Making a Project Report

Title Page

It should contain:

1. Title of your Project
2. Your name, student ID/designation
3. Names of Guide (if there)
4. Designation of Guide
5. Why is the project made? (Thesis or Proposal or Project)
6. Name, Address and Logo of the Governing Institution or organisation.
7. Month and Year of submission

Certificates

1. Certificate of completion of Project
2. Certificate of completion of Course
3. Certificate of Originality
4. Certificate of Undertaking
5. Certificate of Compliance
6. Certificate of Paper Published or Patent Made.
7. Certificate of training undergone.

This section may contain one or many or all of the above mentioned certificates; also, those not mentioned may be included if related to project or demanded by the concern authorities.

Acknowledgement

This is generally a page long mentioning gratitude and thank you to all the people and organizations which have been part of your project in any manner. One should always name those whose help was indebted in your work.

Table of Contents

It should be well prepared denoting all the chapters, section headings, sub topics, and so. 

It should also contain page numbers for Title Page, Certificates, List of figs, List of tables, Nomenclature. Appendix and other which may not be part of project but is a soul part of report.

You can directly prepare a Table of contents in MS Word.

List of Figures and Tables

Whenever you enter a table or figure to your report, make a habit to enter caption to it. For figure caption is generally placed below the figure, center aligned; whereas for tables caption is generally placed above the table, center aligned.

Once you are done with captioning of all the figures and tables you can automatically insert list of figures and tables from Reference Tab in the Main Menu.

Making an Effective Presentation 

Keep these Tips in mind while making a Presentation:

1. Be clear regarding the idea that your presentation should portray at the end of it. 
2. Begin with an attractive and illustrtive title page. It should contain the Title, Sub-title, Name of Presenter, etc. 
3. Add slides for Introduction, Abstract or Content. 
4. Try to make your presentation illustrative, figurative, add graphs, charts and tables. 
5. Keep your thoughts in points. 
6. Try to be as creative as possible. 
7. Add sources of information. 
8. Give acknowledgements. 

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