The thesis is an argumentative one, and its basic structure generally includes three parts: topic and argumentation conclusion.

1. paper: refers to the proposition that the authenticity of the paper needs to be proved.

2. Argumentation: that is, discussion and proof. Mainly refers to the discussion process of citing arguments to prove the authenticity of the topic and inferring the reasoning form used in the topic from the arguments.

3. Conclusion: The conclusion judged by the article. Its main functions are: (1) summarizing the full text and pointing out the theme. (2) look to the future and enhance trust. (3) Express feelings and enhance dyeing power.

(2) Department of Literature

A complete paper should include the following contents:

1. Title Name (Title)

The title of the paper should be appropriate, the words should be concise, reflect the logical combination of important content and specific content of the paper, and avoid using abbreviations, characters, codes and symbolic formulas. The title of the thesis is more than 30 words.

2. Author's name unit

The signature of the paper includes: researchers who participated in the selection of research topics and the formulation of research cases, researchers who directly participated in all or major research work as contributors, and researchers who participated in the writing of the paper. After two or two members have finished their papers together, the names should be arranged according to the contribution of each member or according to the agreement.

3. Abstract of the paper

That is, extract the main points, briefly describe the contents of the paper, prompt the main points, viewpoints and arguments or summarize the main contents of the paper. The abstract should be concise and accurate. Abstracts should be 200~400 words, and important technical papers should exceed 1500 words.

4. Keywords (or subject words)

Keywords refer to words or terms used to express the theme information of the full text of a paper, and are used for data query. Choose 3 ~ 5 words as keywords for each paper.

5. Overview

An outline refers to the main points of a paper.

6. Introduction (or introduction, preface, introduction, introduction, preface)

Introduction: The beginning of the paper. A complicated paper, called "Introduction" and "Preface", requires a clear description of the writing mechanism, content, significance and purpose. This paper briefly explains the content, purpose and significance of the research problem, expounds the main points (article arguments) of the whole paper, draws lessons from predecessors and research in the field of computer science, and puts forward the author's thoughts and research on the theory and practice of inheritance and development in order to achieve the expected practical significance. Explain the investigation. The content of this part has the function of "outline", that is, summarizing and guiding the full text. The writing is "inaccurate" and appropriate. Write 1 paragraph, 2, 3 or even 4 paragraphs with the word "sequence". After writing, turn to this theory, space 1 line.

7. Wen

The core part of the paper is also the main part of the paper, and its functions are: topic selection, analysis and demonstration. In the introduction, the content of the paper deeply analyzes and puts forward questions, and through the combination of theoretical research and practical operation, it analyzes and demonstrates, revealing the intricate internal relations and laws of objective things in various professional fields. The writing content reflects the language expression ability of the logical thinking of the article, which determines the persuasiveness of the paper's comprehensibility argument. Writing must be practical, objective and true, well-prepared, and the logic of thinking is clear, clear and easy to understand.

1). Linear reasoning formula. The argument of the article is developed layer by layer, and the logic of another point is deduced from one point, showing the depth of linear logic.

2). Parallel theory. Several arguments that belong to the basic topic are juxtaposed and will not be discussed.

3) the combination of linear reasoning and juxtaposition theory, that is, linear theory includes juxtaposition theory, linear reasoning of juxtaposition theory and complex three-dimensional structure.

The text adopts the third type (that is, the combination of straight-line reasoning and parallel reasoning).

8. Concluding remarks

Finally, we should take care of the full text. The full text is confusing and echoing from beginning to end, which not only gives people a sense of structural integrity, but also summarizes the full text, highlighting and deepening the reader's impression. There are three kinds of endings: summative endings, descriptive endings and conversational endings.

Words such as "conclusion" and "conclusion" must be written, depending on the genre content of the paper, independently managed, and blank spaces between paragraphs; If the words in the part are used up, use a blank line to indicate that the words are used up and the part is not finished.

9. thank you

Words of thanks should be placed on the first page of the article as footnotes. Words of thanks should be sincere and concise.

10. Reference

References (materials) should be attached to the back of the paper and listed in pages, at least four lines from the end of the paper. There are two kinds of references for writing papers: direct references and indirect references. Quotes are needed to directly quote the original text; Indirect quotation, paraphrase meaning, quote meaning, and put quotation marks. When quoting the content of an article, be faithful to the original text and take it out of context. But it was self-contradictory and far-fetched; When writing a paper, the author should indicate the point of view cited, and the position is positive or negative.