I. Preliminary considerations

The first stage should start one semester before writing the thesis at the latest. Many students were able to answer the questions raised in their papers long ago. But there are three important things:

When and where to sign up to write a thesis at the latest?

Which teachers can be called mentors?

What exams do I have to pass before writing my thesis?

What can help you most at this stage is to design a general time plan according to important goals. Such a plan will not only make your thesis more secure, but also make you gain more successful experiences and be more motivated among various target points.

Second, find the theme.

Professors are generally willing to give advice to their students on some topics. This is certainly helpful, but a better way is to find your own topic. If you are interested in a topic, it will be much easier to write a paper. If you are not sure whether the topic is feasible, you can also see if the tutor you are looking for has published works.

Be sure to have an idea before contacting the thesis supervisor. Because you can at least give some specific suggestions during the interview.

Third, customization and retrieval.

If the tutor agrees with the theme, then you should start to narrow down the scope of the theme. Because the capacity of the paper is limited, the content of the paper must be as specific as possible, so there is no need to delete a lot of things at the end.

After this step is completed, the most troublesome stage begins: retrieval. First of all, you need to get some basic standard documents from the tutor, that is, the necessary documents for the paper. These books and the literature mentioned in them are usually of great help in writing papers. In addition, it is recommended to find articles in professional magazines, which generally have the details of professional topics.

Fourth, sign up to write a thesis.

Before signing up to write a thesis, you must have further time planning. This version should be more detailed than the last one. Many professors like students to provide detailed time plans when registering.

Five, write a paper

At this step, you start writing your thesis. Just like writing a term paper, you should write the main part first. We usually don't know which parts will be emphasized until the main part is completed. Only when the main part is completed can you start writing the introduction.

The last part should be a summary of what you want, and it should also contain the main points of other research in this field.

Sixth, modify the format and complete

After writing the last word, you can start to modify the format. Modifying the format includes inserting tables and charts, so you need to plan more time than you think to complete these. Especially those college students who can only use office software, time will be very tight.

Of course, the paper also needs to be revised. The most meaningful thing is to ask two people to help you correct it: one person who doesn't know your major only corrects orthographic mistakes, and the other person with your major will check the defects of the paper content.

VII. Printing

The last step is to print out this paper. You can print it yourself, but you shouldn't. It is generally recommended that papers be printed by professional institutions. You can upload the paper in PDF format first, and the highlighted version of the paper can get a random print number. This is naturally more serious than your own printed version.

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