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| − | The Project Proposal Report is a document that highlights the following information:
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| − | * Business Problem and Objective. (stay focus and clear)
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| − | * Motivation and scope of the project.
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| − | * Recommended solutions to the business problem (2 or 3 solutions)
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| − | * Project timeline..
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| − | * Limitations and Assumptions (state clearly).<b><p><sub>Students may handout a printed document that states the limitations and assumptions</sub></p></b>
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| − | * Methodology for the chosen solution.<b><p><sub>Students are not expected to display high level of technicality, although some amount of technical expertise and know-how will be helpful.</sub></p></b>
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| − | * ROI analysis.<b><p><sub>Students are expected to briefly highlight possible ROI that could arise from the solution. This is a good practice to train students in focusing business fundamentals and drive</sub></p></b>
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| − | * Impact analysis.<b><p><sub>Students are expected to show how the solution impacts the client as a whole</sub></p></b>
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| − | * Possible avenues for extension of the scope of project.<b><p><sub>Students may state some possible avenues of extensions whereby these extensions follow-up the recommended solution.</sub></p></b>
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| − | * Acknowledgement and credit
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| − | The students are expected to submit the proposal report by the stipulated deadline. The [[Update_of_Wikipage|wikipage]] should also be updated by then.
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