Bachelor Degree Project
Introduction
To fulfil the requirements for the award of a Bachelor’s degree offered at the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology (FAST), each student is required to conduct an individual project, i.e. the Bachelor Degree Project (BDP).
BDP is an academic work related to the student’s field of study. It is the best platform for students in the science and technology field to be exposed to professional work. Also, BDP is very important in teaching and learning because it integrates the subjects studied in the program. Students will use their individual intelligence in making decisions, evaluating, and analyzing, as well as the capability to be independent in solving specific problems in the science and technology field. Hence, BDP will create competent graduates who can apply modern technology.
The Bachelor’s Degree Project is divided into two (2) parts; the first part is BDP I, which is to be taken as a prerequisite to the second part, BDP II. Both reports should follow the University’s Thesis Writing Guide and be submitted to the faculty on the prescribed dates.
These guidelines are intended to assist in managing the efficient implementation of BDP in the faculty and should be referred to by all parties involved in BDP at the faculty level, particularly the students, supervisors, examiners, and BDP Committee.
Aim
BDP aims to train students to use knowledge, skills, and experience gained during learning to produce skilled and competent graduates. This goal should be achieved through practical research work and reports’ systematic and professional preparation.
Objectives
This course has been developed to help the student in the following matters.
- To apply the knowledge, skills, and experience gained from their studies in solving science and technology problems.
- To think objectively, analytically, and critically in identifying and solving problems systematically.
- Effectively conduct research work and produce academic writing in the time given.
- To present the results effectively in a written and oral format.
- To produce effective project work and a quality research report.
Learning Outcomes (All CLOs)
Upon completing BDP, it is hoped that students will be able to:
- Plan and reorganize work according to proper research techniques.
- Identify and analyze additional ideas for improving the research work being carried out.
- Organize research work plans based on suggestions from the examination panel and after consulting the supervisor.
- Collect data using appropriate methods, conduct research using proper techniques, and consult with the supervisor.
- Evaluate and analyze research problems and interpret the results based on their application.
- Adhere to research ethics through collaborative work, without plagiarizing and misinterpreting research data, considering the laws of humans and nature.
Bachelor Degree Project I, Sem II Session 20232024
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Bachelor Degree Project II, Sem I, Session 20222023
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Last Updated on August 30, 2024