formula To be numbered and cited in the text

13. Number of Pages 20 – 25 (Excluding first title page)

14. Line spacing 2

Note:
1) Scanned Figures / Formula / Tables are not allowed.

Example of Figure & Graphs:

Illumination on a horizontal plane due to a point source mounted on the same height H, as in Fig.1 , is …..

Point Source

H D Eh

Fig.1 Illumination on a Horizontal plane

Example of Formula:
Illumination on a horizontal plane due to a point source mounted on the same height H is given by the equation
2.5.
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I θ Cos θ
Eh = 2
H (2.5)
Example of Table:
The photometric test data of a Twin, Industrial Box-type luminaire consisting of 36 W Fluorescent Tubes is
given in Table I.

Table I. Photometric data of Twin, Industrial Box Type, 36 W Fluorescent tube luminaire
0 to 180 Plane 90 to 270 Plane
Angle in
Illuminance in Luminous Illuminance in Luminous
Degrees
Lux Intensity in Lux Intensity in
Cd/K lm Cd/K lm
0 148.5 205.6 153.4 212.4
5 148.2 205.2 152.9 211.7
10 148.2 205.2 150.7 208.6
15 148.1 205.0 147.3 203.9
20 146.7 203.1 142.4 197.1
25 145.2 201.0 137.6 190.5
30 141.0 195.2 131.5 182.0

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