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Student Registration Process flow for First Years Only
Print out your name from the admission list published on the Website.
Verify your account on the portal unnportal.unn.edu.ng
Change password.
Complete your Profile form.
Submit the form.
Sign out and login again using your Jamb Registration Number and Password
Generate payment invoice for acceptance fee (Ensure the Banks use the Remita Retrieval Reference No on your invoice)
Proceed to the bank to pay the acceptance fee on the REMITA Platform
Proceed back to the portal and pay the acceptance fee online
Generate payment invoice for other fees – (school fees, accommodation fees, laptop fees (for first years), etc.)
Proceed to the bank to pay the fees at the bank
Proceed back to the portal and pay the fees online
Get cleared by Admissions Office/Faculty officer with all relevant receipts and Certificates, at Ekpo Ref.
QUALIFYING RESULT (O’ LEVEL).
UNN ADMISSION LIST (Where your name appeared).
JAMB ADMISSION LETTER.
UTME RESULT SLIP.
PUTME RESULT SLIP.
ADVERT/SHOPPING FORM.
BIRTH CERTIFICATE/ AFFIDAVIT.
ADMISSION NOTIFICATION SLIP.
STUDENT’S PROFILE / BIODATA FORM.
LETTER OF ATTESTATION.
LOCAL GOVERNEMENT IDENTIFICATION LETTER.
ACCEPTANCE FORM.
LETTER OF UNDERTAKING.
FEES RECEIPT.
FULL CLEARANCE FORM.
PROVISIONAL CLEARANCE FORM.
Obtain Matric No automatically on the student portal after clearance by the Faculty Officer.
Do your Biometric capturing at Ekpo Ref also.
Collect your Laptop from ICT Hardware Team at Obieri Computing Centre (1st Years only).
Log on to your profile and register your Courses online
Get your Student Identity card at Obieri Computing Centre(Once you are notified on the University website that it is ready)
Enjoy your stay
From piro academy dept of mechanical engineering unn
contacts:
07030770522
peterchidieberemichael@yahoo.com

Student Registration Process flow for First Years Only
Print out your name from the admission list published on the Website.
Verify your account on the portal unnportal.unn.edu.ng
Change password.
Complete your Profile form.
Submit the form.
Sign out and login again using your Jamb Registration Number and Password
Generate payment invoice for acceptance fee (Ensure the Banks use the Remita Retrieval Reference No on your invoice)
Proceed to the bank to pay the acceptance fee on the REMITA Platform
Proceed back to the portal and pay the acceptance fee online
Generate payment invoice for other fees – (school fees, accommodation fees, laptop fees (for first years), etc.)
Proceed to the bank to pay the fees at the bank
Proceed back to the portal and pay the fees online
Get cleared by Admissions Office/Faculty officer with all relevant receipts and Certificates, at Ekpo Ref.
QUALIFYING RESULT (O’ LEVEL).
UNN ADMISSION LIST (Where your name appeared).
JAMB ADMISSION LETTER.
UTME RESULT SLIP.
PUTME RESULT SLIP.
ADVERT/SHOPPING FORM.
BIRTH CERTIFICATE/ AFFIDAVIT.
ADMISSION NOTIFICATION SLIP.
STUDENT’S PROFILE / BIODATA FORM.
LETTER OF ATTESTATION.
LOCAL GOVERNEMENT IDENTIFICATION LETTER.
ACCEPTANCE FORM.
LETTER OF UNDERTAKING.
FEES RECEIPT.
FULL CLEARANCE FORM.
PROVISIONAL CLEARANCE FORM.
Obtain Matric No automatically on the student portal after clearance by the Faculty Officer.
Do your Biometric capturing at Ekpo Ref also.
Collect your Laptop from ICT Hardware Team at Obieri Computing Centre (1st Years only).
Log on to your profile and register your Courses online
Get your Student Identity card at Obieri Computing Centre(Once you are notified on the University website that it is ready)
Enjoy your stay
From piro academy dept of mechanical engineering unn
contacts:
07030770522
peterchidieberemichael@yahoo.com

The payment of acceptance fees for the freshmen is now activated! Consequently all new students can go ahead and pay their acceptance fees. Below is the process flow for the new students to get on with their new academic experience:

1. Print out your name from the admission list published on the Website.
2. Verify your account on the portal unn.edu.ng
3. Change your password.
4. Complete and submit your profile on the portal.
5. Generate payment invoice for acceptance fee
6. Proceed to the bank to pay the acceptance fee
7. Proceed back to the portal and print your acceptance fee receipt and acceptance letter
8. Generate payment invoice for other fees – (school fees, accommodation fees, laptop fees (for first years), etc.)
9. Proceed to the bank to pay the fees at the bank
10. Proceed back to the portal and print your receipts
11. Proceed to Ekpo Ref for clearance by Admissions Office/Faculty officer with all relevant receipts and Certificates
12. Get assigned with Matriculation number by the Faculty Officer
13. Do your Biometric capturing also at Ekpo Ref.
14. Collect your Laptop from ICT Hardware Team
15. Log on to your profile and register your Courses online
16. Get your Student Identity card from ICT at Obieri Computing Centre
17. Keep copies of all your printouts from the website and the portal for future references!

Enjoy your stay
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GUIDE FOR writing
UNDERGRADUATE
PROJECT IN
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,unn

BY
PETER, CHIDIEBERE MICHAEL
Dept. of mechanical engineering university of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)
Contact: +2347030770522, peterchidieberemichael@yahoo.com




Contents
• B.Eng Project (What is about?)
• What are the things one can do in a B.Eng?
• How do I begin?
• Choice of Supervisor
• Responsibility of the Student
• Responsibilities of Supervisor
• Presentations
• Method of Assessment.
• Reporting your work






Teasers
Did you know that;
• Your B.Eng project makes up 50% of your regular final year GPA ?
• Your undergraduate project work could be a selling point for securing your first job?
• You could become wealthy and indeed famous if you develop a novel idea/innovation?
Every project answers the following questions Termed, WWH
• W = what do you want to do?..........ie Your project topic
• W = Why do you want to do it?.......ie Aim and Objectives/Relevance of the project
• H = How do you want to do it? ………ie your Methodology.
Objectives of this work
• Bringing out what doing B.Eng. project work entails.
• Clearly explaining what is required of the student and supervisors.
• Explain how students can go about the project work.
• Attempt to answer some FAQ’s about undergraduate project .
B.Eng Project (What is it?)
Undergraduate project provides students an opportunity to put to use the knowledge they have acquired over the course of their years in the university.
What are the things One can do?
• Completion of an old idea:
– to review what has been done,
– how it was done,
– where the former author stopped and
– Where he/she wants to key in and complete it.
• Improvement of an old work:
– to explain the need for the improvement,
– give reasons for the improvement,
– show areas to be improved and
– then make the actual improvement
• Criticizing an existing work:
– This entails writing and analyzing existing systems bringing out the faults of the work and
– proposing better ways to do the work.
– The student may not necessarily repeat the work but must do a proper academic exercise of it.
• New idea/concept: The student could come up with a new idea or concept which had not been worked on in the department and then develop it.
How do I begin?
• Planning stage
• Execution stage
• Testing stage
How do I begin? – Planning Stage
This is the period to :
• think about your idea and be sure of what you want
• and then plan how to go about it.
At this stage, the basic questions to be asked will be:
– How do you want to approach the project?
– What is the nature of the work?
– When do you want to start the work?
– What does the work entail- design and construction, analysis of a system, experimentation, etc?
– How much in terms of time and money will it involve?
– What are the problems you envisage to encounter in the course of the project?
– How do you plan to overcome those problems?
– What do you want to achieve in the long run?
– When the student has answered these questions then, he/she would have a good foundation to carry out the project. This will also show that he/she is focused on what the project is all about
How do I begin? - Execution Stage
This is the stage where the actual work is carried out.
How do I begin? – Testing Stage
• Testing Stage:
– Begins during/after the execution stage.
– Test the work and generate results.
– Study the behavior of the product and record the results.
– Carefully analyze the results here at this stage.
Choice of Supervisor
• Choose your supervisor based on the published list of projects available or based on who appeals to your desired topic.
• At all stages of the project work, liaise with your supervisor. Decide what to work on along with your supervisor.
Responsibilities of the Students
The student shall:
• Be responsible to seeing that the project work is done and maintaining the progress of the work in accordance with advice from the supervisor.
• Be responsible for the content of his/her own project work.
• Be responsible for discussing with the supervisor.
• Be responsible for taking the initiative in raising problems or difficulties which may adversely affect his/ her progress.
• Behave in appropriate manner in all dealings with the supervisor, external sponsors/bodies.
• Be responsible in his/her use of facilities and equipment.
Responsibilities of the Supervisor
• Guiding the student through and throughout the project work.
• Reading the work as the student presents his write-up.
• Agreeing with the student on:
– The aims and objectives of the project work
– The methodology, resource needs, safety risk assessment where necessary
– The structure and contents of the project work
• Making corrections and submitting same back to the student to effect the corrections.
• Certifying and grading the submitted report at the end of the work.
Presentations
• The Proposal: This comes early on in the work, about 3 weeks into the project work.
– The student is required to present his intentions on the work. The student needs to present to the panel:
– What he/she intends working on (title of the project).
– An introduction of the work (give a background of what the work will be about).
– How he/she intends doing it.
– Aims and objectives of the work.
– Justification for the work.
– What obstacles he/she envisages to meet.
– How he/she hopes to overcome them.
• The work in progress: This normally comes early enough at the beginning of second semester sometimes second week into the project work.
At this stage, the student needs to present to the panel:
– The work done so far.
– Literature Reviews carried out.
– Experiments performed (in the case of performance evaluation, comparison or Reactivation)
– Behavior of the system.
– Method adopted and why (methodology)?
– Changes made from the aim and objectives initially proposed and why?….if there is any
– Work yet to be done and how the student intends to accomplish that to meet the deadline of the defense.
• The Defense:
At this stage, some of the questions that will be asked could be:
– Could you tell us about what you did?
– Could you describe the operation of your work?
– What are the guiding principles behind your design?
– What theories and equations did you apply to get there?
– What obstacles did you surmount?
– How did you produce it?
– How did you determine the parameters and the dimensions chosen?
– What makes you think the dimensions are right? E.tc.


N/B:
• In all the presentations, figures and drawings are very important.
• They tell half the story for you.
• Clearly defined diagrams in PowerPoint presentation will be a great plus for you.
Method of Assessment
• A total of 10 Marks is the maximum marks obtainable during the Proposal for:
– Relevance of topic,
– Amount of work done,
– Appearance, and
– Presentation
• A maximum of 20 marks is obtainable during the progress of work for:
– Amount of work done,
– Comportment/Appearance, and
– Presentation.
• A maximum of 30 marks is obtainable during the Defence for:
– Amount of work done,
– Comportment/Appearance, and
– Presentation.
• A maximum of 40 marks to be awarded by the supervisor on submission of the hardbound report.
Reporting your work.
• When do I start reporting my work?
• The structure of the work?
– Preliminary Pages
– Main Body
• Chapter 1 – Introduction
• Chapter two—Literature review
• Chapter three – Methodology
• Chapter Four – Actual work
• Chapter five – Results and Discussions
• Chapter Six --- Conclusions and Recommendations
– Use references instead of Bibliography
– Appendix
• The report will be made in hardbound copies.
• The pages must be devoid of floral patterns and decorations.
• They must be plain and white. The font type to be used will be Times New Roman size 13. The line spacing must be 1.5 spacing with left margin 1½ in. and right margin 1 in.
• The typing must be justify-aligned.etc

THE END

Please remember: You can do all things.........including this project. Your mind is the only place of peace, love and great achievement; keep it away from distractions. It is a responsibility.
QUESTIONS ON SUBMISSION OF THE HARD-BOUND COPIES OF THE PROJECTS AS LISTED BELOW SHOULD BE ANSWERED BY THE FINAL YEAR PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR IN CHARGE OR THE PROJECT SUPERVISOR.
Submission of Hard Copies
• How many copies of the report should be submitted?
• Do I need to submit a soft copy of my work?
• Who do I submit it to?
• What is the color of the cover of the project?
• What happens when more than one person is doing a project?
• When do I submit the project?

For inquires on lists of project topics & how to carryout & execute your project work on Design & production engr, Energy & power Technology, Material technology & design, Industrial engr and management, chemical & power technology reach me on;

Contact: +2347030770522, peterchidieberemichael@yahoo.com
Dept. of mechanical engineering university of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)
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