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Before an article, report, or brief is accepted into the the author must first submit a proposal that specifies the importance of the research, the scope and limitations of the research, and the methods for the research. Submitters should read the journal's before submitting.

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Schedule for completion of the literature review. The formal presentation will be on October 27, and the formal report will be completed by December 5. Clark, Raymond L., "Background on 40 CFR Part 197 Environmental Radiation Protection Standards for Yucca Mountain," (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1997). vol.274, (November1996), pp. 913-914. (Battelle Press, 1989). vol. 270, (December 1995), pp. 1761-1762. vol.268, (June 1995), pp. 1836-1839.

[Bolt, 1988], [Bolt, 1993], and [Hodgson, 1964]. [Mileti and Fitzpatrick, 1993] and [Bolt, 1993]. [Deshpande, 1987] and [Meyer, 1977], will put into perspective how accurate, or inaccurate, the named methods are and what hurdles face engineers who try to predict earthquakes. Schedule for completion of literature review. The two triangles represent milestones for the project, the first being the formal presentation on November 11, 1996, and the second being the formal report on December 6, 1996. . (New York: W. H. Freeman and Company, 1988). (New York: Scientific American Library, 1993). (Pune, India: The Maharashtra Association for the Cultivation of Science, 1987). (Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1964). (Nashville: Sherbourne Press, 1977). (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1993).

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PhD Thesis Proposal

Each student who successfully completes the PhD qualifying examination is required to write a PhD thesis proposal, and present and defend the proposal orally before a committee.

As indicated on the Schedule for Timely PhD Completion , ECE doctoral students are expected to achieve candidacy before the end of their fifteenth month of studies.

• May starters must complete the PhD thesis proposal by July of the following year.
• September starters must complete the PhD thesis proposal by November of the following year.
• January starts must complete the PhD thesis proposal by March of the following year.

Format and Content of the Proposal

Please review the following guidelines and suggestions for the format and content of the PhD thesis proposal. The PhD thesis proposal should contain two fundamental components:

• review of the “state of the art” in a reasonably focused contemporary area of electrical and computer engineering research;
• outline of known problems to be solved or original developments that might be anticipated, accompanied by a line of approach to these problems or developments.

The “state of the art” review must refer explicitly to the relevant literature, with all references listed at the end of the proposal. The list of references need not be long, but it should be carefully considered. The list and review should show clear evidence that the student has sufficient knowledge to continue immediately into doctoral level research that will potentially lead to new results, without needing to do further background preparation in the area.

The outline of problems or developments must show that the student can formulate a line of research, including initial methodologies to be used, which should lead to significant contributions and new knowledge.

It is neither necessary nor expected that the PhD thesis proposal contain new research results, though such would be welcome. It is only necessary to be convincing that the chosen proposed area and topic of research has a very good chance of leading to new results.

PhD Thesis Proposal Committee

The supervisor will select professors to serve on the PhD thesis proposal committee according to the following regulations:

• The committee must consist of at least three professors, including the supervisor.
• Ideally, all committee members will hold a graduate faculty membership in ECE.
• One of the committee members may hold a graduate faculty membership in a unit other than ECE, where appropriate for the thesis topic.

PhD Thesis Proposal Presentation

• The supervisor will schedule the presentation. All members of the PhD thesis proposal committee must attend the presentation.
• The written proposal must be submitted to the committee at least two weeks prior to the presentation.
• The student will make a presentation at the meeting and orally defend the PhD thesis proposal.
• If the committee does not consider the proposal to be satisfactory, the student must present and defend a new PhD thesis proposal within four months. If the new proposal is also unsatisfactory, the student’s registration in the PhD program will be terminated.
• The supervisor must submit the PhD Thesis Proposal Report to the ECE Graduate Office within one week of the presentation.
• Upon the successful completion of the PhD thesis proposal, the student will have achieved “PhD candidacy.” The date of PhD candidacy will be recorded on the student’s U of T transcript.

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The EECS Department requires that students submit a thesis proposal during their first semester as MEng students, before they have begun substantial work on the thesis. Thesis proposals are brief documents (1500-2500 words) which focus on the ultimate, novel goals of your research project. While it is nearly impossible to extrapolate exactly what could (or will) happen during the course of your research, your proposal serves as a thoughtful approximation of the impact that your project could have as new work in the field, as well as an agreement between you and your thesis research advisor on the scope of your thesis.

Finding a Thesis Research Advisor

MEng thesis research advisors are not required to be EECS faculty members; however, research advisors from other departments, or non-faculty research advisors, must be approved by the EECS Undergraduate Office .

It is the sole responsibility of a student in the MEng program to find a thesis research advisor. There are many ways to go about this process:

• If you are still an undergraduate, look for UROP or SuperUROP opportunities . Many MEng projects stem from UROPs.
• Consider what areas you might be interested in working in, and search relevant lab webpages for people working in those areas. Many EECS MEng students work in RLE, CSAIL, MTL, LIDS, or the Media Lab, but you don’t need to limit your search to these labs. If you find a person whom you think might be a good match, reach out to them with a short email explaining why you’d be interested in MEng opportunities with their group.
• Attend seminars held by research labs that interest you.
• Reach out to instructors you know who teach in the area you’re interested in, as they may be able to point you in a useful direction. Instructors that you’ve gotten to know well (even if they don’t work in your area of interest) as well as your advisor are also useful resources, for the same reasons.
• Keep an open mind to opportunities that are outside of your area. Many students do very interesting MEng projects with faculty from other departments.
• Subscribe to the EECS Opportunities List , which often has advertisements for MEng projects.

Writing Your Proposal

Once you’ve found a thesis research advisor, you should get to work proposing a thesis. Your thesis proposal should be completed while you are in continual conversation with your research advisor. The proposal itself should be divided into five sections:

• The introduction, to introduce the reader to the topic of your thesis.
• Related work, which describes previously-published work that is relevant to your thesis.
• Proposed work, which describes the work you will be doing for your thesis.
• Timeline, which breaks down your proposed work into concrete steps, each with an approximate due date. At a minimum, you should describe what you plan to do each semester of your MEng, but many students give a timeline that is broken down by months, not semesters.
• A bibliography

The EECS Communication Lab provides additional support for thesis proposal writing. You can see more detailed guidelines, as well as examples of previous MEng thesis proposals, here .

Submitting Your Proposal

The thesis proposal, and research advisor approval of the proposal, are typically due on the last day of classes each semester (see here for official deadlines) and there are no formatting requirements for the thesis proposal. When you are ready to submit, you can do so here . If you change your topic or research advisor, you should submit a new proposal.

6-A students must also submit a thesis proposal release letter. These letters can be sent to [email protected] and should follow one of the two templates below.

• For 6-A companies
• For non-6-A companies

Engineering Proposals

Consulting engineers aren't the only engineers who write proposals. For instance, in academia, engineers write proposals to receive funding for their research or even to initiate a project. Some engineers produce proposals to be read and approved by management while others send proposals to specific funding agencies or clients.

Definition of Proposals

A proposal is a description of the work you will complete on a project. The details included in a proposal depend on the project's scope and who will read the document. Typically, organizations advertise a need for proposalsand consulting engineers respond to the need. However, as an engineer, you may determine that a problem exists, and therefore, propose solutions to an organization. In this case, you must first convince the agency that the problem exists before proposing your solutions.

Types of Proposals

Different types of proposals are necessary for different projects. In academia, engineers produce grant proposals or research proposals in order to receive funding from government agencies and non-profit organizations. In industry, engineers, especially consultants, write proposals or "bids." Engineers produce these proposals for the company where they are working or for other organizations.

A proposal's audience is those supporting the proposed project. The details you provide in a proposal may change, depending on your audience. For instance, if you submit a Proposal to your company's management, you may not have to include project costs or other background information. On the other hand, if you produce a proposal for an organization outside your company, you may need to provide more details. These details might include a rationale for why they should fund your project, as well as the necessary materials and costs. Before writing a proposal, you should always research your audience's background. This way, you will have a better idea about what information to include in your proposal.

General Format

You can submit a proposal in several ways, depending on your audience. For example, proposing a project to your supervisor may require a phone call or a quick e-mail. Or, you may write a short memo, outlining your ideas. On the other hand, you may have to produce a lengthy proposal that provides project background and completely describes the proposed work. Typically, you will know which format to use based on the proposal's context.

When you write a lengthy proposal, you will have to spend time conducting research before you begin writing. This research might include locating other designs and theories to refer to as examples or to critique. A proposal might also include graphics to help an audience visualize your ideas. You might incorporate other data, such as dollar figures and time schedules, so your audience knows exactly how long the project will take to complete and much it will cost them To read more, choose any of the items below:

Introduction

In the proposal's Introduction, you should provide information about the need for a proposal. In other words, here is where you state why you are writing the proposal in the first place. You should also provide an overview of what the rest of the proposal includes.

Qualifications

In the Qualifications section, you should show that you and your organization (if applicable) are skilled and capable of completing the proposed work successfully. You should view this section as a "resume" since in it, you will depict your skills and experiences. If your audience is your supervisor or other managing decision-makers, then you may not need to include this section.

In the Background section, you should depict the problem/situation that lead to your writing a proposal. Here, you should show that you thoroughly understand the problem. If your audience already knows the Background, you may not need to include this section. For example, your supervisor or other managing decision-makers may already be familiar with the specific problem. Therefore, you don't need to tell them what they already know.

Work Schedule

The Work Schedule section does exactly what its name implies: It presents the time frame in which you will complete the proposed work. This section informs your audience of what to expect from you and when. It also helps to keep you organized. If, after you begin working, you are unable to keep this schedule, you should always communicate changes in deadlines to the appropriate people.

Proposal Statement

In the Proposal Statement section, you should inform your audience of exactly what you are proposing. You should also include what you aren't proposing. For example, if you are proposing partial work on a project, state this and then verify what your work will not include.

In the Cost section, you should present what costs you anticipate your project will involve. To do this, divide your expenses into categories and provide dollar figures. For example, labor costs for each worker, materials, etc. Then, you might provide a total cost.

In the Results section, you should discuss the outcome of your proposal. The types of outcomes resulting from a proposal cover a wide range. For example, you may be creating a design, building an actual construction, or even producing a lengthy report. Be sure to state exactly what the Results will be.

The Conclusion section is similar to the ending of a cover letter. Here, you should summarize why you should be considered and how you can be contacted. You might also reiterate why you are the best person or group for the project.

Methodology

In the Methodology section, you should present how you will complete the project's work. This is similar to a Lab Report's Procedures section in that you have to discuss the steps you will have taken to reach a final goal.

Perspectives on Proposals

Dave alciatore, mechanical engineering.

Internal Proposals

"You're likely to write internal proposals if you work with a product development group in a big company. For example, you might conduct research on possible new product lines. Then, you would write a proposal to communicate that you want to pursue this product, but that it will involve testing and development. In other words, it's going to cost money. In order to get financial support, you have to write a proposal that presents your plans. This includes the benefits of the product in terms of profit."

Tom Siller, Civil Engineering

Consulting Engineers

"If you are a consulting engineer, you will work in a very competitive environment because you have to sell your services. In order to get work on a project, you have to submit a proposal or give a presentation. To do this successfully, you have to know who your client is and what that client expects."

John Mahan, Electrical Engineering

Proposal Types

"Engineers write many different types of proposals. Sometimes, a proposal has to be powerful and business-oriented. Many companies don't want to look too far into the future, not even past two years. So, you have to be very specific and down to earth. You have to tell them when exactly you will complete the work. In Phase One, you'll do x. In Phase Two, you'll do y. You should also include the benefits gained during each phase."

Citation Information

Dawn Kowalski. (1994-2024). Engineering Proposals. The WAC Clearinghouse. Colorado State University. Available at https://wac.colostate.edu/repository/writing/guides/.

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Research Plan / Thesis Proposal

According to Academic Regulations , all doctorands must elaborate and defend a report containing the research plan to be developed during the thesis. The research plan must be delivered up to one year since the date of first registration. The research plan shall be defended before a committee in the spring following the plan delivery.

Report structure

The report shall contain the necessary information to evaluate the originality, coherence and viability of the proposed thesis. It is suggested that the document is structured in the following sections:

• Personal details of the doctoral student and the thesis supervisor(s).
• Title of the thesis proposal.
• Summary of the proposal.
• Critical state of the art on the subject.
• Thesis goals.
• Methodology and resources needed.
• Description of tasks to achieve the thesis objectives.
• Workplan schedule with estimated deadlines.
• Bibliography.
• Material published in the field, if applicable.

Delivery procedure

The delivery and assessment is done through Atenea PhD   The Research Plan document needs to be uploaded  by the Doctorand, and validated by the Supervisor, before 1 year has passed after the date of first registration. Next is a description of the different steps involved;

• The Program administration enables the dates for upload of the research plan in Atenea PhD.
• The supervisor authorizes the upload of the document by the doctorand in Atenea PhD, Research Plan section.
• Doctorand uploads the updated version of the Research Plan in Atenea PhD, Research Plan section.
• Supervisor validates the submission, adding a comment in the Observations section.

When to defend the Research Plan

The Doctoral Program organizes the presentations of the research plans in early summer; typically, late June. The Program will appoint evaluation committees according to research areas, and all delivered research plans will be evaluated. The exact dates for Research Plan defenses will be announced by the Program.

It is the responsibility of the doctorand to have delivered the Research Plan via Atenea in due time. Failure to deliver the Research Plan at the time of presentation implies the dismissal of the program.

Research Plan Evaluation

The research plan shall be examined by a committee composed of three doctor members, one of them a professor of the program representing the CAPD, another member a professor of the program expert in the subject of the proposal, and a third member an expert external to the Program. The evaluation criteria used by the jury can be found in the Guidelines for the evaluation of the thesis proposal / research plan .

The evaluation committee will address the candidate comments and recommendations about his/her thesis proposal. These comments and recommendations must be considered by the doctorand, together with the thesis advisor . In case the evaluation committee writes them in the assessment report, the Academic Committee is in charge to check how they have been attended. Throughout the following years, the doctorand will have to justify the thesis progress compared to the proposed research plan, as a part of the yearly tutorship evaluation . This justification may also include an update, revision or improvement of the research plan, with the validation of the thesis advisor.

Documents and forms:

• Guidelines for the evaluation of the Thesis Proposal / Research Plan
• FAQs for Atenea PhD

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Top 10 Engineering Project Proposal Examples with Templates and Samples

Kavesh Malhotra

Engineering projects are the bedrock of innovation and progress in our world. From designing complex infrastructure to developing cutting-edge technology, engineering projects shape the future. But behind every successful project is a well-crafted proposal. A project proposal is like a roadmap, charting the course from idea to reality. It's a critical document that conveys your vision, strategies, and plans to stakeholders.

In this blog, we'll embark on a journey through engineering project proposals. We understand that you're not looking for a lecture on what they are but rather how to create them efficiently and effectively. Whether you're in the realm of civil engineering, IT engineering, or network engineering, SlideTeam templates are your secret weapons for crafting compelling proposals.

Learn how to create a compelling  engineering company profile  with valuable insights and tips, ensuring your engineering firm makes a lasting impression.

The Power of Engineering Project Proposals

An engineering project proposal is more than just a formal request for resources. It's a persuasive document that must convey a clear vision, scope, and strategy. It sets the foundation for a project's success. Effective engineering project proposals serve several critical functions:

• Site Preparation:  Like preparing a canvas before a painting, an engineering project proposal readies the ground for your project's execution.
• Project Implementation Timeline:  It's the backbone of your proposal. This project implementation timeline outlines the project's phases, milestones, and deadlines.
• Release and Evolution Process:  How will your project evolve over time? This process ensures your project remains adaptable in an ever-changing landscape.
• Prototyping:  Especially crucial in IT engineering, prototypes provide a glimpse into your project's potential.
• IP Addressing Scheme:  In the world of network engineering, IP addresses are the lifeblood of communication. This scheme lays the groundwork for connectivity.
• Proposed Design:  This blueprint helps stakeholders visualize your vision. It's the difference between mere words and a compelling narrative.

Get ready to embark on a journey through a treasure trove of Engineering Project Proposal Templates designed to transform your projects into resounding successes. These templates are your golden ticket to hassle-free proposal creation, offering not just a head start but also the freedom to craft a captivating presentation tailored to your exact needs.

Imagine all the time and energy you'll save, no longer laboring over creating presentations from scratch. Instead, you'll be equipped with powerful templates that ensure your proposals are not just good but exceptional. 

Discover a selection of the  best engineering project report template s to help you craft informative and compelling project reports.

Let us now present our top 10 engineering project proposal templates:

Template 1: Cover letter for Engineering Project Proposal Template

This is the colloquial first impression. It sets the tone for your proposal and serves as a gateway to your project. A well-written introduction and prototyping ensures your proposal starts on a positive note. Use it to promote your company's services and attract more clients. Highlight your key offerings, such as skilled workforce, global consultancy, effective management, and infrastructure maintenance. You can also showcase your past project certifications to establish credibility in the construction industry. Download this well-crafted introduction that is vital to engage your audience right from the start, as it is the face of your project.

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Template 2: Scope of Engineering Project Proposal Template

Defining the project's scope is critical. This slide offers a clear and detailed delineation of your project's boundaries. It defines the services the company will offer to meet the requirements like proposed design, drafting, site survey, complete planning and engineering, etc. It presents the deliverables, ensuring everyone involved knows the project's exact parameters. Download this slide that helps in clearly stating the project's boundaries and deliverables.

Template 3: Activity Schedule for Engineering Project Proposal Template

A project is only as good as its execution. For successful project execution, a comprehensive activity schedule is crucial. This layout outlines the project's activities like site survey, preparation, construction, etc. It also outlines the status and project implementation timeline of these tasks, ensuring a well-organized and efficient implementation process. Download this slide that offers a structured, organized approach to project implementation.

Template 4: Your Investment for Engineering Project Proposal Template

The financial aspect is often a key concern for stakeholders. This section deals with the financial aspects of your engineering project proposal. It helps in explaining the budget, making it transparent, straightforward, and easily understandable. It includes the cost of planning and budgeting, site surveying, building proposed design , construction materials, and labor charges. Download this slide that will be an essential component for securing necessary resources.

Template 5: Cover letter for Network Engineering Project Design Proposal

In the realm of network engineering, communication is vital. A well-crafted introduction and prototyping set the stage for your project and introduces the project to stakeholders. It lets you showcase the clients' needs and proposed solutions. The experience in cable installation and their applications for a secure network is also highlighted. Further, the proposal cover letter provides assurance of achieving the desired goals in a short period of time, making it a highly effective solution for the client's needs. Effective communication is crucial in network engineering projects, and downloading this introduction sets the tone for effective collaboration.

Template 6: Cabling and Connectivity for Network Engineering Project Design Proposal

Network projects rely on seamless connectivity, and this template is a blueprint for ensuring the project's cabling and connectivity are robust and efficient. It provides crucial information in a tabular format on the types of cables the sender will use to meet the customer's requirements. It covers information like the category of cables, data rate, distance, and application. Download this presentation that plays a crucial role in a robust network infrastructure design.

Template 7: Our Team Structure for Network Engineering Project Design Proposal

The right team is essential for any project's success, and a thriving network engineering project requires a well-organized team. This slide outlines the structure of the team, defining roles and responsibilities, and key members responsible for meeting the customer's requirements along with their departments. Download this chart to ensure an efficient project management process.

Template 8: Cover Letter for IT Engineering Project Proposal

In IT engineering, innovation and clarity are paramount. A compelling introduction and prototyping sparks interest and sets the tone for a dynamic project. This web app development cover letter introduces your company name and introduction and lets you showcase the project context with details of the client's requirements and proposed deliverables. Additionally, the cover letter covers the experience and approach to meet the client's requirement for an app for customizing nutrition plans. Download this introductory slide that grabs stakeholders' attention and outlines the project's key elements.

Template 9: Work Breakdown Structure for IT Engineering Project Proposal

Understanding the components and tasks in an IT project is crucial. This template helps break down the project into manageable parts, making the project more comprehensible and manageable. It covers the details of the task name, its duration, start date, finish date, and project implementation timeline . Download this template for understanding an IT engineering project. 

Template 10: Company Overview for IT Engineering Project Proposal

A project doesn't exist in isolation. A company's background and context are integral to an IT engineering project proposal. This slide offers information about the computer science project management company, covering details about its vision, mission, and achievements. Download this preset to provide an overview of your company, conveying its identity and ethos to stakeholders, which is essential for trust and credibility.

A Journey Worth Taking

An engineering project is an intricate dance of proposed design , execution, and management. It is about turning visions into reality and requires a well-structured proposal that communicates your ideas coherently. However, crafting an engineering project proposal is more than just a task; it's a journey. It's about creating a compelling narrative that captures the essence of your project and excites your stakeholders. The above templates are the tools that will transform your proposals into powerful, persuasive documents that lead your projects to success.

Also, explore a collection of top engineering proposal templates with real samples and examples to assist you in creating effective engineering proposals.

Now, it's your turn to take your project to new heights. Download these templates and embark on your journey to engineering success.

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