FYP Registration
Registration rules:
- For FYP-1 registration, you have to meet the eligibility criteria.
- An FYP group must consist of 2 or 3 members (Cross-departmental groups are not allowed).
- If any FYP group is taking a project with an external supervisor, then it must have an internal supervisor, who is a faculty member of the Fast School of Computing. The registration form has to be signed by the internal supervisor. The signature of the external supervisor will not entitle a student to FYP registration.
Eligibility Criteria
A student must have
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- The CGPA (>=) greater than or equal to 2.0 (not on academic warning)
- No deficiency: Earned credit hours (>=) greater than or equal to 100.
- One-course deficiency: Earned credit hours (>=) greater than or equal to 96.
- Two-course deficiency: Earned credit hours greater than or equal (>=) 92.
Registration Process for FYP-I
Once you get the email from the FYP coordination committee about the opening of FYP registration, do the following:
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Fill and submit the online registration form, FYP-1 Online Registration Form. (Only one form per group needs to be submitted.)
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Fill out the FYP-1 Registration Form, (only) get it signed by the internal supervisor at your earliest, and submit it to the FSC Academic Office. You are not required to get the HoD's signature and the FYP coordinator's signature on the form; the department will do it once you submit the form. (Only one form per group needs to be submitted. This form should contain details of all the group members).
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FYP group members with no course deficiency will have to register themselves through Flex also. (The department will not register them on Flex.)
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FYP Group members with a one-course deficiency have to write a registration approval request to the HOD. This application is to be submitted along with the FYP registration form, which contains the whole group’s information. Also, attach your transcripts to your application. You can use the template application from here.
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FYP Group members with a two-course deficiency have to write a registration approval request to the Campus Director. This application is to be submitted along with the FYP registration form, which contains the whole group’s information. Also, attach your transcripts to your application. You can use the template from the application from here.
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If you need any special Hardware or Software subscription for your FYP, please fill out the FYP Hardware/Software Requisition Form. Attach this form to the registration form and submit both to the FSC academic office. The last date for submitting the Hardware Requisition Form to the Academic Office is two weeks after the FYP Registration Deadline (in case you do not know the hardware required at the start).
The application of students with one or two deficiency courses will be handled by the department. After approval from the HOD and/or director, the department will register these students on flex within two weeks. Do not follow up for two weeks. (Do not email or directly contact the HOD or Director for approval. Your application is enough. If there is any issue with the application, the department will contact you.)
Only one registration form per group needs to be submitted. All the approval request applications by group members with one or two course deficiencies have to be attached to this registration form. For example, if 1st group member has 92 credit hours, he will attach his application to the Director, if 2nd group member has 96 credit hours, he will attach his application to the HOD, and if 3rd group member has 100 credit hours, he will directly register through Flex. 1st and 2nd group members will also attach their transcripts to the applications.
Registration Process for FYP-II
FYP-II students must register themselves only through Flex.
FYP Ideas
FYPs offered by the Faculty
If you are interested in any of the projects offered by the faculty, you can directly contact that faculty member.
FYP-1 offered by the Industry
If you are interested in any of the projects offered by the industry, do the following steps:
- Confirm that you meet all of the requirements given in the project details.
- Find an internal supervisor who is willing to supervise the industry project you are interested in.
- The internal supervisor will contact the industry focal person. After discussion and mutual agreement of the internal supervisor and industry focal person, students can get registered in FYP I (see the FYP Registration section given above)
In case you need further help, please get in touch with the FYP coordinator, Mr. Junaid Hussain.
FYP-1 Deliverable Deadlines and Details
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Deliverable Name
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Due |
Date |
| DI |
Project Proposal |
3rd week |
Fri-Sep 12, 2025 |
Proposal Defence
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5th Week |
Fri-Sep 19, 2025 |
| DII |
FYP Report
- Six Chapters (1 to 6) (R&D)
- Five Chapters (1 to 4 and 6 ) (Development)
|
8th Week |
Wed-Oct 15, 2025 |
| Midterm Evaluations |
9/10th Week
|
Fri-Oct 24, 2025
|
| DIII |
FYP Report
- Three Chapters (7, 9, and 10) (R&D)
- Two Chapters (7 and 10) (Development)
|
13th Week |
Wed-Nov 12, 2025 |
| Submission of the signed FYP report to the Academic Office |
16th Week |
Wed-Dec 03, 2025 |
| Final Evaluations |
17th Week |
Fri-Dec 12, 2025 |
Deliverable I - Project Proposal
- Download the template D1 Project Proposal Template.dotx.
- You may see Sample Project Proposals for reference.
- Follow the "General Submission Instructions" given below.
FYP Proposal Defense
- The FYP committee will share the already submitted proposals with the faculty evaluation panels.
- The faculty members will provide online feedback.
- The FYP committee will share this feedback with students.
Deliverable II - FYP Report
Download the FYP report template from this link: FYP Report Zip
You may see Sample Project Reports for reference only.
R&D Projects
Complete all the Chapters listed below and submit them as Deliverable II.
- Introduction
- Project Vision
- Literature Review and Related Applications
- Software Requirement Specifications
- Proposed Approach and Methodology
- High-level and Low-level Design
Development Projects
Complete all the Chapters as listed below and submit them as Deliverable II.
- Introduction
- Project Vision
- Related Applications
- Software Requirement Specifications
- High-level and Low-level Design
Note: The Abstract, Executive Summary, and Reference sections are compulsory for all types of projects, but the Appendix is optional. Follow the "Report Submission Instructions".
FYP Midterm Evaluations
Report Submission
- Submit the hard copy of your FYP report, signed by your supervisor, to the FSC Academic Office. The report should have double-sided printing except for the title page. The printed report should have tape binding only.
- Attach the hard copy of the Compliance Form - FYP I - Mid at the end of the report; your project supervisor should check and sign this form.
Anyone failing to submit the required documents will not be allowed to present at the Midterm Evaluations.
Presentation Details
You will prepare a presentation of 7 to 10 minutes that must cover the following:
- Problem statement and elaboration
- Scope: Things that are part of your project, which are not part of the project.
- Goals: Goals Achieved/Future Goals
- Development / R&D: Review of Related Applications, Overview of System architecture and design, to be developed, including important requirements, constraints, and limitations. R&D: Summarized Literature Review and Related Applications. Methodology of work.
- The prototype of your application or data collection, and preprocessing for experiments.
Note: Follow the "Presentation Instructions".
Deliverable III - FYP Report
Development Projects
- Updated Chapters from previous deliverables with feedback incorporated.
- Complete the chapters listed below and submit them as Deliverable III.
- Add implementation details of the prototype or a software component developed in Chapter 7, Implementation and Test Cases
- Add Chapter 10 Conclusion and Future Work, for FYP-1, it is mandatory to list down a plan of the work to be done for FYP-2.
R&D Projects
- Updated Chapters from previous deliverables with feedback incorporated.
- Complete the chapters listed below and submit them as Deliverable III.
- Add implementation details of the software component developed or subproblem solved in Chapter 7, Implementation and Test Cases
- Present the results of the experiments conducted in Chapter 9, Experimental Results and Discussion
- Add Chapter 10 Conclusion and Future Work, for FYP-1, it is mandatory to list down a plan of the work to be done for FYP-2.
Note: Along with the report, also submit your Turnitin. Plagiarism report and (Turnitin) AI report. The accepted percentage is 20% or less. You may get the (Turnitin) plagiarism report by emailing your FYP Report to the library at librarylhr@nu.edu.pk. Submission of a project prototype is not required; it will be demonstrated in your FYP Final Evaluations. Follow the "Report Submission Instructions".
FYP Final Evaluations
Report Submission
- Submit the hard copy of your updated report, signed by your supervisor, to the FSC Academic Office. The report should have double-sided printing except for the title page. The printed report should only have tape binding.
- Attach the hard copy of the Compliance Form - FYP I - Final at the end of the report; this form should be checked and signed by your project supervisor.
- Attach the hard copy of the first page Turnitin Plagiarism Report and Turnitin AI Report. The accepted percentage is 20% or less.
Anyone failing to submit the required document will not be allowed to present at the Final Evaluations.
Presentation Details
You will have to prepare a presentation of 7 to 10 minutes that must cover the following:
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- The working prototype of your application or experiments and results performed in FYP-1.
- Goals Achieved and Future Goals of FYP-2.
- Get your presentation approved by your supervisor.
Note: Follow the "Presentation Instructions".
FYP-2 Deliverable Deadlines and Details
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Deliverable Name
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Due |
Date |
| DI |
FYP Poster |
3rd week |
Fri-Sep 05, 2025 |
| Poster Evaluation |
5th Week
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Fri-Sep 19, 2025 |
| Midterm Evaluations |
9th/10th Week |
Fri-Oct 24, 2025 |
| DII |
FYP Report
- Implementation and Test Cases (Development / R&D)
- Experimental Results and Discussion (R&D)
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13th Week |
Wed-Nov 12, 2025 |
Submission of the signed FYP report to the Academic Office
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16th Week
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Wed-Dec 03, 2025 |
| Final Evaluations |
17th Week |
Fri-Dec 12, 2025 |
| Report Hard Binding Submission for Degree Clearance |
3 weeks before Convocation |
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Deliverable I - FYP Poster
The FYP poster is a condensed representation of an FYP. It should be neat, attractive, and very inviting. Posters will be evaluated by the faculty panel. Groups will be shortlisted to present their project posters at the Job Fair. This will allow showcasing your work to companies during the Job fair. FYP groups will design the posters, and the university will get all the approved FYPs printed.
The following is a list of recommended poster guidelines: You may see Sample posters for reference only.
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- The Poster size must be 24'' x 36'' or 2 x 3 feet.
- The orientation of the poster should be Portrait.
- Your poster should include the Logo of the University and the name of your department, "FAST School of Computing, Computer Science Department" at the top.
- Don't use too much text - just highlight your major points. Use bullets whenever possible.
- Make sure that the font is large enough for people to see it from a meter away.
- Illustrations and visualizations of concepts (maps, pictures, photos, design drawings, diagrams, tables, charts, graphs, "screen captures") look nice and can often say more than words.
- Make sure you spell check! (Also, note that capitalized words are often skipped by most spell checkers.)
- The top-left part may contain the title of the project, names of the group members, and the Supervisor(s).
- The top-right part may contain the Project Goals.
- The bottom part may contain the Project Plan and the list of tentative deliverables for the final FYP-1 evaluation.
- While staying within these guidelines, there is plenty of scope for individual creativity through the use of different fonts, colors, backgrounds, and graphics.
- Do not include too much information. Too much text may obscure the main message of the poster. Limit the information to the key information; rely on answering questions and on your project summary to get across the details.
- Use graphics where appropriate.
- The recommended tool for making posters is Adobe Photoshop.
Submission Instructions for FYP Poster
- You should only submit the JPEG file no need to submit the editable poster files.
- Do not submit multiple copies of the same file; only one submission will be checked.
- The names of all the submitted files should be the FYP-ID of your project only.
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FYP Poster Evaluation
- The FYP committee will share the already submitted Posters with the faculty evaluation panels.
- The faculty members will provide online feedback.
- The FYP committee will share this feedback with students.
FYP Midterm Evaluations
Report Submission
- Submit the hard copy of your FYP report, signed by your supervisor, to the FSC Academic Office. The report should have double-sided printing except for the title page. The printed report should have tape binding only.
- Attach the hard copy of the Compliance Form - FYP II - Mid at the end of the report; your project supervisor should check and sign this form.
Anyone failing to submit the required documents will not be allowed to present at the Midterm Evaluations.
Presentation Details
You will prepare a presentation of 7 to 10 minutes that must cover the following:
- Project Overview
- Demo of Working Project. You can also prepare a video to illustrate the project’s functionality (at least 70% time of the presentation should go into this)
- Explain a selected piece of code
- Plan of work for the rest of the semester
Note: Follow the "Presentation Instructions".
Deliverable II - FYP Report
Download the FYP report template from this link: FYP Report Zip
You may see Sample Project Reports for reference only.
Development / R&D Projects
- Updated Chapters from previous deliverables with feedback incorporated.
- Updated Chapter 7 Implementation and Test Cases and Chapter 10 Conclusion, and work completed.
- Complete the chapters listed below and submit them as Deliverable II.
- Add i) Test Case Design and Description, ii)Test Metrics in Chapter 7 Implementation and Test Cases
- Add Chapter 8 User Manual.
R&D Projects
- Updated Chapters from previous deliverables with feedback incorporated.
- Updated implementation details of the prototype or a software component developed in Chapter 7, Implementation and Test Cases
- Updated results of the experiments conducted in Chapter 9, Experimental Results and Discussion
- Updated Chapter 10 Conclusion and work completed.
Note: Along with the report, also submit your Turnitin. Plagiarism report and (Turnitin) AI report. The accepted percentage is 20% or less. You may get the (Turnitin) plagiarism report by emailing your FYP Report to the library at librarylhr@nu.edu.pk. Follow the "Report Submission Instructions".
FYP Final Evaluations
Report Submission
- Submit the hard copy of your FYP report, signed by your supervisor, to the FSC Academic Office. The report should have double-sided printing except for the title page. The printed report should have tape binding only.
- Attach the hard copy of the Compliance Form - FYP II - Final at the end of the report; your project supervisor should check and sign this form.
Anyone failing to submit the required document will not be allowed to present at the Final Evaluations.
Presentation Details
You will have to prepare a presentation of 7 to 10 minutes that must cover the following:
- Project Overview
- Demo of a properly tested and working Application with the source code.
- You can also prepare a video to illustrate the project’s functionality (at least 70% of the time should cover this aspect).
Note: Follow the "Presentation Instructions".
Hard Binding Submission for Degree Clearance
- Once your FYP-II grades are uploaded to Flex, you are required to submit the following to the FSC Academic Office for Degree Clearance.
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- Three hard-bound copies of your FYP report, signed by your supervisor and signed by all group members
- Three CDs containing all the FYP-related material (FYP II final report + Source code of your project + any other relevant material)
- The report should have double-sided printing except for the title page, i.e., all the pages will be printed back-to-back, and the back of the title page will be blank.
- Download the format for Binding (Cover page and Spine) FYP Binding&SpineFormat. Carefully follow all the instructions given in the document.
- Get the formal reports signed by your supervisor (on the title page). If your supervisor is on leave and you are unable to get his/her signature in person, then get the report signed by the FYP Coordinator (on the title page).
- Reports will not be accepted without the signatures of all the group members.
- Note that this submission is compulsory for your degree clearance.
FYP - Rules and General Instructions
FYP Grades
- Any student having fewer than 5 meetings with the supervisor (throughout the semester) will be awarded an F grade irrespective of his/her performance in the Midterm/Final Evaluation. Each group is ideally required to submit (to the supervisor) a one-page text of what he/she has achieved every month.
- All deliverables have to be submitted on time. A deliverable will be marked unsatisfactory
- If you do not follow the submission instructions properly, or
- The deliverable is not submitted on time or
- The deliverable is not according to the template
- If any 2 deliverables of FYP-1 or 3 deliverables combined, FYP-1 and FYP-2 have an unsatisfactory status, then the overall FYP grade will be below A-.
- If documentation signed by the supervisor is not submitted on time, before the midterm or final evaluation, then the group will not be eligible to present at FYP evaluations. Hence, the overall grade will be below A-.
- For FYP I & II, all assessments will be done on an individual basis.
Report Submission Instructions
- Submission (Date and Time) and FYP Evaluation Schedule will be shared via Google Classroom.
- Before submission, view your document in a Two-Page Layout and make sure that it follows all the formatting guidelines according to the template.
- Get your documents reviewed/approved by your supervisor before submission.
- Remove all unnecessary chapters from reports that are not part of the respective deliverables.
- The names of all the submitted files should be the FYP-ID of your project only.
- Submit a PDF file only. (Zipped/compressed/Word/Google Doc files will not be accepted)
- Do not submit multiple copies of the same file; only one submission will be checked.
- Submission of a project prototype is not required; it will be demonstrated in your FYP Evaluations.
Presentation Instructions
- Get your presentation approved by your supervisor.
- Your dress should be formal, and the medium of communication should be English.
- The faculty panel will attend your presentations and will provide feedback.
- You should keep a soft copy of your FYP report during the presentation.
- You must ensure that your documentation is always in sync with your project implementation.