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.
Weekly Report Writing
To ensure that the progress of the project is monitored in a regular and systematic manner, students are required to prepare a weekly report addressed to their academic supervisor. This report documents in detail the activities conducted during the week, progress made, and any challenges encountered. It enables the supervisor to carry out continuous and comprehensive evaluations of the project. This practice not only ensures that the project advances in an academically disciplined manner but also strengthens the sustainability of student-supervisor interaction.
Report Writing Format
You can access the format and details for preparing the weekly report from here.
The writing format required for the preparation and submission of completed graduation projects can be accessed here.
