Final Project: Research Paper

Research Paper Overview

The research paper for the Integrative Programming course is a comprehensive academic project designed to evaluate students' understanding and application of the course concepts. This research paper will focus on a topic chosen by each student from the course module, demonstrating their ability to explore and analyze real-world issues related to system integration and programming.

Final Project Instructions

- - Research Paper Proposal: Submit a well-organized, properly formatted document by midterm.
  - Research Paper: Submit a well-organized, properly formatted document.
  - Video Presentation: Submit the video file or link, ensuring it meets the outlined guidelines.

Midterm: Proposal Submission

Choose Your Topic:
- Select from the topics we have from the course guide.
Do your research from credible sources:
- Search information from scholar.google.com
- Interview IT professionals
Write Your Proposal:
- Prepare a proposal that includes three main chapters: Introduction, Literature Review, and Methodology. Follow the templates and outlines provided below to structure your proposal. Ensure that your proposal includes:
  - Title Page
  - Table of Contents
  - Dedication
  - Abstract
  - Chapter 1: Introduction (Background, Statement of the Proposal, Objectives, Significance)
  - Chapter 2: Literature Review (Introduction, Purpose, Related Literature, Conceptual Framework)
  - Chapter 3: Methodology (Project Implementation Plan, Steps, Research Design, Data Collection/Analysis, Timeline)
  - References
- Submit your proposal as a PDF document by midterm. This draft will lay the foundation for your final project.

Final Research Paper

Complete Your Research Paper:
- Refine and Expand Your Topic: Thoroughly review and expand on your chosen topic, ensuring that your research is comprehensive and addresses all relevant aspects.
- Update Your Research Paper: Finalize your research paper by including the following sections:
  1. Chapter 4: Results - Present the findings of your research with clear data and analysis.
  2. Chapter 5: Discussion - Discuss the implications of your findings, address any challenges encountered, and provide a detailed analysis.
- Finalize Your Documentation: Ensure that your references are updated, correctly formatted, and include all sources cited in your research.
Submit Your Research Paper:
- Format: The final research paper must be submitted in PDF format.
- Content: Your paper should reflect your complete research process, including detailed analysis, findings, and conclusions on how your topic addresses the chosen problem and any technical challenges faced.

Video Presentation

Prepare Your Video Presentation:
- Showcase Your Research Paper: Create a video that summarizes your research paper, highlighting key findings, design choices, and how the research meets the project objectives.
- Include Demonstrations: If applicable, demonstrate any practical applications or related work that supports your research findings.
- Ensure Professional Quality: The video should be clear, engaging, and professional, with good video and audio quality.
Presentation Format:
- Recorded Video: You can submit a recorded video presentation that clearly showcases your work and the results of your efforts.

Submission Details:

Final Research Paper: Submit the PDF version by December 4.
Video Presentation: Submit the video file or link by December 4.

Ensure both the research paper and video presentation are completed to a high standard, reflecting the depth of your research and the quality of your work.

Submission Guidelines:

Submission Details:

Final Research Paper: Submit the PDF version by December 4.
Video Presentation: Submit the video file or link by December 4.

Examples of Thesis from University of the Philippines

The following section provides access to example thesis papers created by students from the University of the Philippines. These papers are made available strictly for educational and reference purposes. They are intended to guide you in understanding the format, structure, and approach to writing your own mini thesis.

Please note:

Do not copy any part of these theses. Plagiarism is a serious violation of academic integrity and will not be tolerated.
Use these examples as references to inspire and inform your work, but ensure that your project is original and reflects your own understanding and effort.

Always strive to produce authentic work based on your own research, analysis, and creativity.

MMS200 Proposal.pdf

2023.October.19.DelaCruz.Gerold.MMS200FinalReport.pdf

2023.09.2.Cortez.MickeyAngel.MMS200FinalReport.pdf

MINI_THESIS_FINAL_pdf.pdf

Template - Please Follow This Format

Class Code_GroupNumber and Name_Topic

🎥 Final Project Video Presentation Guidelines 🎥

Your final project must be presented either live or through a well-structured, informative video. Below are the specific guidelines to ensure your video meets the required standards:

Video Guidelines:

Informative and Clear – Your video should provide a clear overview of your website, demonstrating all key features and explaining how it solves a real-world problem.
Include Your Face – Make sure to introduce yourself in the video. Personal presentation is key to engaging your audience and making your project more relatable.
Incorporate Additional Footage – Support your explanation with relevant videos or references, such as:
- Interviews with users or stakeholders
- Screen recordings of your website’s functionalities
- Footage of related places, organizations, or news reports
Credibility and Credits – Any external videos, references, data, or interviews you include must be properly credited. Ensure all materials used are from verified and credible sources.
Professional Editing – Aim for good video quality, clear audio, and smooth transitions to maintain professionalism throughout the presentation.
Length – Your video should be informative but concise, lasting between 8 to 12 minutes.

Sample Videos:

To help you understand the quality and structure expected, here are sample videos from my own projects. These videos have received perfect to high ratings from both instructors and audiences alike. Use these samples for inspiration but remember to present your unique work.

Make sure to follow these guidelines carefully to ensure your video presentation reflects both your technical and communication skills.

Outline of your Research Paper

Midterm Proposal Outline (Draft Submission)

1. Title Page

Project Title
Student Name
Instructor Name
Date of Submission

2. Table of Contents

List of Sections and Subsections with Page Numbers

3. Dedication

Optional personal dedication

4. Abstract

Brief summary of the proposal (150-200 words)

5. Introduction

Background: Overview of the project and its context
Statement of the Proposal: What the project will achieve
Objectives of the Study: Clear goals
Significance of the Study: Why this project is important

6. Literature Review

Introduction to Literature Review: Purpose of the literature review
Purpose of Reviewing: Why reviewing relevant literature is crucial
Review of Related Literature: Summarize and analyze existing works
Relevance: How the literature relates to the proposed project
Conceptual Framework: Diagram or explanation of key concepts

7. Methodology

Proposed Methodology: Methods used to achieve objectives
Project Implementation Plan: Steps to implement the website design
Research Design: Approach to collecting and analyzing data
Data Collection: How information will be gathered
Data Analysis: Methods of interpreting collected data
Timeline: Milestones and deadlines for completion

8. References

Properly formatted list of sources used in the proposal

9. Screenshots

Early design and layout of the Wordpress website draft (can be included within the methodology chapter)

Final Project Outline (MINI THESIS FINAL)

1. Title Page

Project Title
Student Name
Instructor Name
Date of Submission

2. Table of Contents

Updated list of sections and subsections with page numbers

3. Dedication

Optional personal dedication

4. Abstract

Brief summary of the final project (150-200 words)

5. Introduction

Background: Overview of the project and its context
Statement of the Proposal: What the project has achieved
Objectives of the Study: Clear goals and whether they were met
Significance of the Study: The impact of the project

6. Literature Review

Introduction to Literature Review: Purpose of the literature review
Purpose of Reviewing: Why reviewing relevant literature was crucial
Review of Related Literature: Summarize and analyze relevant works
Relevance: How the literature relates to the project
Conceptual Framework: Diagram or explanation of key concepts

7. Methodology

Proposed Methodology: Recap of methods used to achieve objectives
Project Implementation Plan: Execution steps for the website design
Research Design: Approach to collecting and analyzing data
Data Collection: How information was gathered
Data Analysis: Methods of interpreting the data
Timeline: Finalized timeline with completion milestones

8. Results

Summary of Findings: Outcome of the website design and any challenges
Data Presentation: Visual aids (charts, screenshots) to support results

9. Discussion

Analysis: Interpretation of the results
Implications: What the results mean for the system integration and architecture
Limitations: Any challenges or limitations encountered

10. Conclusion

Summary of Work: Recap of the entire project
Future Recommendations: Suggestions for further improvements

11. References

Updated and properly formatted list of all sources used

12. Appendices

Screenshots: Final design and layout of the Wordpress website
Other Supporting Documentation: Any additional relevant materials

Final Submission Instructions:

All mini thesis, proposals, and academic papers must be submitted in the following format:

Document File: Submit a digital copy in a document file format (e.g., .docx or .pdf).
Hard Copy: Submit a physical copy, bound with a hard cover, covered in a folder, and secured with a fastener. The title of the paper must be printed on the front cover along with the names of the authors or members who contributed.

These documents will be reviewed and may be used in the library for reference by future students. This process not only enhances your skills in academic writing and deepens your knowledge on the covered topic but also contributes to the academic community. Your work will serve as a valuable resource for your peers and future students, supporting the ongoing exchange of knowledge and fostering a collaborative learning environment.

Your name will be on the project, and you should take pride in contributing to a meaningful and useful resource.

Make your submission through google classroom. Go to "classwork" and submit your draft or final proposal.

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