(1) Double-check whether the formulas and data cited in this paper are accurate. This is to test your ability to collect information and quote, and don't let your tutor think you are unprofessional.
(2) grammar. Grammar review is very important. A paper with clear thinking and clear views is useless if it is full of grammatical mistakes. Therefore, you should find the grammar problem sentence by sentence. Of course, you can also find a professional to help you modify it. Some schools will have writing teachers who can give them good advice. Don't be depressed by being singled out for countless grammatical mistakes. Keep revising and writing, and you will find that your grammar will be improved in the later period of writing.
(3) Whether all the citations and references in the article are filled in the last reference, that is, the reference data. This detail can not only show whether your format is standard, but also show whether you respect the original author, which can not be ignored.
(4) Some students will also have one in the references.
problem That is, the articles in the list are inconsistent with their own papers, some are more, some are less; For example, when modifying, some quoted paragraphs were deleted, but they were not deleted in the data list, and the supplementary contents were forgotten to be added to the quoted data. This can actually show how careful you are in writing.
(5) Paper typesetting. This is the most basic and easily overlooked place for students, and whether the format of the paper follows the relevant regulations of the school. Provisions on line spacing, paragraph spacing, double spacing, blank space, single-page printing, reference system, footnotes, page numbers, etc. You should strictly abide by it, don't go your own way, and you are disgusted with the instructor.
The above is an introduction to the proofreading skills of graduation thesis. I hope students can pay attention to it and avoid unnecessary mistakes.