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MajorProject - Synopsis Format

This document is a synopsis template for a Bachelor's degree project in Computer Application at Poornima University. It outlines the structure and essential components required for the project submission, including sections such as the abstract, introduction, problem statement, objectives, literature review, feasibility study, and methodology. Additionally, it provides guidelines on formatting, project timelines, and questions students should be prepared to answer upon submission.
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MajorProject - Synopsis Format

This document is a synopsis template for a Bachelor's degree project in Computer Application at Poornima University. It outlines the structure and essential components required for the project submission, including sections such as the abstract, introduction, problem statement, objectives, literature review, feasibility study, and methodology. Additionally, it provides guidelines on formatting, project timelines, and questions students should be prepared to answer upon submission.
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A Synopsis

On

“Title”

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the Degree of

Bachelor of Computer Application

of

Poornima University, Jaipur

Session: 2022-2025

Submitted By:

Student-1 [Registration No]

Student-2 [Registration No]

Student-3 [Registration No]

III Year, Specialization

Submitted to: Department of Computer Application

Faculty of Computer Science & Engineering,


Poornima University Ramchandrapura, Sitapura Ext., Jaipur,
Rajasthan
Synopsis Title
1. Abstract
2. Introduction
The introduction part will include the brief introduction about the project to be developed,
technology used, field of project (if specialized one), any special technical terms about the
project. Rationale: Justification, why needed? (1-2 paragraph)
3. Problem Statement
Clearly articulate the problem or challenge the project aims to address.
4. Objectives & Scope: [3-4]
5. Literature Review:
Describe previous related work and existing projects
6. Feasibility Study: (should not exceed 1 page)
This will describe the very first step of software engineering i.e. feasibility study of the project
that include the feasibility, need and significance of the project
7. Modules in Proposed Project
Break down the project into major functional modules. Describe each module, its purpose, and
its role in the overall project architecture.
8. Data Flow Diagram (DFD)
Provide the DFD to represent the flow of data within the system.
Level-0 DFD: High-level overview of the system.
9. Entity-Relationship (ER) Diagram
Include the ER Diagram to illustrate the database schema and relationships between entities.
10. Technical Details (h/w and s/w requirements) including platform
a. Software Requirements: List software tools, libraries, and frameworks.
b. Hardware Requirements: Specify required hardware specifications.
c. Platform: Mention development and deployment platforms.
11. Methodology
a. Definition:
Methodology refers to the systematic process or approach you will follow to develop the
project. It includes the strategies, techniques, and methods employed to achieve the
project's objectives.
b. Purpose:
It explains how the project will be carried out in terms of planning, execution, and
analysis.
c. Content:
Approach: Agile, Waterfall, or any specific model used.
Techniques: Algorithms, frameworks, or processes.
Tools: Specific software or programming tools utilized in development.
Steps: Sequential description of tasks, e.g., data collection, preprocessing, model
building, testing, etc.
12. Proposed Work Flow
Proposed Phase and Duration Chart
Duration Start End
Phase Description
(Weeks) Week Week
Phase 1: Requirement Analysis
Phase 2: Literature Review
Phase 3: Feasibility Study
Phase 4: Design
Phase 5: Development
Phase 6: Testing
Phase 7: Documentation &
Deployment

The Schedule of the project (Gantt chart/ PERT chart)


13. Conclusion / Expected outcome and benefits to society
14. Team Members
a. Passport Size Photo
Student-1 Name……Registration No……. Role in Project……..Signature
b. Passport Size Photo
Student-2 Name……Registration No……. Role in Project……..Signature
15. Guide Name……………. Designation…………Signature
16. Bibliography
Other things to consider include:

 Font: Times Roman font, and 12 point size, text Alignment: Justify
 Use 2.5 cm margins on the left, top, right, and bottom
 The synopsis should be printed on A4 size paper
 Margin Left:1.5, Right:1, Top:1 Bottom:1
 Print diagrams on a light or white background
 Arrange tabular matter clearly
 Use a full stop (.) to indicate the decimal point
 Place the caption for a figure at the bottom of the figure
 Place the caption for a table at the top of the table
 Both Student Name and Page No @ Bottom in footer (except Title Page)
 The synopsis should be brief enough to explain the project's objective
and implementation
 The synopsis should include a project timeline (Gantt chart/ PERT chart)
 The synopsis should include the group details, such as the enrollment
number, branch/sem, mobile, and college email ID

The students should be able to answer the following set of questions


at the time of submission of the synopsis (if asked):
Question 1:- Explain in at least 100 words the reasons, why should the
department approve your project?
Question 2:- What are the strengths and limitations of your proposed
work?
Question 3:- Explain in at least 100 words what will be the positive
impact of the project on society/academics/college/industry.

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