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Abstract (200 – 350 Words):

In your abstract, cover your whole report. The abstract should contain four main parts:

1. What was done?

2. Why was it done?

3. How was it done?

4. What are the main results/findings?

In many cases, people would read only the abstract of your report. Thus, abstract should be self-contained (the reader should understand it without reading the rest of the report). The abstract should also be meaningful and informative.

The abstract should be on a page of its own. But it does not need to fill the whole page.

Contents 1. Introduction (100 – 250 Words): 5 2. Design Overview 6 2.1. Definition of the Problem 6 2.1.1. Definition of the problem 6 2.1.2. Criteria 6 2.1.3. Constraints 6 2.2. Background Research 6 2.3. Brainstorming about the possible Solution 6 2.3.1. Brainstorming 6 2.3.2. Advantages and Inconvenient of each solution 6 2.4. Selection of the Best Three Solutions 6 3. Conclusion 6 References 6

· In the introduction, explain the problem statement and how would your project be useful. Also present applications of your project.

· Formats:

· Font Type: Calibri font

· Normal paragraph font size: 12 points

· Headings titles: 14 points

· Spacing: 1.5 spacing

· Keep the rest of this page blank and, add page break

2.5. Select the best solution after applying the DMM

Write your conclusion

Example for references (use the same format as below)

Author Name 1 and Author Name 2, “Paper Name,” Conference or journal name, Country, date

Note:

Report formatting (grammar…etc.) has a weight of 15%

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