Final Project

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to demonstrate an effective implementation of prior knowledge and technical capabilities in problem-solving and the use of technologies applicable to the area of chosen final project ; demonstrate an effective implementation of comprehensive research methodology ; demonstrate an understanding of professional, ethical and social responsibilities on the project work, including working effectively in a team to accomplish a common goal if it is a group work; demonstrate effective verbal and written communication skills.

Topics

This course expands on previous knowledge and skills acquired throughout the years and offers students the opportunity to work on a major self-initiated individual or group project. It emphasizes research and analysis as well as processes that lead to creative conceptualization and final project solutions. By the end of this course, the students must develop an original body of work, culminating in a final exhibit accompanied by a written work. An academic supervisor will be assigned to provide academic guidance to each student/group of students in developing their project work and the report writing. The student/group must present the project proposal in front of an academic panel for monitoring and feedback purposes within a month from the starting of the course, and then present the final project work in front of the same academic panel at the end of the course, as well as submit the written report.

Prerequisite : As determined by each corresponding Program/School