MASTER PROJECT ASSESSMENT & DATES
For Semester 1, 2024-2025
6 October 2024 - 16 January 2025


Draft submission : No later than 16 January 2025
(Thursday)
Before 5 pm

For MP1 student, please submit MP draft (draft 1).

For MP2 student, please submit MP draft in UTM format and technical paper in MS Word
.
No need to submit synopsis at this stage
.


MP Presentation : 20 - 21 January 2025

E-Report
* and 1-page synopsis submission : No later than 7 February 2025

* E-report means a revised draft with front and back covers, according to the format, signed by your supervisor and a Turnitin report. Only for MP2 students.


MASTER PROJECT I (MEMx 1914)

Project implementation - 50%
Log book (3%)
Student's interest (5%)
Literature research (10%)
Work planning & execution (10%)
Creativity & independence (8%)
Problem understanding & solution (10%)
Quality of the references (4%)

Draft - 20%
Problem definition (3%)
Objectives & scopes (3%)
Literature review & project background (5%)
Research methodology (5%)
Similarity index, structure and language (4%)

Presentation - 30%
Problem identification, objectives & scopes (4%)
Literature review (5%)
Research methodology (5%)
Work planning (3%)
Quality of slides (3%)
Voice & eye contact (2%)
Attire (2%)
Response to questions (6%)

MASTER PROJECT II (MEMx 2926)

Project implementation - 30%
Log book (3%)
Student's interest (5%)
Data collection (5%)
Work planning & execution (6%)
Creativity & independence (5%)
Analyse & interpretation (6%)

Draft - 35%
Abstract (2%)
Problem statement (4%)
Literature review & project background (7%)
Research methodology (4%)
Result & discussion (7%)
Conclusion, recommendation & references (5%)
Similarity, report organization, structure & language (6%)

Technical paper - 5%
Abstract (0.5%)
Literature review (1%)
Methodology (1%)
Result & discussion (1%)
Conclusion (0.5%)
Technical paper organization (1%)

Presentation - 30%
Problem identification, objectives & scopes (4%)
Literature review (5%)
Research methodology (5%)
Work planning (3%)
Quality of slides (3%)
Voice & eye contact (2%)
Attire (2%)
Response to questions (6%)