Bachelor Project Preparation Guidelines

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This comprehensive guide outlines the timeline, deliverables, administrative details, grading system, planning, and content structure for preparing and completing a successful bachelor project. It covers essential steps, deadlines, and requirements to help students navigate through the process effectively.

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Preparing Bachelor Project

Timeline Deliverables: Code Written thesis: http://dils.pub.ro/info- student/proiecte-de-licenta/ Ppt You have to finish and deliver the thesis 10 working days before the exam; the rest, in the presentation day: [K]01.07.2019 [V] 05.07.2019

Administrative details - On 8thof October, on DILS website, proposals for your thesis will be displayed - You can come with your own proposals as well - Till 10thof December, you have to establish the subject, the coordinator professor and take page 3 (signed) from Diploma project at DILS secretary (CJ106) - http://dils.pub.ro/info-student/proiecte-de- licenta/

Grading NOTE: You have to take a grade on the 2ndsemester which values 10 ECTS and which reflects your involvement in your final project preparation (this grade is given by the coordinator!) You will take another grade for the bachelor exam (code, written thesis, presentation + questions) given by committee, but the starting point is the grade given by the coordinator; this starting point != the grade of 10 ECTS (e.g. you can take 10 for the preparation and 9 for the final result or viceversa)

Planning Make a Google Drive and share it with me: 24.02 Put there Introduction, State of the art: 01.03 Put there Research methodology & requirements, architecture; make the structure of the application : 08.03 Implementation & write about application: 25.05 Finish application, validation & conclusions: 15.06 6 Individual meetings, established by e-mail, till 25.05; possible days: Tuesday (12-14), Wednesday (14-16, 18-19), Thursday (18-19)

Content of the Written Thesis Introduction Current context of your research, problem statement, argumentation (1-2 page) Objectives of your research (1/2 page) Structure of your thesis (1/2 pages) State of the art Your application is need-driven and/or technology-driven Other similar applications/methods/algorithms/ (underline what they don t have Research methodology How did you establish the requirements? (survey, literature review etc) Requirements (functional, non-functional, req diagram, house of quality, technologies you plan to use) Your application/experiment Architecture/high-level description Functionalities (with behaviour diagrams, print screens) Technologies (short description) Your proposed algorithm/new feature about you want to talk more core of your application (if exists) Validation (validation through a survey, experiment, performance tests ) Conclusions & future improvements (why your application is useful, innovative ) References (at least 30, in an uniform style, e.g. APA style) no more than 10 web links + books, lectures notes, articles you can search here: http://hcibib.org/ www.sciencedirect.com (access from inside of UPB) Annexes (pieces of code, not all the code; survey forms )