1. Familiarize yourself with your thesis: Before defending, you should be very familiar with your thesis, including research background, research methods, data analysis, conclusions, etc. This way, when the judges ask questions, you can respond quickly.
2. Prepare PPT:PPT is a very important auxiliary tool in the defense process. It can help the judges better understand the content of your paper, and it can also help you better organize the language. Therefore, when making PPT, we should pay attention to clear structure and concise content.
3. Pay attention to the speed and intonation: in the process of defense, pay attention to the speed and intonation. Speaking too fast or too slow will affect the judges' evaluation of you. In addition, the tone should be moderate, not too nervous or too relaxed.
4. Pay attention to etiquette: During the defense, pay attention to etiquette. For example, you should dress appropriately, smile and make eye contact. These details can leave a good impression on the judges.
5. Be calm when answering questions: When the judges ask questions, they should answer them calmly. When you encounter questions that you can't answer, you can think about them before you answer them; If you really can't answer, you can honestly tell the judges that you don't know.