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ما هي أهمية مشاريع التخرج؟
ما هي أهمية مشاريع التخرج؟
إن إنجاز مشروع التخرج بنجاح هو دليل على استعداد الطلاب لمزاولة مهنة في مجال تخصصهم.
ما هو الغرض من مشاريع التخرج ؟
ما هو الغرض من مشاريع التخرج ؟
يهدف مشروع التخرج إلى تدريب الطلاب على مهارات العمل والمهنة و المساهمة في نجاحهم المهني المستقبلي.
من الذي يحدد موضوع ومحتوى مشروع التخرج؟
من الذي يحدد موضوع ومحتوى مشروع التخرج؟
ماذا تشمل عناصر مشروع التخرج؟
ماذا تشمل عناصر مشروع التخرج؟
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ما هي خطوات إعداد مشروع التخرج ؟
ما هي خطوات إعداد مشروع التخرج ؟
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يمكن لطلاب التخرج أن يختاروا موضوع مشروع التخرج بشكل مستقل .
يمكن لطلاب التخرج أن يختاروا موضوع مشروع التخرج بشكل مستقل .
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يُعدّ مشروع التخرج من المشاريع الفردية التي لا يتطلب تعاون الطلاب مع بعضهم البعض .
يُعدّ مشروع التخرج من المشاريع الفردية التي لا يتطلب تعاون الطلاب مع بعضهم البعض .
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ما هي أهم الأهداف وَ المخرجات التي ينبغي على مشروع التخرج أن يحققها ؟
ما هي أهم الأهداف وَ المخرجات التي ينبغي على مشروع التخرج أن يحققها ؟
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ما هي أهم المهارات وَ القدرات التي يُمكن للطلاب أن يُطوروها عبر مشاريع التخرج ؟
ما هي أهم المهارات وَ القدرات التي يُمكن للطلاب أن يُطوروها عبر مشاريع التخرج ؟
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What information is typically included on the title page of a project?
What information is typically included on the title page of a project?
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Which of the following elements is NOT typically found on a project's title page?
Which of the following elements is NOT typically found on a project's title page?
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Why is the title page considered the first formal page of a project document?
Why is the title page considered the first formal page of a project document?
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Which of the following correctly lists the components typically found on a project title page?
Which of the following correctly lists the components typically found on a project title page?
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What is the main purpose of the title page in a project?
What is the main purpose of the title page in a project?
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What is the purpose of the dedication section in a project?
What is the purpose of the dedication section in a project?
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Which of the following best describes the content found in the dedication section?
Which of the following best describes the content found in the dedication section?
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Why might a student include personal acknowledgments in their project?
Why might a student include personal acknowledgments in their project?
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What type of individuals or groups might be acknowledged in the dedication section?
What type of individuals or groups might be acknowledged in the dedication section?
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Which statement about the dedication section is incorrect?
Which statement about the dedication section is incorrect?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Graduation Projects
- Graduation projects are capstone projects for undergraduate students
- Projects provide an opportunity to apply knowledge to complex, realistic problems
- They reflect the majority of program outcomes, aiming to train students for professional careers
Project Importance
- Successful completion signifies the student's readiness for a professional career
- Project variety and quality reflect academic profile and achievement
- Multidisciplinary and externally funded projects are welcome
Project Benefits
- Project nominations by the department can lead to awards or prizes
- Participation in regional/national competitions represents the college/university
- Presentations at conferences, workshops, or publications are highly beneficial
- Creative contributions in the form of commercial products or services are possible
- Community engagement and service through university/college operations are encouraged
- Sponsorships from industry partners can offer increased job prospects
- Projects offer satisfaction from innovation and creation
Graduation Project Overview
- Projects generally span two consecutive semesters (Semester 7 and 8)
- Students usually work in groups, closely guided by a supervisor
- Supervisors may nominate co-supervisors as needed
- The department approves co-supervisors for each project.
- Project implementation is typically completed in the 8th semester
Who Proposes Project Ideas?
- Students are strongly encouraged to propose project ideas
- Faculty members can also suggest topics
- External partners can also collaborate in project ideas
Acceptable Project Criteria
- Projects should incorporate significant realistic challenges and constraints
- Projects should provide opportunities to integrate knowledge from various courses
- Creativity should be encouraged in the project design
- Hands-on skills, planning, analysis, design, implementation, comparisons, and validating are major project facets
- Scientific and technical methodologies should be well-reflected throughout the project
- The project efforts should match the expected credit requirement
- Teamwork among students from one or more majors is encouraged
- Deliverables must be acceptable and quantifiable, as agreed by both supervisors and committee members
Graduation Project Components (GPD)
- Graduation projects consist of a cover, summary pages, table of contents, abbreviations, tables, figures
- An introduction, the main parts of the project
- A conclusion, resources (bibliography), and appendices
Project General Structure: 1. Title Page
- Includes a logo, project title, student names and IDs, supervisor's name, submission date, and department/university names
- This page provides general identification details about the project, students, and their academic affiliations
Project General Structure: 2. Committee Report
- Lists committee member names and signatures
- Includes the date of evaluation
- Formally certifies that the project was reviewed and approved by the designated academic committee
Project General Structure: 3. Abstract
- Presents a brief summary of the project
- Details the problem statement and proposed solution
- Outlines the methodology used
- Emphasizes key objectives and outcomes
- Generally spans one page
Project General Structure: 4. Dedication
- Acknowledges specific people who supported students during the project
- Typically presented as a short paragraph
Project General Structure: 5. Acknowledgement
- Expresses gratitude to the supervisor, family, friends, and other contributors
- Formalizes thanks to those who helped the project's success
- Typically structured as a paragraph
Project General Structure: 6. Table of Contents
- Contains a comprehensive list of sections and subsections, with corresponding page numbers
- Helps quickly locate specific project report parts
Project General Structure: 7. List of Figures
- Includes a list of all figures (diagrams, graphs, etc.) with their respective page numbers within the document
- Assists in readily finding visual data and diagrams
Project General Structure: 8. List of Tables
- Lists all tables included, along with page numbers
- Aids readers in referencing tabular data easily
Project General Structure: 9. List of Symbols
- Explains any used symbols, abbreviations, or acronyms in the document
- Ensures the readability and clarity of technical terms and symbols for readers
Project General Structure: Chapter 1: Introduction
- Provides a project overview and background, introducing the context
- Provides a brief overview of the problem domain
- Sets the environment for the remainder of the document
Project General Structure: 1.2 Problem Statement
- Outlines the project's specific problem or challenge
- Explains the significance of this problem
- Shows its impact
Project General Structure: 1.3 Proposed Solution
- Explains the main solution or approach to address the problem
- Explains the technical and conceptual framework of the solution
Project General Structure:1.4 Related Works
- Reviews related projects, research, or products
- Discusses how the proposed solution compares to or builds upon prior work
Project General Structure: 1.5 Project Aim and Objectives
- Outlines the project’s main objectives, including technical milestones, user impact, and other quantifiable outcomes
Project General Structure: 1.6 Technology and Tools Used
- Lists the essential tools, languages, frameworks used
Project General Structure: 1.7 Methodology
- Describes the project management and execution methodology, including the reason for choice and implementation of the chosen methodology (e.g., Agile, Scrum)
Project General Structure: 1.8 Project Risks and Mitigation (Optional)
- Lists potential project risks and how mitigating strategies were planned to overcome them
Project General Structure: 1.9 Report Structure (Optional)
- Provides a brief guide for the reader about the document structure and what each section/chapter covers
Project General Structure: Chapter 2: Analysis
- Detailed introduction to the analysis phase of the project
- Detailed description of the analysis process, type, and its importance to overall development
- Detailed identification of key project stakeholders and their roles
Project General Structure: 2.3 Requirement Elicitation Techniques
- Details the methods used to gather project requirements from stakeholders
Project General Structure: 2.4 List of User Stories
- Explains the user’s needs
- Describes how the project will meet those needs
Project General Structure: 2.5 Use Case Diagrams
- Illustrates interactions between users and the system
- Details user activities and system responses
Project General Structure: 2.6 Use Case Descriptions
- Provides a detailed explanation of each use case
- Details step-by-step the system & actor interaction towards achieving specific goals
- Includes triggers, system responses, and required conditions
- Explains alternate flows and exceptions
Project General Structure: 2.6 Functional and Non-Functional Requirements
- Outlines specific project actions/tasks (functional requirements)
- Lists performance, usability, and security requirements
Project General Structure: 2.7 Database Analysis
- Presents database designs using ERD diagrams, visualizing relationships between various data entities
Project General Structure: Chapter 3: Design and Architecture
- Describes the backend and frontend architecture showing how different system parts work together
- Includes communication channels
- Explains used software design patterns (e.g., MVC, Singleton)
Project General Structure: 3.3 Security Considerations
- Details security measures implemented in the project, such as data encryption, authentication, and protection mechanisms
Project General Structure: 3.4 Activity and Sequence Diagrams
- Visually represents system processes and interactions, showing component and actor flows over time
Project General Structure: 3.5 Prototype and Wireframe Design
- Presents screenshots or mockups of user interfaces (wireframes or high-fidelity prototypes) to visualize the system
Project General Structure: 3.6 State Management
- Explains how the application manages its state, particularly complex or dynamic interfaces
Project General Structure: Chapter 4: Implementation
- Lists the programming languages, frameworks, and development tools used
- Describes necessary hardware and software specifications
Project General Structure: 4.3 Integration Points
- Lists external systems or services that the project integrates with (e.g., APIs, libraries)
Project General Structure: 4.4 Version Control and CI/CD
- Describes tools and practices for version control
- Includes automated build/deployment systems
Project General Structure: 4.5 User Interfaces
- Explanation and screenshots of the user interfaces, their design, functionality, user-system interaction
Project General Structure: Chapter 5:Testing
- Describes overview of testing strategies and objectives
- Explains unit, integration, and system testing
- Details usability testing
- Describes performance and automated testing
- Explains the API testing process
Project General Structure: Chapter 6: Conclusion and Future Work
- Summarizes project outcomes and achievements
- Presents improvements and future development ideas
Project General Structure: References
- Includes a detailed list of cited references formatted using a recognized citation style
Project General Structure: Appendix (Optional)
- Includes supplementary details (e.g., code snippets, extended diagrams, technical documentation)
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تتناول هذه الاختبار مشاريع التخرج كجزء أساسي من البرامج الجامعية، حيث توفر الفرصة للطلاب لتطبيق معارفهم على مشكلات واقعية معقدة. تعد هذه المشاريع دليلاً على جاهزية الطلاب للسوق العمل وتعكس إنجازاتهم الأكاديمية.
