Content Advice Abstract The whole case study in 10-15 lines. Do not include, references to ♦ State main objectives – What did you figures, etc., information in the investigate and why in your case study? report, background information. ♦ Describe methods – What did you do? Extract key points and condense ♦ Summarize important results – What did material you find out? ♦ State main conclusions – what do your results mean? . Introduction ♦ Describe the problem investigated. From2-3 pages Move from general to specific –for example 2. Multiplexing techniques 2.1 TDMA 2,2 FDMA 3.3 CDMA 3.4 OFDM ♦ Summarize relevant research to provide relate problems in the real world context, key terms, and concept so the to your research. Make clear links reader can understand your case study. between the problem and the ♦ Review relevant past research to Solution. Be selective in choosing Provide rational for your work. Studies to cite. ♦ Briefly describe your research – design, research, hypothesis, etc.Your system description  Here, your system description in detail.  Put all the related block diagram figures equations For example you chose OFDM  OFDM Transmitter  Channel  Receiver Block diagram Methodology ♦ How you studied the problem and what Provide enough detail for you used – materials, subjects and replication of your work. Order equipment.,measurment,software procedures chronologically. ♦ How you performed the research – Use past tense to describe what methods and procedure. you did. Don’t mix results with procedure. Conclusions Outline the success of your project when Make explanations complete. compared to the objectives that were set. Avoid speculation that cannot be ♦ Suggest further work for your research tested in the foreseeable future. area. Discuss possible reasons for ♦ Summarise the most important findings. expected or unexpected findings.EXAMPLE LAYOUT The previous pages could be interpreted and a report laid out in the following fashion ♦ Abstract ♦ Chapter 1: Introduction Introduction - Problem description - Objectives of the work - Organisation of the report ♦ Chapter 2: Background - Details of relevant theory - Review of past/reported work - Brief introduction of the proposed work/solution Methodology ♦ Chapter 3: (Appropriate title related to research) - Main work, e.g., solution approach, theory, simulation software, circuit design, etc. ♦ Chapter 4: (Appropriate title related to research) - Results and findings based on the method described in Chapter 3 ♦ Chapter 5: Evaluation - This could be optional, depending on the content of the research. This chapter provides an objective evaluation/comparison of the student's work with others. ♦ Chapter 6: Conclusion - Review of the project and reiteration of important findings - Suggestion for future work Conclusions ♦ Appendices ♦ References