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Guidelines for M.Sc. Engg./M. Engg. thesis proposal presentation in the department of CSE, BUET

The students of department of CSE, BUET are instructed to focus on the following points during their M.Sc. Engg./M. Engg. thesis proposal presentation:

» 1. Problem Statement: A clear definition of the problem at hand with examples and illustrations is expected. » 2. Present State/Literature: A brief literature review, i.e., the present state of the problem is expected. » 3. Limitations of current state of the art (if any): If there is any limitation of the current state of the art, it must be discussed. » 4. Objectives and Outcomes: The objectives and the outcomes must be spelled out clearly. » 5. Methodology: The methodology to conduct the research must be discussed. If some progress has already been made, this can be presented briefly. For experimental work the description of experimental setup including datasets must be presented. » 6. Presentation: The presentation skill of the student will be judged. The timing will be strict and he will be stopped abruptly when the time is up and the members may evaluate only based on what has been presented. Currently, the timing has been set to 15 minutes. » 7. Q&A performance: The ability to handle the Q&A will be judged here.

Note that for the written proposal the CASR approved format word limitations must be followed strictly and accurately.

Steps for Proposal Submission

Guideline for Proposal presentation [<= 10 Mins]

1. Introduction and Literature Review: (   a. Present a succinct introduction on the problem and give some preliminaries   b. Highlight research gaps (and hence core contributions): a gap-contribution mapping may be presented here.   c. When discussing literature, mention ; a list of references at the end of a presentation is not that meaningful. Preferably, present a brief table with all results discussed. 2. Objective and Outcome: (   a. Follow the thesis proposal and present briefly.   b. Link the objective to the outcomes (preferably through a pictorial mapping) 3. Methods (   a. Present the methodology succinctly. Should include, but not be limited to the following (as and when appropriate):     1) methodological components: Strongly recommended to add a schematic diagram of the methods.     2) datasets and experimental design (if appropriate).     3) Proof/Algorithmic idea/sketch (if appropriate).     4) evaluation metrics and plan of comparison. 4. Preliminary results (Optional; only if time permits)   a. You may present some results. NOT NECESSARY 5. Conclusion ( 6. Back-up slides should be ready in case more explanation/information is sought by the members

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Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technolog (BUET) Thesis Template

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UoB guidelines : The dissertation must be printed on A4 white paper. Paper up to A3 may be used for maps, plans, diagrams and illustrative material. Pages (apart from the preliminary pages) should normally be double-sided. Memoir class loads useful packages by default (see manual).

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Proposal process and defense.

Data collection may not begin until the Dissertation Proposal has been successfully defended and the study has received IRB approval. 

The Dissertation Proposal

The Proposal should be prepared in accordance with UTC formatting/APA style guidelines and should include a committee page similar to the committee page for the Dissertation, as shown in the Thesis and Dissertation Standards (link:  Thesis and Dissertation ). The Dissertation Proposal should also include a Title page which replaces the word “Dissertation” with “Proposal.”

The Proposal includes the first three chapters (Introduction, Literature Review, and Methodology) and their traditional elements, the References, and appropriate Appendices (surveys, assessments, measurement scales). The Proposal typically begins with a description of the context or background for the research question(s) in the study. It also defines key terms and variables and identifies hypotheses.

For additional information, please refer to  Writing the winning thesis or dissertation: A step by step guide  by Joyner, Rouse, and Glatthorn. 

The Proposal PowerPoint

The Proposal defense includes a 20-25 minute PowerPoint presentation. The candidate will provide the Chair with a draft of the Proposal PowerPoint presentation  at least 14 days prior to  the Proposal defense.

The Proposal PowerPoint should focus on the research design process and should not typically exceed 14 slides total (not including references). The Proposal PowerPoint recommended organization follows:

• 1-2 slides introducing the topic
• 2-4 slides summarizing the background/literature (Chapter 2)
• 5-8 slides describing the research questions and research design process (Chapter 3)
• Slide(s) with references 

Defense and Approval of the Dissertation Proposal

The Proposal defense serves as an opportunity for the candidate to share with the Committee a complete first three chapters of the proposed study that is a comprehensive and well-defined plan for the dissertation. The format of the Proposal defense is a 20-25 minute brief and succinct presentation (including the PowerPoint presentation guidelines above) followed by questions from the Committee. The Dissertation Chair will determine when the Proposal is ready for review by the committee. The Chair provides the Committee with the draft manuscript  at least 14 days prior to the Proposal defense. The Chair will then contact the candidate and Committee to set a Proposal defense date and time (allotting 90 minutes). Once the date and time have been established, the Chair will notify the Program Office ( [email protected] ). The Program Office will distribute appointment invites for the defense. 

Candidates are expected to dress in professional business attire for the defense presentation. On the day of Proposal defense, the candidate will make a brief and succinct overview of the Proposal, ensuring that the following major points are addressed in a thorough yet clear manner:

• Significance of the proposed research
• A summary of key points extracted from the literature on the topic
• A description of the conceptual framework and how the problem will be measured or assessed
• A proposal for analysis and interpretation of data or evidence

The Proposal defense requires demonstration of two elements: 

• The candidate, Chair, and Committee have thought deeply and carefully about the Proposal; the “big picture” is defensible
• The candidate is able to weigh the suggestions of the Committee and accept those that will strengthen the study

Following the candidate’s presentation, each Committee member will be given the opportunity to present questions to the candidate; this is intended to probe the candidate’s understanding of the Proposal and to clarify, to both the candidate and Committee members, information which has been presented. Committee members may also suggest changes in any aspect of the Proposal at this point. It is imperative to remember that opinions may differ; should differences arise, the Chair will provide guidance.

After all Committee members have had opportunities to ask questions and make suggestions or comments, the Committee will deliberate and determine whether or not the Proposal has been successfully defended and can be approved. An approved Dissertation Proposal functions as a document/plan specifying that, assuming the candidate carries out the project as described in the Proposal, the Committee cannot find the Dissertation defense unacceptable based solely upon the research plan. However, it is important to note that approval of a Proposal does not ensure approval of Chapters 1-3 when defending the Dissertation.  

• If upon completion of the Proposal defense, the Proposal is not ready for approval, the Chair will notify the Program Office ( [email protected] ) to hold the Examination Results Form. The candidate will work with the Chair to complete the Proposal based upon the Committee’s feedback and another defense meeting will be convened within a time frame agreed upon by the Dissertation Committee.
• If there are revisions needed for the Proposal, the Chair will notify the Program Office ( [email protected] ) to hold the Examination Results Form. Once the requested revisions have been made and approved, the Chair will submit a copy of the manuscript to the Program Office and request that the Program Office circulate the Examination Results Form from each Committee member and the Program Director/Advisor.
• If the Proposal is approved (with no revisions), the Chair will submit a copy of the manuscript to the Program Office ( [email protected] ) and request that the Program Office circulate the Examination Results Form for digital signatures from each Committee member and the Program Director/Advisor. 

Once the Proposal has been approved by the committee and Program Director/Advisor, the candidate may move forward with the IRB application process (link:  Academic Research Integrity ).  Data collection may not begin until the Dissertation Proposal has been successfully defended and the study has received IRB approval. 

Minimum Degree Credit Hours 

The Leadership and Decision-Making doctoral degree requires a minimum of 76 total graduate credit hours. Each Ph.D. candidate is required to successfully complete a minimum of 15 Dissertation credit hours and defend the Dissertation. Ph.D. candidates who do not complete the Dissertation hours within the 15 credit hour time frame must take an additional 2 Dissertation credit hours each semester through graduation. The candidate must be enrolled in a minimum of 2 Dissertation credits (LEAD 7999) during the semester in which the Final Dissertation Defense is held.  

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