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Kookmin University announced on June 31 that it will hold the “Kookmin University Capstone Design Idea Contest 2024” to encourage creative idea development and new inventions among students performing capstone design projects.
  

 

 

Organized by the LINC 3.0 Project of Kookmin University, the contest will be held from June 7 at 10 a.m. to July 1 at 11 a.m. for teams that have received approval of their capstone design project plan from the LINC 3.0 Project in the first semester of the 2024 academic year.

 

  

Capstone Design is a hands-on, interdisciplinary education program in which students solve problems in industry and the community based on the knowledge they acquired in their first and second years of study. Kookmin University's LINC 3.0 project supports students in the program to cultivate creativity, practical skills, and teamwork based on comprehensive problem solving.
  

 

 

“We hope that this capstone design idea contest will serve as an opportunity to discover creative talents in new industries,” said Lee In Hyung, head of Kookmin University's Industry-Academia Cooperation Center and head of the LINC 3.0 project. “We will actively support students' excellent works to be commercialized.”
  

 

 

The application for the competition is available on the Kookmin University Capstone Design website, and the evaluation will be conducted through a written evaluation based on the application and video submitted by the students. The 11 winning teams will receive the Kookmin University President's Award and a small prize, and more information can be found on the Kookmin University Capstone Design website.

 

 

 

 

 

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