The
student chooses a scientific topic (in the field of chemistry), submits it to
the department as a proposal, then conducts scientific research on the topic
following the steps and methodology of the correct scientific research,
including identifying the problem, collecting data, analyzing it, the
usefulness of the research, previous studies on the research topic, research
results, recommendations, ... The purpose of the graduation project is to train
the student to conduct research in his field through the student's application
of the concepts and principles studied during the previous semesters in the
department.
The
student follows the following steps:
1- Gather theoretical information about the
proposed project.
2-
Project
planning and experiment design.
3-
Preparing
the equipment and materials necessary for the project.
4-
Initiation
of laboratory work. Analyze and comment on the results.
5-
Writing
the final report.
6-
Presentation
of the initial report and presentation of the project in a panel discussion.
7-
Make
the necessary corrections proposed by the examining committee.
8- Submit the final version of the project. Final
discussion.
.
Enable the student to follow the proper methods of research.
2.
Familiarize the student with how to choose the necessary references for
research and how to cite them.
3.
Introduce the student to the methods of scientific writing for the graduation
project research.
4.
The student acquires scientific research skills.
5.
Identify the components of the research and choose the approach levels for the
title of his research.
6.
Clarifies the methods, methods and methods of scientific research.
7.
Determines the importance of scientific references and how to benefit from
them.
8.
Enumerates the methods of scientific writing for the graduation project
research.
9.
Distinguish research methods and careful handling of equipment and chemicals
used in research.
10.
Explain the components of the research and choose the approach to the title of
his research.
11.
Analyzes the methods, methods and methods of scientific research.
12.
Differentiate between important references and other more important references that
serve his graduation project.
13.
Classify and arrange the writing of the research systematically.
14.
Analyzes the results of laboratory experiments used in his research.
15.
Criticizes previous research and its relationship to the title of his research.
16.
Apply the methods, methods and methods of scientific research in his graduation
research.
17.
Uses important references and avoids scientific theft.
18.
Write his graduation research in a systematic and scientific manner.
19.
Uses equipment and chemicals efficiently to obtain accurate results in his/her
graduation thesis.
20.
Defends the results, methodology and title of his research before the
discussion committee.
21.
Ability to continuous learning and self-development.
22.
Ability to work in a team.
23.
Respects the ethics of scientific research and the profession.
24. Ability to use
information technology.
