Major Technical Projects (MTP)
About the SCEE major technical project
The major technical project (MTP) is a year-long project taken by B.Tech. students in their fourth year. The MTP is a capstone task which builds upon the previous three years of study taken by a B.Tech. student. It provides an opportunity to students
- to apply the knowledge gained during coursework studies,
- to learn and apply organizational and collaborative skills essential for successfully carrying out project goals
- to learn about advanced concepts and cutting-edge technologies and
- to contribute in terms of theoretical work, analysis or system development before they embark upon their professional careers.
The MTP can be taken by an individual student or by a team of students. Every MTP has faculty mentors who supervise progress throughout the duration of the project.
MTP evaluation
The overall evaluation scheme is divided into four stages with two stages in each semester, a mid-semester evaluation and an end-semester evaluation.
E: evaluation, R: report, OH: open house.
Latex Report
7th semester mid-term evaluation: 30% (E: 90, R: 10)
Date: September 3rd week
Evaluation shall be based upon
- Understanding of the project
- Methodology
- Feasibility
- Any preliminary results
- Writing and delivery of results
7th semester end-term evaluation: 70% (E: 85, R: 15)
Date: November 3rd week
Evaluation shall be based upon
- Progress of the project
- Methodology
- Feasibility
- Results
- Writing and delivery of results
8th semester mid-term evaluation: 40% (E: 90, R: 10)
Date: April 1st week
Evaluation shall be based upon
- Progress of the project
- Methodology
- Feasibility
- Results
- Writing and delivery of results
8th semester end-term evaluation: 60% (E: 60, R: 30, OH: 10)
Date: May 4th week
Evaluation shall be based upon
- Overall understanding of the project
- Methodology and novelty
- Results (demonstration, if the prototype development is also one of the objectives)
- Writing and delivery of results