In general, there is a time interval of 10 to 12 months from the end of the opening defense to the thesis defense in colleges and universities.

For example, for three-year graduate students, the graduate school will write a thesis at the end of the second semester, and the graduate school will defend the mid-term thesis last semester, and the graduate school will require students to submit the first draft next semester. Generally, this time is enough for everyone to write a master's thesis.

First of all, we must determine the research topic. Generally, after you have your own project, you must discuss it with your tutor for approval, and then you will do a lot of literature reading and write the literature review part of the opening report. Then design the experiment and write a chapter on methodology.

The mid-term defense requires students to basically complete the experiment and have research results, that is, to complete the fourth part of the paper. The mid-term defense can continue to write the discussion and conclusion part.

The difference between a master's degree and an undergraduate degree is that every student has a tutor in the master's degree, and the graduation thesis ultimately needs the tutor's signature, and the spot check on the student's thesis will directly affect the enrollment quota of the tutor in the future, so most tutors still pay more or less attention to the completion and quality of the student's thesis.

Writing a thesis is a long process. Every link should be thought through, well thought out and well written, with rich content and structure. Don't copy and paste rashly, you will only ask for trouble in the end.