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Festival Museum Nusantara adalah wujud kecintaan anan negeri pada kelestarian peninggalan peninggalan historis bangsa. Untuk itu diadakan Kontes SEO Festival Museum Nusantara diadakan pada tahun 2010 dengan detil sebagai berikut:

Kontes SEO Festival Museum Nusantara
Rebut Hadiah Total Rp 3,5 Juta
dalam rangka mengkampanyekan
“Festival Museum Nusantara TMII 2010"
Waktu Perlombaan:
dari tanggal 21 Desember 2009, dan berakhir tanggal 31 Maret 2010 jam 11.00 WIB. dengan Tema Tulisan “Kenali bangsa dengan mengunjungi museum-museum di Taman Mini Indonesia Indah”.
Total hadiah sebesar Rp 3,5 juta, dengan komposisi sebagai berikut:
Pemenang 1: Rp 2.000.000,-
Pemenang 2: Rp 1.000.000,-
Pemenang 3: Rp 5.00.000,-

dengan Festival Museum Nusantara kita wujudkan kecintaan kita dan seluruh bangsa Indonesia kepada budaya dan peninggalan pendahulu Indonesia yang kita perlu lestarikan.

FEASIBILITY STUDY REPORT FORMAT
source: http://www.msoe.edu/eecs/ee/seniordesign/EE407ReportFormat.pdf.

The following format should be followed for the EE-407 final project report:
1. The completed report should be bound with an orange MSOE cover.
2. Title Page: The title of the design project in the center of the page. And in the lower right
hand corner list the following items:
Date:
Course/Section:
Instructor:
Team Members:
3. Executive Summary: Considerable weight will be given to the Summary. Its purpose is to
provide key information up-front, such that while reading the report, a reader has
expectations that are fulfilled on a continuous basis. Key to a good Summary is the FIRST
sentence, which MUST contain the most essential information that you wish to convey.
The summary is to be written as if the reader is totally uninformed about your project
and is not necessarily going to read the report itself.
4. Table of Contents: Include section titles and page numbers.
The following items should be presented in a manner and order that most effectively
communicates what you are doing and why you are doing it. The choice of how to do this is the
responsibility of the team.
5. Project Description: Provide a word description of the project (something that might be
printed in a news release) that clearly describes how the defined problem is being addressed.
6. Development of Problem Statement: Provide a clear sense of what the problem is that you
are solving. State all initial assumptions.
7. Project Specifications: Provide high-level specifications (often in table form with numerical
goals), which if met would be considered as representing a solution to the problem. Provide
a reasoned assurance that meeting the specifications solves the stated problem.
8. Background information:
a. History of problem
b. Research on problem
c. Existing solutions (list competitive products and give a brief description of each)
d. Implications of problem on following areas:
• Society and/or individuals
• Safety, legal, environment

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9. Possible Solutions: Provide the results of two ideation methods used to generate possible
solutions. Explain each solution with enough text and/or illustrations so as to make each
solution clear and unambiguous.
10. Evaluation of Solutions: Evaluate the various solutions you have generated for the purpose
of reducing the list to only the most feasible solutions. Tabulate the following:
a. Reasons for rejecting each solution
b. Reasons for keeping each solution
11. Feasible Solutions: Select no more than three of the most reasonable solutions and provide a
detailed evaluation of each, including items such as:
a. Sketch if appropriate
b. Block diagram
c. Cost estimate
d. Key tasks to be accomplished and time estimate
e. Evaluation of how well the solution meets the specifications (consider using a single
table that compares all solutions)
f. Additional optional features
12. Chosen Solution: Defend your choice of “best” solution. Provide information on the
development of the project specifications. Provide a reasoned assurance that the proposed
solution properly addresses the problem as viewed by the problem’s constituency. Include
any design/testing, etc. that you have done.
13. Other Issues to be addressed:
a. Ethical issues
a. Safety issues
b. Legal issues
14. Gantt chart: Identify all the significant milestones of the project and provide a time
schedule for completing each task. Include a strategy for prototype construction & testing.
No milestone should have a time interval of more than 4 weeks. Provide as much activity
detail as possible. Each milestone is to have a measurable result that readily allows
verification of whether or not an activity was completed.
15. Conclusion: What are the essential accomplishments achieved so far and what are the
major hurdles or greatest risks you face to make this project successful (must be consistent
with the Gantt chart).
16. Acknowledgments: List individuals and/or companies that provided support in the way of
equipment, advice, money, samples, etc.
17. References: Including technical articles, manufacturer’s literature, textbooks, and patents.
18. Appendix: Provide literature on any existing competitive products