The Capstone project is a significant piece of engineering work conducted in the final session(s) of the Bachelor of Engineering with the guidance of an academic supervisor.

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Get started on your Capstone project

Your Capstone Project allows you to demonstrate your capacity to integrate the knowledge and skills acquired throughout your course and apply them to a real-world engineering problem.

Engineering Capstone at FEIT UTS is a substantial project-based learning experience where undergraduate students are prepared to have the experience and skills needed to demonstrate the levels of performance expected of an Engineers Australia stage 1 level engineer within the final session of studies.

It consists of two, 6 credit point (cp) subjects, to be completed over two sessions, ideally consecutive, where students will complete a significant engineering project under the guidance of an Academic Supervisor.

Capstone subjects

You enrol in the following subjects*:

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Note: Students generally enrol in these subjects over two consecutive sessions. The subjects are available in Autumn and Spring sessions.

How to enrol in your Capstone project

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ProjectMatch

Start planning your Capstone project prior to session commencement. After enrolment, students will be notified when they have access to ProjectMatch. Then log in to ProjectMatch to find an academic supervisor, browse suggested topics and register your project.

If you have not already done so, enrol in the appropriate Project subject(s) via My Student Admin.

If you have any questions, please contact us at feitcapstone@uts.edu.au.

Capstone library

A collection of previous students' capstone reports are available for students to view. Reports from Autumn 2020 onwards are available to access via UTS library.

For further details on how to access the reports via UTS library and a complete list of capstone reports available, please see the Resources and Forms link on Canvas.

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