The Graduation Project is one of our compulsory courses to be taken in the spring semester of the 4th year. To enroll in the Graduation Project course, students must have passed the prerequisite course Engineering Design. The topic worked on during Engineering Design is also the topic of the Graduation Project.
Continuing the project from the Engineering Design course does not mean that you are automatically enrolled in the Graduation Project course. Like any other course, you must register for the Graduation Project course in the semester in which you take it.
In order for an advisor to be assigned to each student, students must fill out the "Graduation Project-Engineering Design Pre-Registration and Preference Form." Advisors cannot be assigned to students who do not fill out the form on time, and they therefore lose a semester.
It is advisable to talk with your instructors when making your choice. For contact information, click the link.
If you continue with the Graduation Project in the semester following the Engineering Design course, you only need to register for the course. However, if you take at least one semester off before registering for and continuing the Graduation Project, you must get information from the Head of Department's office.
Guide document for following the process:
Engineering Design and Graduation Project RoadmapSubmission of the Graduation Project file (book) takes place in two stages: initial submission and final submission.
Graduation Projects are exhibited every semester within the last 3 days of the final exams. A certificate of participation is given to the students and advisors who exhibit their projects.
Anyone who uses the graduation projects/theses on this site in their own work must cite them.
The list of completed graduation projects (title, field and advisor) is on the Graduation Theses page. Full texts of theses are not published on the site.
27 October 2026
