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    This module handbook provides information for an undergraduate final project course. It includes details such as the module coordinator, language, credit points, requirements, learning goals, contents, assessment criteria, and learning methods. The goals are for students to be able to independently conduct research on a physics-related topic using scientific methods and present their findings. Students must complete a final project draft and presentation, which will each be 50% of the final grade. The course aims to develop students' critical thinking, creativity, and research skills.

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    This module handbook provides information for an undergraduate final project course. It includes details such as the module coordinator, language, credit points, requirements, learning goals, contents, assessment criteria, and learning methods. The goals are for students to be able to independently conduct research on a physics-related topic using scientific methods and present their findings. Students must complete a final project draft and presentation, which will each be 50% of the final grade. The course aims to develop students' critical thinking, creativity, and research skills.

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    MODULE HANDBOOK

    Course: Final Project


    Module Level: Undergraduate
    Code: PNT499
    Sub-heading, if applicable: -
    Courses included in the -
    module, if applicable:
    Semester/Term: 8th / Fourth Year
    Module Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Moh. Yasin (Head of Physics Department)
    Lecturer(s): Lecturers team
    Languange: Bahasa Indonesia
    Classification within the Compulsory Course / Elective course
    Curriculum:
    Teaching format/ class hours 6 hours of consultative discussion (50 minutes/hour)
    per week during semester:
    Workload: 6 hours of consultative discussion per week, 6 hours of
    independent study, 13 weeks per semester and total of234 hours
    per semester ̴ 7,8 ECTS*
    Credit Points: 6
    Requirement(s): (PNT498) Final Project Proposal
    Learning General Competence (Knowledge):
    Goals/Competencies: 1. Able to do research on a specific problem using scientific
    methods.
    2. Able to use physics concepts in solving problems.
    3. Able to solve problems sistematically in the allocated time.

    Specific Competence:
    1. Able to work independently
    2. Able to develop creativity and critical thinking, inovative and
    demonstrate
    Contents: Final project and its proposal are integrated courses that
    introduce research which is related to physics topics for students.
    Students are required to conduct studies theoretically,
    experimentally, computationally or develop instrumentation
    systems under supervisions. As an introduction, the objective of
    the research is not intended for high novelty.
    Soft Skill Attribute: Discipline and honesty
    Study/Exam Achievements: Students are considered to be competent and passed if at least
    get 40 of maximumscore. The final score is calculated as follow:
    50% presentation + 50% final project draft

    Final grade is defined as follow :


    A : 75 – 100
    AB : 70 - 74.99
    B : 65 - 69.99
    BC : 60 - 64.99
    C : 55 - 59.99
    D : 40 - 54.99
    E : 0 - 39.99
    Forms of Media: Powerpoints slides, LCD projectors and whiteboards,
    Learning Methods: Discussion and presentation
    Literature(s): Books, scientific journals and other references that are relevant
    with final project research.
    Notes: *Total ECTS = {(total hours workload × 50 min) / 25 hours
    Each ECTS is equals with 25 hours.

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