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Chapter I (Introduction)
This chapter covers Introduction, Statement of Problem, Objective, Scope and Structure of Thesis. Introduction introduces a brief overview of the system / study conducted and the current issues related to the system / study.
Statement of problem
It addresses the issues that make up the system / study to be run.
Objectives
It lists the goals for the system / study to be carried out. It should be in point (1... ..2... .3...) and not in paragraph form.
Scope
It discusses the limits of systems (systems and users) and studies.
Thesis Structure
It provides a summary of each chapter in your thesis. For example: This thesis contains five chapters. The first chapter discusses the introduction to the research conducted.
Chapter II (Literature Review)
This chapter describes studies conducted by other parties or / and existing computer systems / applications, in relation to the field of project underway. This chapter also describes the techniques / methods / equipment or technologies used in the implementation of the project / study. Many references need to be made in this chapter. References can be from books, conference papers, journal articles, magazines, theses or / and the Internet. All sources of reference should be clearly stated in the text content and specified in the reference list.
Chapter III (Methodology)
This chapter reports on the application / model development approach and the overall framework adopted in the system / application development or implementation of the study. The contents of this chapter cover the methods, techniques or approaches used during project design and implementation. This chapter also describes the justification of using such methods or approaches as well as the hardware and software requirements. It not only describes the function of the phase but what it actually does in that phase. For example, if the SDLC model is used, the description of each phase should be directly linked to the system to be developed, rather than the definition referenced from any source.
Chapter IV (System Analysis and Design)
Students will need to explain the expectations or work carried out including the proposal system design architecture, interface design, database design, techniques and related algorithms. This section also includes flow charts, storyboards, data flow diagrams (DFDs), structure charts, use diagrams, sequential diagrams, class diagrams or the like depending on the selected application development model (structured or object oriented).
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