About the Course
Within the scope of the Graduation Project-I course, offered in the seventh semester, students are expected to conduct an extensive literature review on a selected topic, analyzing the theoretical foundations and research context in detail. During this phase, relevant academic sources are evaluated through a systematic approach to construct a sound theoretical framework for the project. In the subsequent Graduation Project-II course, carried out in the eighth semester, the project developed based on this theoretical groundwork is transformed into a concrete form—through practical methods such as prototype development or simulations—and is finalized in a scientifically coherent manner.
Biweekly Report
To ensure that the work carried out within the scope of the course is monitored regularly and systematically, students are required to prepare and submit a biweekly report to their project advisor. The report should provide a detailed account of the activities undertaken during the relevant two-week period, the progress achieved, and any problems encountered. This reporting process enables the advisor to continuously monitor and comprehensively evaluate the progress of the project. It also helps ensure that the project proceeds in a disciplined manner in line with academic objectives while supporting effective and continuous communication between the student and the advisor.
Report Writing Format
Click to access the biweekly report template.
Click to access the Jury Evaluation Form used for ESE401 Graduation Project-I.
Click to access the Jury Evaluation Form used for ESE402 Graduation Project-II.