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Assignment-I
Program Name: MTech (CSE) Semester : II
Course Name: Research Methodology Course Code: CSEG7034
Max. Marks : 10
Nos. of page(s): 1
Instructions: Last date for submission is February 14, 2025
Objective:
The purpose of this assignment is to guide students in formulating a structured research proposal
on a topic of their choice within the domain of Computer Science and Engineering. The proposal
should demonstrate a clear research problem, objectives, methodology, and expected contributions.
AssignmentTask:
Each student must submit a draft research proposal that follows the standard structure commonly
used in academic research. The proposal should be concise, well-organized, and adhere to formal
academic writing standards.
Proposal Structure (Headings to be Followed):
1. Title of the Research Proposal
2. Abstract (Maximum 250 words summarizing the problem, objectives, methodology, and
expected outcome)
3. Introduction
o Background and motivation for the study
o Significance of the research
o Research problem statement
o Research objectives
o Research questions
4. Literature Review
o Summary of key research works related to the problem
o Identification of research gaps
5. Research Methodology
o Research approach (Qualitative, Quantitative, or Mixed Methods)
o Data collection methods (Experiments, Surveys, Simulations, etc.)
o Tools/technologies/software used
o Data analysis methods
6. Expected Outcomes and Contributions
o Anticipated results
o Contribution to academia, industry, or society
7. References (Follow a standard citation style like IEEE, APA, or any specified by the
instructor)
Submission Guidelines:
• Length: 4-6 pages (excluding references), Typed in Times New Roman, 12 pt font, 1.5
line spacing
• Submission Format: PDF
• Deadline: February 14, 2025
• Submission Mode: LMS
Evaluation Criteria:
• Clarity and coherence of research problem and objectives (20%)
• Relevance and depth of the literature review (20%)
• Appropriateness of the research methodology (20%)
• Feasibility and originality of expected outcomes (20%)
• Overall presentation, structure, and citations (20%)
Note: Plagiarism above an acceptable limit (e.g., 10%) will lead to deductions or rejection of the
proposal.