Undergraduate graduation thesis generally requires about 6000 words to 15000 words. Generally, the first draft of undergraduate thesis is about 15000 words, and then some contents are streamlined and optimized with the tutor, and finally it is about 8000 to 10000 words.

The first draft of undergraduate graduation thesis generally requires more than 6.5438+0.5 million words. The regulations of colleges and universities are different. The general rule is that1.5000 words or more, that is to say, the paper is A4 paper 15 pages or more, including cover, table of contents, abstract, words, charts, calculation formulas, etc. The paper should include literature review, research or design content, experimental data and result analysis, references and so on.

Most undergraduates' graduation thesis only requires a repetition rate of less than 30%, but it should be noted that some universities have stricter requirements, some require less than 20%, and some even require less than 10% to be qualified.

Procedures for writing the first draft of undergraduate thesis:

1, determine the research direction: the research direction is very important. If you want to use your graduation thesis as a proud capital in the future, then I suggest you choose a more difficult direction, but don't be afraid to finish it. People never know their potential unless they push themselves. But if you just want to be a salted fish and make a job as soon as possible, I suggest you start early, choose a hot one and make a job easily.

2. Paper structure: After choosing the research direction of the paper, make a simple plan for the work needed to complete this article, such as background, existing research, your innovation, expected research results, references, etc.

3. According to the established paper structure, go deep into all links, such as references, and it is best to find 1~2 articles to delimit the scope; Show your experimental data and results graphically and get as obvious a conclusion as possible.

In this way, the first draft is completed, and further, experiments or algorithms need to be optimized to get better results and more beautiful charts.