Simply put, the undergraduate stage is general education, which allows students to get started in a certain aspect. In the master's stage, more attention is paid to the development of students' professional research direction. So as a master student, what abilities should you have when you graduate from school?

The first is the ability to collect, organize and summarize information. Master's degree, I can't escape, and my main business is research topics. Data collection is an indispensable stage. The relevance of Chinese or foreign literature, which periodical and major, and the accuracy and completeness of data are all worth considering. The data is ready, and how to summarize it is another problem that needs to be solved. Which software tools to use and how to classify them is a technical job. The more subtle, the more professional.

Then it is the cultivation of a complete train of thought to study the problem. After graduation, many of us may engage in jobs that deviate from the research direction during graduate school. But the ability to think by analogy will help us find the right direction and solve the problem quickly.