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Introduction
Brief presentation of your project:
* what is he doing
* what is its purpose
* what was the idea you started from
* why you think it is useful for others and for you
Overview
A block diagram with all the modules of your project, both software and hardware accompanied by a description of them as well as how they interact.
Example block diagram: http://www.robs-projects.com/mp3proj/newplayer.html
Hardware Design
Here's all about hardware design:
* parts list
* wiring diagrams (can also be downloaded from the Internet and from datasheets, eg http://www.captain.at/electronic-atmega16-mmc-schematic.png)
* signal diagrams
* simulation results
Software Design
Description of the application code (firmware):
* development environment (if any) (eg AVR Studio, CodeVisionAVR)
* 3rd-party libraries and sources (eg Procyon AVRlib)
* algorithms and structures that you plan to implement
* (stage 3) implemented sources and functions
Results Obtained
What were the results of your project?
Conclusions
Download
An archive (or more if necessary) with the files obtained from the project: sources, schemes, etc. A README file, a ChangeLog, a compile script and automatic copy on uC always make a good impression 
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Files are uploaded to the wiki using the Add Images or other files feature. The namespace in which the files are uploaded is of the type : pm: prj20 ??: c? or : pm: prj20 ??: c?: Student_name (if applicable). Example: Dumitru Alin, 331CC → : pm: prj2009: cc: dumitru_alin .
Journal
You can also have a diary section where the project assistant can track the progress of the project.
Bibliography / Resources
List of documents, datasheets, Internet resources used, possibly grouped on Software Resources and Hardware Resources .
