WEEK 14 FYP 1

Title:

Submission of Project Proposal, Progress Report and Draft for Final Report

Objective:

To submit Project Proposal, Progress Report and Draft for Final Report

Content/Result:

Project Proposal will be carry 10% and Progress Report will be carry 5% of marks for FYP Semester 2

Conclusion:

I've submitted the Project Proposal, Progress Report and Draft for Final Report to Madam Lily

WEEK 13 FYP 1

Title:

Proposal, Progress Report and Draft

Objective:

To complete the Proposal, Progress Report and Draft for FYP 1 Semester 1

Content/Result:

I've complete all the documantations for FYP Semester 1. The documentations needs is proposal, progress report and draft for final report (Chapter 1, Chapter 2 and Chapter 3)

Conclusion:

I've completed all FYP Semester 1 documentations as Madam Lily want her advisee to submit all of the documentations together in Week 14.

WEEK 12 FYP 1

Title:

FYP 1 Presentation

Objective:

To present all research and works that have been done for FYP Semester 1 to assessors.

Content/Result:
Below are my slide show during the presentation

Conclusion:

The VIVA was assess by other lecturer. Marks allocated for this VIVA will be carry forward to FYP Semester 2.

WEEK 11 FYP 1

Title:
Method 3: Algorithm and Transformation (DCT)

Objective:
To research and gain information about Algorithm and Transformation (DCT)

Content/Result:

• The JPEG technology divides the picture into 8x8 pixels matrices, then it performs a diagonal scanning and quantize the pixels’ difference to the average pixel color of the 8 by 8 matrix. 

• The floating point results got from the scanning and quantizing can be truncated either to downward or upward correlating the bit values to be hidden. 

• This technology is applied mostly to JPEG compressions.

Conclusion:
The DCT helps separate the image into parts (or spectral sub-bands) of differing importance (with respect to the image's visual quality). The DCT is similar to the discrete Fourier transform: it transforms a signal or image from the spatial domain to the frequency domain.