Write Course Work in “Design and Implementation of Smart irrigation system for Farm”. I have uploaded my “Proposal” read it to know the idea of this CW.
Aim:
To assess the student ability to apply research methods in a real scenario that will produce a high-quality literature review, data analysis and other technical approaches to the chosen project topic.
Learning Outcomes:
-Illustrate the aims and objectives of project
-Evaluate the literature relevant to a chosen project topic
-Evaluate a range of data analysis methods, experimental methods, alternative approaches in relation to specific project objectives
-Develop a research proposal and plan for a research project in an appropriate area relevant to the programme of study
-Examine the ethical and environmental issues involved in undertaking research-based project work
-Predict resource issues such as time, materials and equipment
Task(s)
A critical study report of the project work undertaken and done during Research Methodology stage has to be presented in this coursework and shall be called the critical study report. This report should have a clear start beginning with the introduction to the project and end at the pre-design stage. Information within submissions should also be logical and well grouped. Students are advised to follow the instructions given below to present the Critical Study Report.
Critical Study Report should be structured and submitted in the order as given below:
1. 1st page – Details of the Project (as per template given in page 4)
2. Abstract
3. Table of contents
4. List of Figures
5. List of Tables
6. List of Symbols
7. Chapter 1: Introduction
8. Chapter 2: Literature review
9. Chapter 3: Data Analysis/ Pre-Design
10. Conclusion
11. Future work to be carried out in Technical Project.
12. Gantt Chart
13. References
14. Formal Project Proposal (Approved)
15. Project Risk Assessment form
You are expected to present the following contents under each heading:
Abstract
The Abstract may contain description of the topic, need of the present study, important applications of the topic, brief description about previous literatures, predesign, future work to be carried out in Technical Project and conclusions. The word count is limited to 250.
Chapter 1: Introduction
The introduction may contain overall view of the topic, Identification of the need, Problem description, Objectives, Scope, Value & Importance of the research and feasibility study.
The student may provide introduction to the research problems pertaining to the project with detailed explanation.
Chapter 2: Literature review
The students are expected to critically evaluate minimum of five previous literatures pertaining to their project topic that contain key finding of previous authors such as methodology adopted, parameters used, results obtained and important conclusions along with shortcomings / gap areas. In text citation must be made without fail. The in text citation and referencing should be in CCE Harvard referencing style. This chapter should precisely link the present study to the collected literature with gap areas identified. Finally a chapter summary may be presented.
Chapter 3: Data Analysis / Pre-Design
Students may provide statistical tools planned to use in Technical Project (TP), 2-D, 3-D drawings, Proposed model/ circuit diagram, other data interpretations using graphs, surveys results, case studies, research plans, activity flow charts, Gantt charts etc. The outcome of this chapter would be useful to do the experimentation, fabrication and associated detailed analysis of the research problem during TP stage. Finally, a chapter summary may be presented.
Conclusion & Future work:
The conclusion made in the report should correlate with the aims and objectives of the project.
Future works planned for Technical Project stage are to be mentioned.
*** Words count = 5700 words.
*** In-Text Citations and References using Harvard style.
*** I have uploaded “Proposal” read it to know the idea.
*** I’ve uploaded three (3) files:
-“Sample” file which is a previous work.
-“Instructions for presentation in MS Word” file, it shows the structure of this report.
-“Extra Material” file has additional information.
American Psychological Association. (2020). Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th Ed.). Washington, DC: Author.
Fink, A. (2013). Evidence-based public health practice. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. ISBN-13: 9781412997447
Jacobsen, K. H. (2017). Introduction to health research methods: A practical guide (2nd ed.). Burlington, MA: Jones and Bartlett. ISBN-13: 9781284094381- Custom (Available as a custom eBook – includes only Chapters 26 and 27)
PUB-690 Capstone Guide
Option 1 – Grant Proposal
Description
A grant proposal is an organized, persuasive request for funding for an intervention to address a specific issue or problem. In public health, this request for funding can be directed to foundations, nonprofit organizations, or government agencies, such as local/state health departments or federal health agencies. A grant proposal is also a means by which an organization can engage a funder as a partner in impacting change within communities to improve health outcomes. In PUB-620, you explored and practiced preparing some of the elements of a grant proposal, including goals and objectives, an implementation plan, and a budget.
A completed grant proposal, in practice, will vary depending on the requirements of the funder. For the purposes of this course, your final grant proposal should include the following components:
Abstract/Summary – A one-page summary of the overall intervention – placed at the beginning of your final proposal (before the Background/Review of Literature) for submission at the end of Week 16.
Background and Review of Literature – A summary of the previous research and history relevant to a proposed intervention.
Statement of Need – Facts and evidence to support the need for a proposed intervention. This should also describe and establish the requesting organization’s ability to address the need.
Description of Proposed Intervention – Description of what you intend to do. It answers the questions, “What is your proposed intervention?” and “Why is it important?” and builds a case for why you should be funded.
Goals and Objectives – Goals are the overall statements of what the proposed intervention intends to accomplish. Objectives reflect the steps toward achieving the goals. Objectives should be developed using S.M.A.R.T. criteria (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-Oriented).
Methodology and Design – Description of the overall strategy, methodology, and analyses to be used to accomplish the stated goals and objectives; answers the question “How will you accomplish your stated objectives?” as well as “Why is this the best approach?”
Implementation Plan – A description and timeline of the specific planned activities related to the proposed intervention, data collection tools, identification of who will complete the activities, and what outcomes will be achieved. The implementation plan should be presented in a table format.
Evaluation Framework and Plan – Outlines the plan for determining the success of the project during implementation (process evaluation) and at the end of implementing the project (outcome evaluation). Process and outcome measures should be described, including what data are needed and how data will be collected to determine success.
Dissemination of Intervention Outcomes – Description of your communication strategy to stakeholders regarding the results of this intervention. Answers the questions, “Who will you target?” and “How will you communicate results?”
Budget and Budget Narrative – Outlines the funding requested for the proposed intervention. Budget narrative should provide justification for the requested funds and indicate how the proposed intervention will be sustainable after funding ends. Present the budget in a table format, followed by the budget narrative.
References
Deliverables
The deliverables for your grant proposal will be submitted in WEEKS 5, 8, 12, and 16. For WEEKS 5, 8, and 12, you will work on three separate parts of your project, according to the deliverable schedule provided below. In Week 16, you will submit your final, completed project, including all revisions or suggested edits made by your instructor.
For each of the four deliverables (Parts 1-3 and Final Project), include a copy of the appropriate rubric (provided in this Capstone Guide) at the end of the deliverable. Your instructor will use this rubric when reviewing and grading the deliverable.
Deliverable
Due Date
Components Due
Part 1
Topic 5
II, III
Part 2
Topic 8
IV, V, VI, VII
Part 3
Topic 12
VIII, IX, X
Final Project
Topic 16
I-XI
Descriptions of the four deliverables, including criteria, requirements, and instructions for completion are provided below:
MPH Capstone Project Part 1 (Week 5)
The Background and Review of Literature section synthesizes the literature related to your health issue. This section should be structured so that it summarizes previous research and history relevant to your health issue and proposed intervention, as well as how your proposed intervention, program/project, service, or initiative will help to address the health issue. You will also describe the problem this intervention addresses and the need for the proposed intervention. A helpful resource, “PUB-690: Literature Review Summary Table” (ATTACHED), has been provided to assist you with organizing and preparing your literature review. This template can be used to summarize 10-15 scholarly sources related to your chosen health issue. The table allows you to summarize the research studies you will use as evidence for your capstone option. The essential components of each study, such as research design, study characteristics, data collection methods, and key findings, are to be added in each section of the template to help you evaluate each study’s scientific merit, strengths, and limitations. The deliverable should be between 1,500 and 1,750 words, and will include these parts of your capstone project:
Background and Review of Literature – A summary of the previous research and history relevant to a proposed intervention.
Description of Proposed Intervention – Description of what you intend to do. It answers the questions, “What is your proposed intervention?” and “Why is it important?” and builds a case for why you should be funded.
Goals and Objectives – Goals are the overall statements of what the proposed intervention intends to accomplish. Objectives reflect the steps toward achieving the goals. Objectives should be developed using S.M.A.R.T. criteria (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-Oriented).
Methodology and Design – Description of the overall strategy, methodology, and analyses to be used to accomplish the stated goals and objectives; answers the question “How will you accomplish your stated objectives?” as well as “Why is this the best approach?”
Implementation Plan – A description and timeline of the specific planned activities related to the proposed intervention, data collection tools, identification of who will complete the activities, and what outcomes will be achieved. The implementation plan should be presented in a table format.
Evaluation Framework and Plan – Outlines the plan for determining the success of the project during implementation (process evaluation) and at the end of implementing the project (outcome evaluation); process and outcome measures should be described, including what data are needed and how data will be collected to determine success.
Dissemination of Intervention Outcomes – Description of your communication strategy to stakeholders regarding the results of this intervention; answers the questions: “Who will you target?” “How will you communicate results?”
Budget and Budget Narrative – Outlines the funding requested for the proposed intervention; budget narrative should provide justification for the requested funds; indicates how the proposed intervention will be sustainable after funding ends. Present the budget in a table format, followed by the budget narrative.
MPH Capstone Project Part 2 (Week 8)
The deliverable for Topic 8 will focus on describing your proposed intervention goals and objectives; a description of the proposed intervention; the methodology for your proposed intervention; and an implementation plan. The deliverable should be between 1,000 and 1,250 words, not including tables, and will include the following components of your project:
MPH Capstone Project Part 3 (Week 12)
The deliverable for Topic 12 will focus on the evaluation framework and plan for the proposed intervention, a plan for dissemination of outcomes, and a budget and budget narrative. The deliverable should be between 750-1,000 words, not including the budget table, and include the following parts of your project:
MPH Capstone Project – Final Project (Week 16)
In Week 16, you will submit your final, completed project. Your project should include revised sections of the parts submitted in WEEKS 5, 8, and 12, and include new elements that you have not previously submitted for review: The Abstract/Summary, and a complete list of References.
The final project will include the following final components in the order listed:
Abstract/Summary
Background and Review of Literature
Statement of Need
Description of Proposed Intervention
Goals and Objectives
Methodology and Design
Implementation Plan
Evaluation Framework and Plan
Dissemination of Intervention Outcomes
Budget and Budget Narrative
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