The Master's Final Project (TFM) subject is compulsory and is key to the degree, since it includes the evaluation of a large number of specific and generic competencies of the degree, as can be seen in the Teaching Guide corresponding.
The Master's Thesis (MFT) involves the completion of a project following established lines or areas of research. It also consists of its presentation and defense, according to the ULL MFT regulations.
Using the learning outcomes assessment template, form, and/or report, the panels responsible for assessing the Master's Thesis assess the extent to which the degree's competencies and learning outcomes have been acquired.
General requirements for the completion of the TFM
In order to complete the Master's Final Project, students must meet the following general requirements:
Any academic requirement established by the degree in its Verification/Modification Report and in the teaching guide for the subject.
To ensure that the Master's Thesis is appropriate for the program's characteristics, students are provided with guidance and direction through an assigned tutor from among the faculty who have taught the master's degree, based on the subject chosen by the student.
The Master's Academic Committee will approve the topics that students may request for their Master's Thesis, the tutors for these topics, the assignment criteria, the composition of the evaluation committee, which, where applicable, would judge the corresponding Master's Thesis, and the basic rules regarding style, length, and structure that the Master's Thesis report must follow.
To improve the development of the subject and facilitate the preparation of the Master's Thesis Report and its public defense, specific criteria are established, which can be consulted in the Subject Teaching Guide, the Master's Thesis Regulations, and the instructions published for this purpose. More information.
The Master's Thesis will conclude with the defense, which must be public. The examining board will be composed of professors who teach in that program, who will appoint a chair and a secretary from among themselves.
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2024-2025 academic year
Reading and Defense of Master's Thesis: Electromechanical Technology Specialty
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Reading and Defense of Master's Final Project: Specialty Electromechanical Technology
Reading and Defense of Master's Final Project: Specialty Automation and Robotics