(A) the theme of writing
A master's degree thesis can only have one topic (it can't be pieced together), and it should be specific to the grass-roots level of the problem (that is, the problem can't be subdivided into lower-level sub-problems), and it can't be the field to which the problem belongs, let alone the subject where the problem lies. In other words, the research topic can't be too big. Because of the wide range of issues involved, it is difficult to study the master's degree thesis thoroughly. Usually, the master's degree thesis should focus on a specific problem in a certain subject field and draw valuable research conclusions.
The master's degree thesis is an academic work, so the expression should be rigorous, concise and focused. Professional knowledge should be abbreviated or not written, so as to be clear in thinking, reliable in data, concise in words, thorough in explanation, rigorous in reasoning and correct in argument, and avoid using non-academic language with literary nature or emotional color. If there are new terms, terms or concepts that are not common in the paper, they need to be explained immediately.
(2) How to write the title
The title of the paper should briefly reflect the main contents of the paper, and should not be general. Because others want to search your paper through the keywords in the title of your paper, it is very important to use accurate language. The title of the paper should be an accurate and specific description of the research object, which generally reflects the research conclusion to some extent. Therefore, the title of our paper should not only tell readers what problems this paper has studied, but also tell readers the conclusions drawn from this study. For example, Between Fact and Fiction: Mohr, Carpenter and Wolff's Views on Journalism is more professional and accurate than A Study on the Views on Journalism of Three American Writers.
(C) the writing of the abstract
The abstract of the paper is a high summary of the research content of the paper. Others will retrieve the master's degree thesis according to the abstract, so the abstract should include: a description of the problem and research purpose, a brief introduction to the methods and research process, and a brief summary of the research conclusion. It should be independent and self-evident, and it should be a complete paper.
By reading the abstract of the paper, readers should be able to have an overall understanding of the research methods and conclusions of the paper, so the writing of the abstract should be accurate and concise. The abstract of the paper should not be written as an outline of the full text, especially "Chapter 65438+0 ……"; Chapter II ...; ..... "This or something like that.
(D) Introduction writing
The introduction of a dissertation consists of the following parts: 1, asking questions; 2. The background and significance of the topic; 3. Literature review; 4. Research methods; 5. The structure of the paper.
Paper structure arrangement: Introduce the writing structure arrangement of this paper.
There should be an organic connection between chapters, in line with the logical order.
(5) Concluding words.
The conclusion is to refine and summarize the main research results and arguments of the paper, which should be accurate, concise, complete and organized, so that people can fully understand the significance, purpose and work content of the paper after reading it. This paper mainly expounds the position, function and significance of his creative work and research achievements in this academic field. At the same time, we should strictly distinguish our own achievements from those of our tutors and others.