Am 7.12.2023 fand ein Doppel-Vortrag der Reihe “Berufsbilder der Mathematik und Informatik” des Ehemaligenvereins Die Matiker e.V. an der Universität Paderborn statt.
The final thesis concludes every Bachelor’s and Master’s program. It is usually the first time you as students work systematically for a longer time on your own on a single topic and write up the results of this work in a scientific manner. Consequently, it is widely considered a huge and important part of any curriculum and grants up to 1/3 of all credit points a student may earn during their studies. Yet, curricula tend to focus on other topics, leaving many students feel unprepared for this unique challenge.
Am 12.1.2023 fand zum dritten Mal in diesem Semester ein Doppel-Vortrag der Reihe “Berufsbilder der Mathematik und Informatik” des Absolventen- und Fördervereins Die Matiker e.V. an der Universität Paderborn statt.
The final thesis concludes every Bachelor’s and Master’s program. It is usually the first time students work systematically for a longer time on their own on a single topic and write up the results of this work in a scientific manner. Consequently, it is widely considered a huge and important part of any curriculum and grants up to 1/3 of all credit points a student may earn during their studies. Yet, curricula tend to focus on other topics, often leaving students feeling unprepared for this unique challenge.
The final thesis concludes every Bachelor’s and Master’s program. It is usually the first time students work systematically for a longer time on their own on a single topic and write up the results of this work in a scientific manner. Consequently, it is widely considered a huge and important part of any curriculum and grants up to 1/3 of all credit points a student may earn during their studies. Yet, curricula tend to focus on other topics, often leaving students feeling unprepared for this unique challenge.
Die Folien des Vortrags können hier heruntergeladen werden.
When you have to write a thesis, there are many questions:
In this talk, we give an introduction into the creative work of organizing your ideas into a well-structured thesis.
This talk has been recorded: Video (File).
The slides can be downloaded here.
