Micro-project report: Part A (proposal)
- Title of the micro-project
- Brief introduction
- Aim or benefits of the micro-project
- Course outcomes addressed
- Proposed methodology
- Action plan with weekly dates and team member responsibility
- Resources required
Micro-project report: Part B (final report)
- Title
- Rationale
- Aims and benefits
- Course outcomes achieved
- Literature review
- Actual methodology followed
- Actual resources used
- Outputs of the micro-project: code, drawings, model photos, results
- Skills developed and learning outcomes
- Applications of the micro-project
Capstone project report
For the Capstone Project (CPE, 316004) follow the chapter-wise black book structure.
Tips
- Keep the micro-project report to 10 to 15 pages including the evaluation sheet
- Attach the teacher evaluation sheet (Annexure) at the end
- Use your own output screenshots or model photographs
- Map the work to the course outcomes printed in the curriculum
FAQs
How many pages is an MSBTE micro-project report?
Usually 10 to 15 pages including Part A, Part B and the evaluation sheet.
Is a micro-project required for every subject?
Micro-projects fall under self-learning assessment (SLA) for courses where the curriculum lists them. Your subject teacher will confirm which courses need one.
Last reviewed: 2026-10-11. Always follow the format your own department gives you.