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Kartikay Bansal, who recently finished the GRMI's post-graduate diploma in risk management, Conducted a research study on "Advanced phishing
RESEARCH STUDY ON ADVANCED PHISHING ATTACKS
Kartikay Bansal, who recently finished the GRMI's post-graduate diploma in risk management, Conducted a research study on "Advanced phishing
RESEARCH STUDY ON ADVANCED PHISHING ATTACKS
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SCDL PROJECT GUIDELINES FOR ( PGDRM, PGDCRM, PGDIM & PGDSCM )
1. Understanding the significance of a Project Report
Many learners underestimateThe significance of a project report and
make a mistake of thinking that excellent
marks can be scored by simply producin
g a good lay-out. This is fundamentally not
the case as many projects are graded
well below their Potential because of an
indifferent or poor write-up. In order to
acquire the right Balance, a learner should
consider the aim behind making a good project.
It provides the opportunity for a learner to de
monstrate independence and originality, to plan
and organize the project work, and to put into
practice some of the techniques a learner has
been taught throughout the program.
2. Meaning of a Project
The word project actually means something that comes before anything else is done.
A project can be defined as a temporary Endeavour
undertaken to achieve a particular aim or it
is a study of factual information for comprehend
ing and applying the various concepts of the
course into practice. In simple words, a pr
oject can be understood as mentioned under :
i) It is a practice of verifica
tion or demonstration of concepts
or hypotheses or processes
learnt.
ii) It is also a technique of self-learning,
learning by doing. It has a practical value.
iii) The purpose of project is not to generalize
but to study the situatio
n with a practical
orientation.
3. Application of Research Methodology to Project Work
SCDL allows learners to take up any topic of
their interest and choice for project work. For
example, the learners one year program (PGD
RM/PGDSCM) should carry out their project
work only in the functional areas .Learners shou
ld select topics from their area of choice.
Although an illustrative list of the
topics is being given at the end in order to give an idea about
project topics or titles of the pr
oject, learners are nevertheless advised not to restrict themselves
only to the topics specified. SCDL gives liber
ty to choose any topic relevant to a learner’s
specialization.
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Steps in Research Process
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Defining the problem and Project Objectives
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Designing Project Plan
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Collecting Data
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Analysis of Data
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Interpretation and reporting the findings
4. Project Supervisor (Guide)
Projects can be guided by any Post Gradua
te degree holder with/without a Doctorate
Degree working in an academic institution (preferably teaching MBA/Management
Course) or a person working in the manager
ial cadre in any industrial/business/IT
organisation. Learners must take advice and sugge
stions from their guides from time to time.
5. Project Selection
The project can be selected in various ways like
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Select a company/organization/institute concerned.
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Discuss with concerned persons, your
specific requirements and select the
Subject/topic in their consultation.
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Discuss with your faculty concerned, before
making a choice of your subject/topic.
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Consult experts in the field to make a right choice of the subject.
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Study various articles/news items etc.
appearing in dailies, weekly, monthly
magazines to look for a desired topic.
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Discussions with the relevant firm
may help select a proper topic.
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A critical eye can help you spot
the right topic for your project.
6. Project Proposal
Once the learner decides the Project topic, he/she
should prepare a proposal as per the format
given in the next page. This format should be
considered as ANNEXURE 1 of the Project report
by the learners. The Proposal should not be more than 5 to 6 pages
In other words, the project proposal need not be sent separately.
7. Format of Proposal
Name of the Learner ______________________________________________
Registration Number _______________________________________________
Program Name ____________________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
Proposal must carry the following information
1) Title of the Project
2) Objectives_ Need & importance for the topic
3) Methodology and Procedure of Work
4) Statistical Techniques to be used (If any)
5) Chapterization
6) Detailed Information of Guide: Name
, Address, Qualification, Designation,
Special Field of Work, Ex
perience, Any Other Important Information
8. Technical specifications of the project report
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Paper : A4 size Bond Paper only (11″x 8.5″)
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Fonts : Times New Roman, 12 font size, ‘1.5’ spacing
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Margin : Left 35 mm, Right 20mm, Top 35mm, Bottom 20mm
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Binding : Rexin Black Bound or Plastic & spiral bound
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First (Preliminary) page should have the following information:
i) Top : The Title in BLOCK CAPITALS
ii) Centre : Full name of the student in
Capital letters & Registration Number
iii) Bottom : Name of the Institute (i.e. SCDL),
in Block Capitals, and the Academic year
9. Instructions for the preparation of hard copy of the Project Report
Learners should note the following important points regarding project work :
1) The title of the project report should not be
the same as the objectives, as there can be
more than one objective for a particular study.
2) Each objective will have at least
one or more findings and suggestions.
3) Each objective must have relevant questi
ons in the questionnaire and/or interview
schedule.
4) Learner must ensure adequate coverage of
the topic in general and objectives in
particular.
5) Colored figures/diagrams/graphs/tables w
ill add value to the presentation of the
report. Every table and diagrammatic
representation should
have a serial number
and a caption.
6) All project reports are to be sent by post or
delivered personally at the address of
SCDL main campus. Learners should submit the draft of the project report to the
Project Guide before the final submission
and make the necessary changes,
corrections as suggested by the guide.
7) Project report should be of minimum 30pag
es hard copy for all one year programs.
(Not applicable for PGDID programs.)
Learners have to strictly follow the dead
line for submission of the project report.
Project reports received afte
r the deadline will not be evaluated.
Important Note
(a) For one year programs, project report must
be submitted within three months after
completion of the second semester.
(b) While sending the project report to Symb
iosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL),
please mention (on the top of the envelope) “PROJECT REPORT for
program………..”.
10. No Objection Certificate
If the project is carried out in an organization,
a certificate of the CEO or any other authorized
person of the organization is necessary, mentioni
ng that the organization has no objection in
publishing the findings of the project study.
The certificate should bear the name of the
authority with signature and company stamp.
Alternatively, the certificate should be given
on the company’s letterhead and signed by the
company’s authorized person.
11 (a) FOR EMPLOYED LEARNERS
SPECIMEN NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that ………………………………….. (learner’s name) is an employee of this
institute/organisation for the past ……………..
We have no objection for him/her to ca
rry out a project work titled “…………………”
in our organisation and for submitting the same to
the Director, SCDL as a part of fulfillment of
the …………….. Program.
We wish him/her all the success.
Seal of the company Signature of the compet
ent authority of the Institute/Organization
Place:
Date:
11(b) FOR NON EMPLOYED LEARNERS SPECIMEN
NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that ……….. (Learner’s name)
is permitted to use relevant data/information
of this organisation for his/her projec
t in fulfillment of the …………….. Program.
We wish him/her all the success.
Seal of the company Signatur
e of the competent authority
of the Institute/Organization
Place :
Date :
CERTIFICATE/DECLARATION REGARDING ORIGINALITY
This is to be given by the learner and the su
pervisor (guide) indicating that this project
work is original and submitted for the first time.
SPECIMEN
11(c) DECLARATION BY THE LEARNER
This is to declare that I have carried out this
project work myself in part fulfillment of the
……………………. Program of SCDL
The work is original, has not been copied from
anywhere else and has not been submitted to
any other University/Institute fo
r an award of any degree/diploma.
Date : Signature :
Place : Name :
SPECIMEN
11(d) CERTIFICATE OF SUPERVISOR (GUIDE)
Certified that the work incorporated in th
is Project Report…………….. (Title) submitted by
…………….. (Learner’s name) is his/her original
work and completed under my supervision.
Material obtained from other sources has b
een duly acknowledged in the Project Report.
Date : Signature of Guide
Place :
12. Chapterization (For Programs other than PGDIT/PGDID)
i) No Objection Certificate
ii) Declaration by the Learner
iii) Certificate by the Supervisor
Chapters Page Nos.
1. Introduction…………………
………………………………………………….
2. Objectives and Scop
e…………………………………………………………..
3. Limitations …………………
………………………………….
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4. Theoretical Perspective ………………………………………………………….
5. Methodology and Procedure of Work ……………………………………….
6. Analysis of Data ………………………………………………………………….
7. Findings, Inferences and Recommendations…………………………………..
8. Conclusion……………………
………………………………………………..
9. Summary of the Project Report
ANNEXURES
I) Proposal
II) References
III) List of Figures, C
harts, Diagrams……………………………
IV) List of Tables ………………………………………………
(Note: The “No Objection” Certificate and the Declaration Certificate of the learner
And the supervisor will be a part
of the hard bound Project Report.)
12. Scheme of Assessment
and Evaluation of Project
Sr. No. Item of Assessment
1. Area and topic selected for the project work
2. Need of the project topic and statem
ent of objectives of the project work
3. Methodology and procedure of the project work
4. Tools of data collection
5. Presentation of collected data tabulation
, diagrams, graphs etc. in a concise form
6. Analysis of data
7. Use of statistical techniques for analyzing of data
8. Findings, inferences, their educational implications and recommendations.
9. Preliminary pages of the project report, typing, binding and get-up of the report
10. Overall impression about the project work
and its presentation in the report form
Project Topics for Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
1. Developing an Analytical
CRM for a Wholesale dealer.
2.
CRM plan at an electronic shop – a study.
3.
Identifying weaknesses in a CRM system in a super market.
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Scope of strengthening a CRM programme
a computer training institute.
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Studying the effectiveness of a
CRM system of an IT company.
6 A study of CRM system in International bank.
7 Factors that
will strengthen CRM in a public sector insurance company.
8 CRM system in a company – a detailed analysis.
9 How to make
awareness about requirement of
a useful CRM system in
service sector.
10 Study
of CRM being implemented by an organization.
11 Conducting SWOT of a CRM system being implemented.
12 Study of Customer loyalty programme of a company.
13 Critical analysis of a CRM programme.
14 Study of CRM as a competitive advantage.
15 Study of Implementation of CRM in a company.
16 Actual implementation and taking part in it.
17 Preparation of an organization for CRM.
18 To study role of a call centre in CRM development.
19 Study of ‘touch points’ i.
e. Customer contact points with an organization
and to comment on effectiveness and handling of the same.
20 Study of Sales force automation in an organization.
21 Study Data management – Data warehousing tools being used by an
organization.
22 Comparison of CRM implemented by tw
o companies in same or different fields.
23 Study of CRM by a fortune 500 company.
24 Study of CRM failure at an organization.
Project Topics for PGDIM
1 Revised mediclaim Insurance plan 2007
2 Scenario of Health
Insurance in India
3 Marketing v/s selling in
Indian Insurance Environment
4 Overseas Mediclaim Insurance
5 Term plan of Kotak Mahendra
6 Life insurance for accidents
7 Retirement solution of ICICI and planning
8 Cargo insurance in India
9 Motor vehicle insurance and its impact on people
10 Benefits of “Home and fam
ily protector insurance policy
11 Personal Accident Claim
12 Gramin Personal Accident Insurance
13 Passenger Flight Insurance
14 Rajrajeshwari Mahila Kalyan Bima Yojana
15 Bhagyashree Vima Yojana
16 Rasta Appatti Kavach yojna
17 Fire insurance of Properties &Scope of Fire Insurance
Project Topics for Retail Management
1.
To evaluate the Impact of POP displa
y on the customer buying behavior
2.
To compare the CRM strategy of different retail formats
3.
To understand the category management in a supermarket
4.
To identify significance of CRM in retail sector
5.
A study of automotive retail managem
ent structure in an organization.
6.
To find out the role of SCM in an organization.
7.
To understand retail store operations in ABC.
8.
To evaluate retail strategies of a mall.
9.
To understand role of applied re
tail research in an organization.
10.
To analyse visual merchandising an
d space is planning in a mall.
11.
To analyse promotional tactics in retail sector.
12.
A detailed study of relation
between location and retailing.
Project Topics for Supply Chain Management
1. Dealership Management
2. Consumer Preference Analysis
3. Customer satisfaction level
4. Supply Chain Cycle time reduction
5. Warehouse management process improvement
6. Inventory reduction
7. Inventory management process design
8. Supplier selection
9. Supplier evaluation
10. Gap analysis
11. Channel management
12. Bullwhip Effect reduction
13. Transportation Optimization
14. Production Cycle
time optimization
15. Supply Chain Documentation
Project Submission
:- Apart from the soft copy, after completion of the project report, every
learner has to submit a hard copy of the complete project report in a combined form to SCDL at
the address given on the cover page.
1)
Please note that name of the file should
be learner’s registration number e.g.
200500002.doc
2)
Learners are required to retain one copy of the Project with them.
Any queries related to Project Report can be forwarded to
By projecthelpline.in