The list of doctoral dissertations submitted by the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics of Xigong University has not been published.

Process of submitting doctoral thesis for review

1. Graduates submit the first draft of the thesis: After the graduation thesis is written, the first draft of the thesis needs to be submitted to the tutor and typeset according to the prescribed format, including the cover, content, Chinese and English abstracts, text and references.

2. Postgraduate thesis defense: Graduates need to go through necessary training and thesis defense to obtain graduation qualification.

3. Graduates submit formal papers: After the defense, graduates need to revise their papers and submit formal doctoral papers.

4. Submit an application for approval to the graduate school: graduates need to submit an application for approval of formal papers to the graduate school. The examination and approval materials generally include electronic and paper graduation thesis, approval form, integrity statement, etc.

5. Application for review: The review committee of the graduate school will organize experts to review the papers, including the content, language, format and references of the papers.

6. Paper submission: After the paper is approved, the graduate school will send the paper to relevant academic review institutions or experts, who will review the paper.

Brief introduction of Xigong University Aerospace College;

The School of Aeronautics and Astronautics of Xi University of Technology is a department of Xi University of Technology. The campus is located at No.26 Chang 'an South Road, Xinglong Section, Chang 'an District, Xi City, Shaanxi Province. Founded in 1965, it is the undertaker of "Excellent Engineer Education and Training Plan", "New Engineering (Engineering) Pilot Project" and "College Students Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Plan" of the Ministry of Education.

At present, the College has 12 undergraduate majors, 8 master disciplines and 1 2 second-class doctoral degree authorized units, including astronautics, materials science and engineering, mechanical design and manufacturing and its automation, photoelectric information science and engineering, energy and power engineering, electrical engineering and its automation, chemical engineering and technology, mathematics and applied mathematics, physics, computer science and technology, robotics and surveying and mapping engineering. It is a national practice teaching base.