During the event, students presented their software, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, mobile application, web technology, and digital solution projects, which they developed by combining the theoretical knowledge and practical skills they acquired throughout their education, to the academic jury members. The projects underwent a comprehensive evaluation process in terms of technical competence, originality, feasibility, innovative approach, and presentation performance.
In addition to academic jury members, the program was attended by Atlas University Technology Transfer Office (TTO), company representatives within TEKMER, and external stakeholders of the university. Thus, students had the opportunity to present their projects not only to academics but also to experts from different fields of the sector and receive direct feedback.
The projects, which attracted great interest, were presented a second time by the students and shared more comprehensively with industry representatives. These special presentations allowed the students' work to be examined by a wider audience, while also strengthening the sharing of knowledge and experience between academia and industry.
The final projects demonstrated not only the students' technical knowledge but also their analytical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, project management, and effective presentation skills. Throughout the event, students had the opportunity to evaluate the solutions they developed within the context of real-world industry needs and to communicate directly with professionals.
The graduation project presentations not only contributed to the professional development of the students but also laid an important foundation for showcasing innovative ideas and supporting future projects.
