The Final Project Proposal Examination for the Odd Semester of the 2025/2026 Academic Year in the Applied Bachelor Program of Civil Engineering and Water Resources Construction Engineering is one of the essential academic stages that must be undertaken by final-year students. This activity serves as an initial milestone for students to present the proposed final project they will carry out, as well as a means of evaluating their academic, technical, and methodological readiness before entering the implementation phase and the preparation of the final report. The examination is conducted from January 26 to February 3, 2026.
The proposal examination is organized in a scheduled and well-structured manner, involving academic supervisors and examiners who are competent in their respective fields. Each student is given the opportunity to present the background of the problem, project objectives, literature review, planning or analysis methodology, and the proposed stages of final project implementation. The topics presented are diverse and highly relevant to the needs of industry and infrastructure development, particularly in the fields of civil engineering and water resources construction, such as drainage system planning, flood control structures, irrigation systems, weirs, open channels, as well as structural and hydraulic analysis.
The proposal examination functions not only as an assessment instrument but also as a forum for constructive academic discussion. Through question-and-answer sessions, the examiners provide feedback, criticism, and suggestions aimed at refining the students’ final project concepts. These inputs are expected to improve the quality of planning, the accuracy of methods, and the depth of analysis to be carried out in the subsequent stages. As a result, students gain a clearer understanding of the direction and quality standards required for their final projects.
In addition to strengthening academic competence, the proposal examination also trains students to present ideas systematically, think critically, and defend scientific arguments in a professional manner. Communication skills and self-confidence are important aspects that are also assessed during the examination process.
Through the Final Project Proposal Examination of the Odd Semester 2025/2026, the Applied Bachelor Program of Civil Engineering and Water Resources Construction Engineering reaffirms its commitment to producing competent graduates who are ready to enter the professional workforce and capable of making tangible contributions to sustainable and environmentally conscious infrastructure development.
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The Final Project Proposal Examination for the Odd Semester of the 2025/2026 Academic Year in the Applied Bachelor Program