What is a
logbook?
Before we
jump into the details of how to fill out log book, let’s take a moment to
define what a logbook actually is. A logbook is a booklet/notebook, where
students who undergo industrial training jot down their daily experiences and
keep their progress. The logbook usually contains information about the
students, their educational institution, the place where they undergo their
training and their daily activities.
The filled
logbook is required to complete the industrial training. Most of the
institutions provide precise guidelines on how to fill a logbook. However, some
do not, which is why some of you might find this whole logbook thing very
confusing. But wait! We will tell you what your logbook should contain in
details and show you an example of how to fill it.
How to fill out a logbook
A typical
logbook contains different pages that require specific information. Let’s take
a closer look at all of them. The first page you encounter when you open your
logbook is the one that contains basic information about you and your training.
You will need to write down the following information:
Your name;
The name of your educational institution; Your course of study; Your year of
course; The name of the company where you undergo your training; The name of
your coordinator/supervisor; Your student registry number under your photo.
The next two
pages concern the organisation where you undergo your training. One of them
should contain the information on the name, location and size of the
organisation. The other one should have a diagram/chart of the structure of the
organisation. Next, you will find the attendance registry. This page is not to
be completed by you. It has to be filled by your coordinator/supervisor. At the
end of each week, you need to go up to them and ask them to fill it. At the
bottom of the page, the coordinator/supervisor should write an overall comment
about your training when it is over and leave their signature and official
stamp. After that, there is the assessment sheet. It begins with the basic
information about your training (your name, the period of your training, name
of your department, and the company name). The rest of the page is filled with
different criteria to evaluate your training. It is called Performance Rating
and it is also filled by your coordinator/supervisor.
Now to the most important part: The weekly progress chart. This will
be contained in the rest of your logbook. In it, you should write about your
activities and experiences at industrial training every day. Each week has two
pages. One contains a table where you are supposed to write about your daily
routine, and the other is completely blank. You can draw diagrams, pictures and
write comments that, in your opinion, do not belong on the previous page. To be
fair, you do not need to be particularly precise about your daily goings-on. A
simple recounting of the most important events should do. You can also do it at
the end of the week, but it is best to write down the experiences while they
are still fresh in your memory.
That is
pretty much it for the logbook overview. As you can see, it is all fairly
simple and straightforward. Disclaimer: Every institution/establishment has
different log book requirements. We strongly recommend you to check with your
supervisors whether our method of filling out the logbook will work or not.
However, if you are 100% sure, go ahead and use the following example to fill
your own logbook.
That is
pretty much it for the logbook overview. As you can see, it is all fairly
simple and straightforward. Disclaimer: Every institution/establishment has
different log book requirements. We strongly recommend you to check with your
supervisors whether our method of filling out the logbook will work or not.
However, if you are 100% sure, go ahead and use the following example to fill
your own logbook.
Ø STRUCTURE
OF A PROJECT REPORT
Title Page:-
The title page gives the topic of the report. It can also classify the report
if it is confidential. Besides giving the name of the author it gives, the name
and designation of intended audience.
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A
project Report TITLE OF THE PROJECT By NAME OF
CANDIDATE In
partial fulfilment of Diploma
in CSE (Course name) Name of
Institute Year of
Publication |
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Certificate This is
to certify that the project report titled…………………….is a bonafide work carried
out by …………………..
(Name of Candidate) of ……………………….(Name of course) of MANUU Polytechnic Darbhanga. HOD (Name of
HOD)
Guide Date (name of Guide) Place |
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Digram3
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The final year Project is a golden opportunities
for learning and self betterment. I
consider myself lucky and feel honoured that so many people have benn helpful
in the completion of this project. I am extremely
thankful to my HOD SH……………. , who in shite of being very busy with his dallies
took out time to hear me and guide me a very humble thank you sir. I am deeply indebted
to my guide Mrs. ……………………….whose
patience I have probably tested to the limit. She was deeply involved in the
whole process and encouraged me at every juncture. I can never express the
thankfulness. I feel in my heart with words M’ am. I owe my debt to my
family, my mother and brother for their constant moral support and
encouragement. |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.
Acknowledgement 2.
Abstract 3.
List of
illustration 4.
List of tables 5.
Introduction 6.
Main text
chapter1 7.
Main text
chapter2 8.
Main text
chapter3 9.
Conclusion 10. Reference |
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REFERENCE Ø
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/bootstrap-4-introduction/ Ø
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