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Project Work for C Programming

C Programming Project Work Guidelines and Criteria

Below is a comprehensive guide for preparing your C programming project, including rules,
regulations, printing instructions, and everything needed for the hard copy submission and soft
copy submission.

1. Rules and Regulations

a. General Rules

1. Original Work: The project must be your original work. Plagiarism or copied code is not
allowed.
2. Topic Approval: All the topics should be done by the students as provided by the
instructor.
3. Deadline: Submit the project on or before the specified deadline. ( Magh 2, 2081)
4. Teamwork: If working in a team, clearly state each member's contribution.

b. Programming Rules

1. Coding Standards: Follow proper indentation and commenting. Use meaningful variable
names.
2. Modularity: Break the program into multiple functions/modules for better readability.
3. Error Handling: Ensure the program can handle invalid inputs gracefully.
4. Optimization: Avoid redundant code and use efficient algorithms where possible.
5. Documentation: Include comments explaining the purpose of the code.

2. What to Include in the Hard Copy

a. Project Report Structure

The hard copy must be well-organized and include the following sections:

1. Title Page
o Title of the project
o Name(s) of the student(s)
o Roll number(s)

Compiled By: Er.Gaurab Mishra (HOD, COMPUTER DEPARTMENT)


K.M.C COLLEGE , +2, BAGBAZAR
o Class, Section and Shift
o Name of the Department HOD
o Submission date
2. Certificate of Authenticity
o A declaration stating that the project is your original work, signed by you and
your instructor.
3. Acknowledgment
o A short paragraph thanking those who helped you during the project.
4. Table of Contents
o List all sections and their page numbers.
5. Abstract
o A brief summary of the project (100–150 words).
6. Introduction
o Explain the problem statement, objectives, and the importance of your project.
7. Literature Review
o Discuss any prior work or research related to your project.
8. System Design
o Flowcharts, pseudocode, or block diagrams explaining your project’s workflow.
9. Implementation
o Detailed explanation of the code and its modules.
o Include snippets of code with explanations (not the entire source code).
10. Source Code
o Attach the full, properly commented source code in an appendix.
11. Testing and Results
o Provide sample inputs and outputs.
o Include screenshots of the program’s execution.
12. Conclusion
o Summarize the achievements and scope for future improvements.
13. References
o List all books, websites, or tutorials used during the project.

3. Formatting and Printing Instructions

a. Formatting

1. Page Layout:
o Page Size: A4
o Margins: 1 inch on all sides
o Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt
o Line Spacing: 1.5
2. Header and Footer:
o Include project title in the header and page numbers in the footer.
3. Text Alignment:
Compiled By: Er.Gaurab Mishra (HOD, COMPUTER DEPARTMENT)
K.M.C COLLEGE , +2, BAGBAZAR
oUse justified alignment for paragraphs.
4. Headings:
o Main headings: Bold, 14 pt
o Subheadings: Bold, 12 pt

b. Printing and Binding

1. Printing: Use high-quality black and white printing. ( Color printing optional)
2. Binding: Spiral or softbound binding with a transparent cover page.
3. Cover Page Color: White

4. Additional Instructions

1. Backup: Keep a digital copy of your report and source code.


2. Code Submission: Submit the source code on a USB drive or via email as provided.
3. Consistency: Maintain uniform formatting throughout the document.
4. Review: Proofread the document for typos and formatting errors before printing.
5. Presentation: Be prepared to explain your project during the viva .

5. Evaluation Criteria

a. Content (50%)

 Clarity of the problem statement and objectives


 Use of programming concepts (e.g., functions, file handling, data structures)
 Code functionality and correctness

b. Documentation (20%)

 Well-organized report
 Clear and concise explanations

c. Viva (15%)

 Ability to explain the project


 Understanding of the code and concepts

d. Innovation and Creativity (15%)

 Unique features or enhancements added to the project

Compiled By: Er.Gaurab Mishra (HOD, COMPUTER DEPARTMENT)


K.M.C COLLEGE , +2, BAGBAZAR
Here’s a structured approach for your C programming project. This outline can be
tailored based on your preferences and the complexity required.

1. Project Title (ALL 5 project should be done by group members)

 School Management System


 Library Management System
 Bus Reservation System
 Telecom Billing system
 Tic-tac-toe Game in C

2. Objectives

Clearly state what the project aims to achieve.

Example:

 To design a system for managing records using C programming.


 To implement fundamental programming concepts like file handling, functions, and data
structures.

3. Requirements

List the hardware and software requirements.

Example:

 Hardware: PC with a minimum of 4GB RAM.


 Software: GCC compiler, Code::Blocks, or Dev-C++.

4. Theory

Provide a brief explanation of the concepts used in the project, such as:

 Data Structures: Arrays, linked lists, or structures.


Compiled By: Er.Gaurab Mishra (HOD, COMPUTER DEPARTMENT)
K.M.C COLLEGE , +2, BAGBAZAR
 File Handling: Reading and writing data to/from files.
 Functions: Modular design using user-defined functions.
 Structures:
 Dynamic Memory Allocation

5. Modules of the Project

Break down the project into smaller modules.

Example for a Library Management System:

1. Login System: Validate user credentials.


2. Add Books: Enter new book details.
3. Search Books: Find books by title, author, or ISBN.
4. Borrow/Return Books: Manage book borrowing and returning.
5. Exit: Save data and exit.

Example of a Bus Reservation System:

1. Login System
2. Booking of tickets
3. Cancel tickets
4. Checking bus status

Example of a School Management System:

1. Add Student Details


2. Find the student by the given roll number
3. Find the student by the given first name
4. Find the students registered in a course
5. Count of Students
6. Delete a student
7. Update Student

Example of a Telecom Billing System:

1. Add new records


2. View list of records
3. Modify records
4. View payment
5. Search Records
6. Delete records

Compiled By: Er.Gaurab Mishra (HOD, COMPUTER DEPARTMENT)


K.M.C COLLEGE , +2, BAGBAZAR
6. Implementation

Detail the logic and steps for each module. Use algorithm and flowcharts.

For example:

 Add Book Module:


1. Accept book details from the user.
2. Store the details in a file or an array.
3. Display a success message.

7. Source Code

Write the program in C, with proper comments explaining each step.

8. Testing and Debugging

Test the program with different inputs and ensure all modules work as expected. Document any
bugs fixed during testing.

9. Results

Present sample outputs demonstrating the working of the program. Include screenshots or
command-line outputs.

10. Conclusion

Summarize the project:

 What was achieved?


 What are the potential improvements?

11. References
Compiled By: Er.Gaurab Mishra (HOD, COMPUTER DEPARTMENT)
K.M.C COLLEGE , +2, BAGBAZAR
List books, websites, or tutorials that helped during development.

Compiled By: Er.Gaurab Mishra (HOD, COMPUTER DEPARTMENT)


K.M.C COLLEGE , +2, BAGBAZAR

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