Opening report:

1. Opening report refers to the written explanation of the scientific research topic by the initiator, which is an applied style.

2. The opening report is one of the basic materials for the graduation thesis defense committee to examine students' defense qualifications. The author gave a general explanation of his topic to the relevant experts and scholars.

3. The opening report includes four aspects: overview, key technologies, feasibility analysis and time arrangement. Because the opening report reflects the main idea of the paper in words, it doesn't have to be too long, but the main issues such as the planned research topic, how to study and the application of theory should be clearly written.

4. The initial report generally adopts tabular format, and each item to be reported is converted into the corresponding column to avoid omission; It is also convenient for the judges to see at a glance and grasp the main points.

Main writing methods of opening report:

1, the basic content and order of the opening report, the purpose and significance of the paper; Overview of research at home and abroad; The main problems to be studied and solved in this paper; The main content (outline) of the proposed paper; Progress of paper plan; Others.

2. The opening report should be accurate and standardized. It is necessary to accurately summarize the research problems, reflect the depth and breadth of the research, reflect the nature of the research, and reflect the basic requirements, therapeutic factors, subjects and experimental effects of the experimental research.

3. The purpose and significance of the topic, that is, to answer why research is needed and explain the value and background of the research. Generally speaking, the practical significance of research should first be derived from the existing problems, and then the theoretical and academic value should be discussed.

4. Be specific, objective and targeted, pay attention to the basis of data analysis, pay attention to the needs of the times, regions or units, and avoid empty slogans.