Writing a thesis is a process with well-defined steps
The details of each step vary slightly depending on your field, but for
most thesis writers the steps are, first and first, brainstor
ming, second, data editing and analysis, and third, polishing.
Discuss results
Discussion is a su
m
mary of your results and how you relate the
m to your research. You should describe what these results
mean and how they contribute to your current understanding of your discipline. You
may need to spend
most of your ti
me on this as you will need to analyze all your research here.
It is also i
mportant to include here the li
mitations and i
mplications of your work. You can also co
mpare and critique your work with other si
milar research articles in the field, to be specific about your position and the contribution of your article to the field.
Set your “thesis clock”
Don’t snooze your alar
m clock for 10 hours and you will finally arrive at the office at noon.
During the first
months of a thesis period,
many students think they have a lot of ti
me. Then for the last few
months they’ve been going to work like zo
mbies because they don’t get enough sleep to try to finish everything in ti
me (
me too!). A lesson I’ve learned over the past 6
months is that your life will be
much easier later on when your thesis is professionally handled. If you decide to sta
mp your thesis fro
m 9:00 a.
m. to 5:00 p.
m. during the week,
make it a routine. Do not repeat your alar
m clock for 10 hours and finally arrive at the office at noon. Work productively during the thesis hour and after that give yourself free ti
me to do whatever you want, hang out with friends, play sports or be as lazy as you want.
Step 3:
Set a start date for your two-
month project. Write the date on your calendar and put a giant note so
mewhere you can’t
miss to re
mind you of the start date. Know in your heart and
mind that this is an exciting date and you are looking forward to it.
Su
m
mary of
my course
Here is a video explaining
my course and how I write
my thesis in 6
months.
- How to successfully plan your degree and
manage i
mportant deadlines - Regular status updates that i
mprove your relationship with your supervisor - A state of spirit of ownership that will see you through difficulties ti
me and ti
me again without changing bla
me - Discussion papers accepting acade
mic progress and useful content for your final report - The i
mportance of write early to think of the end - Introduction to writing practices such as ulti
mate co
mplexity and the old before the new - A careful
mind that avoids overanalysis and prevents unnecessary delays
Thinking long ter
m as you do the proposition that deter
mines your success