Chapter one: Introduction.

The first chapter generally contains several secondary titles: research background, research purpose and significance, research methods, paper structure and so on.

This part is basically empty talk, mainly about the research background and purpose. Since I have chosen this topic, I can write all these contents with my eyes closed.

Chapter two: theoretical basis (or literature review)

This part is more important, because the biggest difference between writing a thesis and writing other articles is that each of your opinions and conclusions must have a source-either through your own experiments or supported by previous research results. Therefore, the content of this part is equivalent to the foundation of Gai Lou. You must have a theoretical foundation before you can proceed to the next step.

Chapter three: research hypothesis.

It and the fourth chapter are the core of full-text writing! Please note that I am talking about the core of writing, not the core of the defense and the whole paper (the core of the whole paper is generally Chapter III and Chapter V), but for writing a paper, these two chapters are my suggestions to be completed first. Because of different disciplines, these two chapters are quite different, but the general direction is the same. The third chapter is the theoretical basis of the second chapter.

Chapter four: the process of argumentation.

Generally speaking, it is the process of analyzing the collected data on the basis of the research hypothesis put forward in chapter 3 to verify whether your hypothesis is valid. This part usually takes a long time, because there will be a calculation or research process. (and if there is a problem with the verification result, you have to do it again and again. )

Chapter 5: Research conclusion.

Very important, especially in applied disciplines. Because he not only explains what conclusions you have drawn from your research, but also explains which assumptions you put forward in the third chapter are valid and which ones are not. It is also related to the significance of your research results or the results of your thesis, and whether it has practical value.

Chapter 6: Research deficiency and prospect.

Let me talk about a few issues that are not very principled, such as: the scope of the research object is not wide enough, the theoretical model can be further refined, etc ... I hope future generations can continue to study and look forward to it.