Many people who have experienced it realize that it is very important to finish a big paper in the preparation process. Once it is really ready, it only takes a few days to a few weeks to start writing. The following are the steps for Bian Xiao to publish his graduate thesis. Welcome to reading.
The first step is to determine the title of the paper.
Whether the topic is appropriate or not has a great influence on the success or failure of the paper. It can even be said that a good topic is half the battle. Although you can write anything on any topic within your major, you must consider whether you can have new ideas, discoveries, perspectives, research methods and materials. Be careful not to choose too big a topic to expand in this relatively narrow scope.
According to the experience of many master's dissertations, this level of thesis topics can be considered from the following aspects: research gaps in this major, controversial hot topics (I think my own point of view is enough), comparative topics, topics of this major from the perspective of other majors (this is an interdisciplinary or marginal effect of topic selection), old topics with new insertion angles, and new problems of this major that have just emerged.
The second step is to collect (or "document retrieval") and read relevant research materials and theoretical basis around the topic selection of the paper.
This step is hard work, and it may take a lot of time and energy to find information. This step is very necessary. Without this step, the content of your thesis is likely to completely or largely repeat the work that others have already done, which is equivalent to doing it in vain.
The process of searching is also a process of stimulating ideas and generating sparks of opinions. If you don't take this step, you will cut off the source of your new ideas, new perspectives and new materials. This is also to prepare for the next step in terms of viewpoints, angles and materials.