Capstone Manual
Carlos Hilado Memorial State College
Fortune Towne
Capstone Project Manual of Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
Table of Contents
FOREWORD
The purpose of this manual is to serve as a guide to degree candidates and faculty members in the preparation and final production of the capstone project that meets the criteria of a scholarly work in the field of Information Systems. This is done to establish a standard of presentation and to satisfy other specifications placed upon the college in terms of publishing the final document. The specifications herein are designed for internal consistency as a measure of reliability. Degree candidates preparing a capstone project are strongly advised to read and follow the style and format of this manual carefully.
Acknowledgement :
A capstone project is a culminating activity that generates an output useful in the development of IS solutions. This may be but not limited to application development that focuses on software engineering processes or application design that focuses on effective testing procedure or a study on application development processes. The Capstone Project is required for candidates for graduation in the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems as indicated in CMO No.53, s. 2006 or the "Revised Policies Standards for IT Education" for the undergraduate program. The capstone project is a terminal project requirement that would not only demonstrate a student's comprehensive knowledge of the area of study and research methods used but also allow them to apply the concepts and methods to a specific problem in his/her area of specialization. Bachelor of Science in Information Systems must complete a capstone project in the form of an IS application, a Multimedia System development or an IT Management project. (CMO No. 53, s2006 & CMO No. 7 s.2010)
This Capstone Project manual aims to standardize the process of conducting capstone project in the college particularly in the
Fortune Towne
Capstone Project Manual of Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
Table of Contents
FOREWORD
The purpose of this manual is to serve as a guide to degree candidates and faculty members in the preparation and final production of the capstone project that meets the criteria of a scholarly work in the field of Information Systems. This is done to establish a standard of presentation and to satisfy other specifications placed upon the college in terms of publishing the final document. The specifications herein are designed for internal consistency as a measure of reliability. Degree candidates preparing a capstone project are strongly advised to read and follow the style and format of this manual carefully.
Acknowledgement :
A capstone project is a culminating activity that generates an output useful in the development of IS solutions. This may be but not limited to application development that focuses on software engineering processes or application design that focuses on effective testing procedure or a study on application development processes. The Capstone Project is required for candidates for graduation in the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems as indicated in CMO No.53, s. 2006 or the "Revised Policies Standards for IT Education" for the undergraduate program. The capstone project is a terminal project requirement that would not only demonstrate a student's comprehensive knowledge of the area of study and research methods used but also allow them to apply the concepts and methods to a specific problem in his/her area of specialization. Bachelor of Science in Information Systems must complete a capstone project in the form of an IS application, a Multimedia System development or an IT Management project. (CMO No. 53, s2006 & CMO No. 7 s.2010)
This Capstone Project manual aims to standardize the process of conducting capstone project in the college particularly in the