Graduation projects were discussed for fourth-year students in the Physics Department at the College of Education for Pure Sciences. The committees were composed of a group of specialized professors from the department, both morning and evening, ensuring an objective and accurate evaluation of the research. The graduation project is one of the requirements for obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Physics degree and reflects the students' proficiency and ability to apply physical and scientific concepts and laws. The discussions highlighted how students apply theoretical knowledge to practical experiments and develop their research and presentation skills.
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