From the perspective of master students themselves, the graduation thesis will pass smoothly, and the knowledge level will be a big leap. But many master students have no experience in writing tens of thousands of words. After all, master's thesis is much more difficult and demanding than undergraduate thesis. Undergraduate thesis generally does not need too many topics, and it can repeat the existing research results, so master thesis is different.

It needs academics and some innovation. In terms of word count, master's thesis is generally between 30,000 and 50,000 words, and the opening report is generally around 5,000 words. Master's thesis should be tested, and all professional papers should be compared in the past 100 years. Every eleven papers are almost the same, and cannot exceed 30%, otherwise graduation will be delayed.

Regarding the grasp of the number of words, we believe that students need to write in strict accordance with the requirements of the school. If the school stipulates 30 thousand words, then you write 3. Twenty thousand words, if the school stipulates twenty thousand words, then you write two. Twenty thousand words. Don't float up and down more than 2000 words. Some schools stipulate about 30 thousand words, so students write 2. 90 thousand is fine, but if you only finish writing 20 thousand words.

Then the obvious length of such a paper is not enough. It should be reminded that it is very difficult to add 20,000 words to 30,000 words, which may involve the adjustment of the overall framework of the paper. Therefore, we suggest that the master's thesis required by the school must be carefully read before writing, especially the number of words.

Generally, master's thesis has an opening report, and the number of words should be strictly controlled according to the opening ideas and the outline. Thirty thousand words is not much, thirty thousand words is not much. Both logic and systematicness should be taken into account before and after, so it still needs to be deliberated and pondered.