- Number the tables and figures sequentially, with respect to the chapter or section of a chapter. To be consistent, use either one format, not both. - For example, Table 2-2 is the second table of chapter 2. - For example, Table 4-2-6 is the sixth table of section 2 of chapter 4 Citation - Use Harvard standard citation (please refer to Appendix F). Bibliography - Use Harvard standard citation (please refer to Appendix F). Binding title page should be put immediately after the front cover. Softcopy - softcopy of reports should be submitted in CD/DVD which containing the TWO (2) following: The FYP or dissertation/thesis is required to be saved in PDF format only and save in 1(one) PDF file, no separate files for different sections of FYP and dissertation/thesis are allowed. Attachments to the FYP or dissertation/thesis such as complete executable program, set-up/installation guide, and source code of program (or system and data files, art works, etc.) in various file formats must be compressed and zipped into ONE (1) zipped file. The file naming format should be Course Code - Year of Submission - Student ID - Copy No (eg. BA-2010-1007640-1) - The CD/DVD should be submitted in a CD/DVD casing/pocket with appropriate labeling. The CD/DVD should be attached at the back of the dissertation report. - The should refer to the session of the FYP2 “Session” e.g. FYP2 registered during session January 2012 – “Session: January 2012” - After students have successfully completed their oral presentation and product demonstration, students are required to submit a FINALIZED copy of their CD to the FGO 5.3 Other Points to Note on Writing Report A thesis should be written according to the intended group of reader. It should be in a logic form with strong explanation to convince the reader on the conclusion of the thesis. It should be written in good language and easy to understand. Any technical language or daily language should be avoided. As far as possible, all statements must be supported by facts, numbers, and data.
- Number the tables and figures sequentially, with respect to the chapter or section of a chapter. To be consistent, use either one format, not both. - For example, Table 2-2 is the second table of chapter 2. - For example, Table 4-2-6 is the sixth table of section 2 of chapter 4 Citation - Use Harvard standard citation (please refer to Appendix F). Bibliography - Use Harvard standard citation (please refer to Appendix F). Binding title page should be put immediately after the front cover. Softcopy - TWO (2) softcopy of reports should be submitted in CD/DVD which containing the following: The FYP or dissertation/thesis is required to be saved in PDF format only and save in 1(one) PDF file, no separate files for different sections of FYP and dissertation/thesis are allowed. Attachments to the FYP or dissertation/thesis such as complete executable program, set-up/installation guide, and source code of program (or system and data files, art works, etc.) in various file formats must be compressed and zipped into ONE (1) zipped file. The file naming format should be Course Code - Year of Submission - Student ID - Copy No (eg. BA-2010-1007640-1) - The CD/DVD should be submitted in a CD/DVD casing/pocket with appropriate labeling. The CD/DVD should be attached at the back of the dissertation report. - The “Session” should refer to the session of the FYP2 e.g. FYP2 registered during session January 2012 – “Session: January 2012” - After students have successfully completed their oral presentation and product demonstration, students are required to submit a FINALIZED copy of their CD to the FGO 5.3 Other Points to Note on Writing Report A thesis should be written according to the intended group of reader. It should be in a logic form with strong explanation to convince the reader on the conclusion of the thesis. It should be written in good language and easy to understand. Any technical language or daily language should be avoided. As far as possible, all statements must be supported by facts, numbers, and data.
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