I am a senior, and I have to hand in the first draft of my graduation thesis in a few days, as well as literature review and opening report. Now I only have one topic, I haven't written anything, and I don't know what I get from it. In order, the first draft must be the existing opening report. In addition, the order should be to determine the topic now, and then make the opening report. After the opening report is reviewed by the expert group, the first draft can be written. Usually, the first part of master's and doctoral dissertations should be a literature review of your professional field. The so-called literature review, that is, review for short, is an academic paper that collects a large amount of relevant information about a certain field, a certain major or a certain topic, problem or research topic, and makes a comprehensive introduction and elaboration by analyzing, reading, sorting out and refining the latest progress, academic viewpoints or suggestions of the current topic, problem or research topic. As for whether the undergraduate course needs to do literature review, it depends on the requirements of your school and needs to communicate with the tutor for confirmation. If you need information, the school library is the most direct place. Secondly, as long as you are at school, you should be able to log in to China Knowledge Network through the campus network, and all the professional academic papers you need are on it. It should be free to log in and download other people's academic papers on the campus network. I don't know how to choose a paper, just look at how others write it. In addition to small papers, HowNet will also include master's and doctoral papers. Of course, it takes a lot of time to read and understand it as your own. If you want to hand in the first draft of your thesis as soon as possible, please hurry up so as not to delay your graduation.