January 13, 2010
Graduate students are required to participate in a capstone, final project or course that often includes a formal oral presentation to the academic community. These events are open to all Olivet University community members and invited guests.
Some programs have a required thesis; others have a master's or synthesis project. All represent a body of work that may span many semesters, sometimes years of work. This year’s graduate presentations, which took place Monday, January 11, include the following:
“The Impact of Media and its Effects to Evangelize the World”
“New Media and Old Media: What each can learn from the other”
“The Lost Wisdom of God:The Gospel message hidden in Chinese characters”
“EveryRemedy.com”
“Joyful Site"
“DDOS Attack and Defense”
“An Efficient Advertiser Management System”
Some programs have a required thesis; others have a master's or synthesis project. All represent a body of work that may span many semesters, sometimes years of work. This year’s graduate presentations, which took place Monday, January 11, include the following:
“The Impact of Media and its Effects to Evangelize the World”
“New Media and Old Media: What each can learn from the other”
“The Lost Wisdom of God:The Gospel message hidden in Chinese characters”
“EveryRemedy.com”
“Joyful Site"
“DDOS Attack and Defense”
“An Efficient Advertiser Management System”
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