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This document outlines the teaching plan and expectations for a final year project course. It details the topics to be covered each week such as proposal preparation, literature review, and methodology. Students will submit a proposal report in weeks 11-12 consisting of 3 chapters which will be assessed. In week 13, students will present their proposals orally and receive feedback. Throughout the semester, students must meet regularly with their assigned supervisor and document meetings. Assessment will be based on the proposal, presentation, research work, thesis, and lab book. The document provides instructions on title registration, meeting logs, and proposal submission forms that students must complete.

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Fyp Briefing

This document outlines the teaching plan and expectations for a final year project course. It details the topics to be covered each week such as proposal preparation, literature review, and methodology. Students will submit a proposal report in weeks 11-12 consisting of 3 chapters which will be assessed. In week 13, students will present their proposals orally and receive feedback. Throughout the semester, students must meet regularly with their assigned supervisor and document meetings. Assessment will be based on the proposal, presentation, research work, thesis, and lab book. The document provides instructions on title registration, meeting logs, and proposal submission forms that students must complete.

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FINAL YEAR PROJECT


ECH4999A
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tinia Idaty Mohd. Ghazi
Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering
[email protected] / [email protected]
+ Teaching Plan: What is the plan?
+ Teaching Plan: What is the plan?
+ Teaching Plan: What is the plan?
+ Teaching Plan: What is the plan?
+ Teaching Plan: What to expect?
+ Teaching Plan: What to expect?
WEEK TOPIC APPROACH ACTION TO BE TAKEN

Introduction to Course, title selection,


1 Briefing
registration

2 Title registration:
PU/PS/BR06/AJR
Proposal preparation Lecture, Discussion
3 Meeting log:
PU/PS/BR07/AJR

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Chapter 1: Introduction and Research
Lecture, Discussion and SCL
Background
5 Chapter 1 ready for Proposal report

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Chapter 2: Literature Review Lecture, Discussion and SCL
7 Chapter 2 ready for Proposal report

Submit Proposal Form:


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FK3-Q-PROPEL2
Chapter 3: Research Methodology Lecture, Discussion and SCL
9 Chapter 3 ready for Proposal report

10 Expected Outcome and Gantt Chart Discussion and SCL Inclusion in Proposal report

Proposal report submission and


11
assessment Proposal report submission
Proposal Report Submission
Assessment by Supervisor
12 Proposal report assessment

13 Proposal Presentation Assessment Oral presentation and Assessment

Research & Development and


14 Lecture and Way Forward
Publication
+ Assessment: What to score?

FYP

Semester 1 Session Year Semester 2 Session Year


20 – 25% 75 – 80%

Proposal report: Chapter 1 – 3 Project thesis


15% 45 – 50%

Final year presentation


Proposal presentation
Oral & Poster
10%
10%

Research work
15%

Lab book
5%
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Title registration: What to submit?

q  Project titles are as listed in the provided forms


q  First come first serve basis.
q  A topic based supervisor blinded selection.
q  Allow a student per supervisor.
q  Students should choose title following their course options (e.g. students
with Process Engineering option should choose Process Engineering
project)
q  You have about one week to choose your topic within Week 1. Results
will be revealed by end of Week 1.

q  How to register?
Ø  Complete form PU/PS/BR06/AJR in Putra Blast

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Meeting with Supervisor: What to do?

q  Meeting with supervisor starts from Week 2.


q  Meet your supervisor regularly to discuss your progress, difficulties, etc.
q  At least once a week in a semester. Depends on supervisor’s preference.
q  Prepare an A4 log book for all discussion, project planning and
management matters and experimentation etc.

q  What to record?
q  Log your every meeting by filling in the PU/PS/BR07/AJR form, available
in PutraBlast.
q  Ensure that the form is endorsed by your supervisor.
q  Record keeping of the forms, together with other information in your log
book at all times.
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FYP Proposal Submission: What to do?

q  Discuss your project thoroughly with your supervisor.


q  Clarify the title, objective, methodology and research needs e.g.
facilities, experimental items, journals searching, access to
certain special services etc.
q  What to submit?
q  Fill in the FK3-Q-PROPEL2 form,
available in PutraBlast and
submit to Course Coordinator
latest by Week 8.
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What’s next?

ANY QUESTION?
THANK YOU

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