Calm down, soon. I started writing after May, and finally I was the first to reply. Now, according to the research direction of your thesis, you should borrow relevant books from the library and read them every day. You can put one or two books in your carry-on bag and read them when you are in the mood to prepare a topic. Look at the relevant information when surfing the internet. In this way, after a month or so, you will have a score in your heart, and then start writing the first draft and show it to your tutor. There are bound to be many mistakes, so quickly correct them and show them to the tutor. About three round trips, your paper will definitely pass. Secondly, the format of the paper should be very careful. Look at the format requirements first, then modify them, and finally send them to the trial, so that you can almost finalize the design.

Generally speaking, when writing a thesis, you must pay attention to the following points: 1) Don't stray from the topic, so it doesn't hurt to give the tutor an evaluation at the beginning; 2) The paper should be backed up. It is suggested that if there is a network disk, it should be backed up in the network disk, so it is difficult to have such messy problems as poisoning, formatting and not being able to open it. 3) format, the format of the paper is very detailed, so it must be carefully checked to prevent it from being changed after the defense; 4) The paper must be well founded, and figures, materials, pictures and legal provisions can be found. Don't write casually. These places are easy to be asked when defending, and it will be miserable if you can't find the basis.

Attention, that's almost all. I think it is best to write a graduation thesis, because four years in college will always give me an explanation, and it is not difficult to write a thesis. Good luck!