Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi BVUCOEP, Pune SEMINARS AND THESIS Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi BVUCOEP, Pune

Semester –III Monday, July 30, 2018 Subject Code Teaching Scheme Examination Scheme Total L P Theory UT TW O   K30601 Elective I 4 2 70 30 25 150 K30602 Elective I I K30603 Seminar I - 1 50 K30604 Dissertation Stage I 8 7 140 60 100 75 375 Grand Total 15 200 175 Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Semester –IV Monday, July 30, 2018 Subject Code Teaching Scheme Examination Scheme Total L P Theory UT TW O   K30605 Dissertation Stage II - 4 150 75 225 Grand Total 04 Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Syllabus Dissertation Monday, July 30, 2018 Dissertation Stage I: Identification of Problem, Preparation of Synopsis, Literature survey and formulation of problem. Stage – II : System, Analysis System Modeling, System Design and Testing, Submission of the Final Report. Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Objectives Monday, July 30, 2018Monday, July 30, 2018Monday, July 30, 2018 To study a given problem and summarize your findings in your own words in a technically correct manner. To develop skills to analyze an unsolved problem and on the basis of review of literature , theoretical and experimental basis draw conclusion . Develop the skill of presenting your findings and views before an audience and respond to question. Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Selection Of Topics For Seminars and Thesis Monday, July 30, 2018 Encourage if student has an idea Discuss with staff members and take final decision You can choose either a guide or a topic Correct choice of the topic and guide means half the work done. Specify the problem in a precise and set the limitations under which you will stay. Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Sources For Seminar / Thesis Ideas Monday, July 30, 2018 a. Categories of references : Those directly related to your subject Those which give background information Papers of general interest-their reading can improve your understanding b. Sources of Bibliography Hand books Internet Old Ph.D. Thesis Journals National/ International Conferences Journals of National/ International Societies Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Seminar / Thesis Structures Monday, July 30, 2018 Title Page : Title , Students Name, Guide’s Name, Department , year/ date Certificate Acknowledgement Abstract 5 to 10 pages List of figures, tables, symbols and notations Table of Contents (Index) Chapters Bibliography Appendices Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

1. Introduction General Comments, importance of topic you have chosen Monday, July 30, 2018 General Comments, importance of topic you have chosen What work has been done in past What gaps in knowledge Contact researchers who have researched in similar fields Define problem, and its limitations Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Contents for Introduction Monday, July 30, 2018 Introduction Principles Problem Research and Development Challenge Requirements for Thesis work Overview of the Solution Objectives, Goals and Scope of Research Work Benefits of Proposed Methodology Thesis Organization Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

2. Background Existing Methodologies Methodology segmentation Monday, July 30, 2018 Existing Methodologies Methodology segmentation Technology involvement for current scenario Problem breaking and attacking General discussion Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

3. Related Work Review Of Literature : Monday, July 30, 2018 Review Of Literature : Consider different aspects of the problem Review literature in chronological way Summarize the chapter at the end Literature Review of Referred Research Papers Limitations of Existing Methodologies Limitations of Existing Software Methods Limitations Related to Systems Current Platform and Language Limitations Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

4. Approach Theoretical Analysis Monday, July 30, 2018 Theoretical Analysis Find theoretical basis to solve your problem Similar studies conducted by others Analysis of Governing Equations and supporting laws Determine variables and parameters that affect the problem ANN, Fuzzy Logic, Optimization Visualize the relationship from study of similar problems Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Approach Review System Engineering Requirement Engineering Project Planning, Scheduling, Tracking and Estimation Feasibility Study Risk Management System Analysis with OO Methodology System Design New Model Development Case studies for Model Development and Implementation Model Testing and Validation Monday, July 30, 2018 Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

5. Body of the Report Experimental Setup and Data Collection Monday, July 30, 2018 Experimental Setup and Data Collection Planning of Experiments to collect data Experimental Set up Staic and dynamic Measurements Specifications for measurements and procurements Data Collection and Recording Presentation of Original Data in tabular form Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Report Chapters System Engineering System Analysis System Modelling Monday, July 30, 2018 System Engineering System Analysis System Modelling System Design Model Testing and Validation Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

System Testing Testing Strategy for Model Validation Unit and integration Testing Test Cases For System System Testing Performance Testing Real-Time Report Analysis Load Testing with RPT Performance Report Test Setup Details Performance Test Environment User Load and Work Load Distribution End User Response Times Target Workload Testing Performance Test Report Database Server Report Discussion Monday, July 30, 2018 Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Conclusion Summery of Research Work Survey of Contributions Monday, July 30, 2018 Summery of Research Work Survey of Contributions Discussions on Results Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Bibliography and Publications Monday, July 30, 2018 Research Papers Books Websites Reference Manual Publications References Figures – 2.1, 2.2 , 2.3 Appendix – can contain original data Flow chart, typical output , lengthly derivation Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

Feedback from external Examiner Selection of topic : Satisfactory but not so relevant in today’s context.  Information Gathering & System Analysis : Satisfactory. It could have been better with relevant references. System analysis is not so detailed.  Project Management & Planning : ok. Project scheduling is completely ignored. No planning tools are used.  Requirement Definition : Good. : Well defined requirements. No proper SRS with module formations.  Requirement Analysis : Good. : The details provided in the report are not very detailed and impressive. No CASE tools are used. System Analysis : Ok : with DFD and UML diagrams are contradictory.  Design : Satisfactory. : Some industry standard templates for FS & TS document could have been used to document the design. No design methodologies adopted.  Implementation : ok. : The details provided in the report are not very detailed and impressive.  Testing : Satisfactory. : I feel that the testing is not done completely. Some important test cases are missing.  Project Report content : Satisfactory. : Lot of theoretical material included, Some material is not relevant to the subject. The technical language use to write the report could have been better.  Overall rating : Satisfactory. Monday, July 30, 2018 Seminar and Thesis : Prof. (Dr.) Shashank Joshi, BVUCOE, Pune

BAD information is WORSE than ... NO information.

Attributes of Thesis Quality This slide corresponds to Figure 1.17 on p. 26 and relates to the material on pp. 25. Timeliness Currency Frequency Time Period Dimension Time Information Quality is a function of information products whose characteristics, attributes, and dimensions help provide managers with data and information that leads to better decision making. The components of information quality can be grouped into three dimensions: The Time Dimension. In business, most information is frequently time sensitive. It is good or accurate or relevant only for a specified time period. Accordingly, the IS can be designed to provide information according to one or more time relevant dimensions: demand reporting (when it is wanted), exception reporting (when specified conditions occur), or periodic reporting (at regular time intervals). Instructor's Note: These dimensions are covered in greater detail under the Management Information Systems slide. Teaching Tip: Have students identify different time dimension needs for each level of management and give examples of information products appropriate to each level on this dimension. The Content Dimension. This dimension addresses the accuracy and completeness of the information. It is also important that, within these two parameters, the information be as concise as possible. IS design must take these considerations into account. The Form Dimension. It is also critically important that information must be attractive and easy to use. Each functional area of the organization requires that data and information products be presented on demand in the form typical of that area of specialization. This demands that IS design identify and build into the IS the capability for end users to call up information in a form they are used to working with. For example, marketing managers and production supervisors should be able to access the same data and have it converted into a format relevant to each of their areas. Accuracy Relevance Completeness Conciseness Scope performance Clarity Detail Order Presentation Media Content Dimension Form Dimension

Questions ? Monday, July 30, 2018 Process Based Generic Modelling of RTC System with special reference to VM