Project Report Writing

Project Report Writing 

Yes!  I know you all are fully excited with completion of your Project work. But before relaxing, ensure to document the report before you forget what's done during the project building. 

The skeleton of any project report would look like: 

1. Introduction

2. Requirements and analysis

3. Design

4. Implementations 

5. Testing

6. References

1. Introduction

The introduction chapter should give an overview of your work. It must include how and why the project title was identified by your team. The story must continue narrating the timeline of your discussions during the title selection. 

2. Requirements and analysis

Then continue your story regarding how the requirements were decided and the importance of these requirements. 

3. Design 

The next part of the document must include how the various modules were visualized and then how each of these modules is given a technical shape. 

4. Implementations 

Here narrate all your stories about how the ideas on paper were converted into reality. This part of the document must include all the work you've done to implement each of the modules, and the challenges faced to integrate them. Make sure to include all the obstacles you came across during this phase and state how did you overcome them all. 

5 Testing 

Chalk out all the experience you had during Testing of the with. Narrate all the experience you had for module Testing, integrating the modules,  Testing the integrated modules and testing the overall project work. 

The best way to report is just follow your timeline of project making and narrate all your experiences in order. Please remember that every batch will have different experiences and hence never try to see what other batch report is looking like. Your report must narrate your experiences rather than some standard format (aka ready made projects). 

The report must highlight all the skills you learnt during your project work. 

Some important skills can be: 

*Understanding the clients

*Collecting the requirements from the clients

*Understanding what are the requirements of the client in detail without any ambiguity. 

*Knowing how to spilt a bigger problem into smaller ones

*How to convert these smaller problems into logical modules

*How to implement each module

*How to integrate the modules

*How to test the modules and the overall project

*How to correct if something is not as per your expectations

*And finally how to document at each stage of the project and its importance. 

Then friends,  now logically, technically, actually your work is over!!!

Well done for successfully completing the project work. 

All the best wishes for your future real-time projects!!!