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Bachelor's thesis is an academic thesis that college graduates need to write in order to obtain bachelor's degree and graduation qualification. Undergraduate graduation thesis should show that the author can master the professional knowledge learned in the university stage, learn the basic methods of scientific research by comprehensively applying the knowledge learned, and have his own independent views on the research topic.

The scope of topics for bachelor's thesis should not be too broad. Generally, one side or difficulty of an important problem in the professional field is selected as the research object, and theoretical knowledge is used for in-depth and detailed analysis. Similarly, the topic selection of the thesis should avoid being too narrow and trite, have a sense of the times and be innovative, and grasp the principles of value and feasibility.

Usually, before writing a bachelor's thesis formally, it is necessary to draw up an outline, arrange the overall structure of the full text and construct the basic framework of the thesis. The basic format of the paper includes: title, abstract, keywords, table of contents, preface, text and references. Graduation thesis is a link in the process of teaching and scientific research, and it is also an important way to assess and evaluate academic performance.

The purpose of graduation thesis is to summarize students' learning achievements in school, cultivate students' ability to comprehensively and creatively use all the professional knowledge and skills they have learned to solve more complicated problems, and enable students to receive basic training in scientific research.

The title is the eye of the article. The titles of various articles have many styles, but no matter what form, they always reflect the author's writing intention and the main idea of the article in all or different aspects. The title of graduation thesis is generally divided into general title, sub-title and sub-title.

Generally speaking, long graduation thesis has no subtitle. Papers with subheadings generally have a table of contents because of their multi-level content and complex theoretical system. The catalogue is compiled by chapter, section and article titles, and the title level is clear. The title in the table of contents should be consistent with the title in the text. The content should include introduction, main body of the paper, conclusion, thanks, references and appendix.