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Mentor's dictation
Since writing a thesis is an inescapable part of scientific research, let’s summarize the method of writing the thesis, first of all, the Introduction part:
Introduction
The introduction section can be written along the following lines:
The first paragraph: Introduce the research question, what is the research question, why the research question is valuable, and at the end of the first paragraph reiterate the problem that this article wants to solve. This will let the reviewers know what you are trying to do.
Second paragraph: How do other approaches do it, and what are their flaws. ( Note that there is a point to distinguish here. If your direction is not a path that others have never taken, then there must be related work. You must mention how others have done it. What are the shortcomings or deficiencies of other people's methods? Inevitable, otherwise, since others have already solved the problem very well, what is the significance of your method? You said that you mentioned a few points, but you couldn’t bring up any novelty, and others have any reason to reject it. Drop you, the dark heart will even suspect you of academic fraud)
The third paragraph: put forward your own research goals and motivation, and what challenges need to be overcome in the process of achieving your goals (here is strongly related to the shortcomings of the second paragraph)
The fourth paragraph: your approach, what is your solution, and what are the novel aspects of your approach. Here it can be developed around the challenge of the third paragraph. Note that in the introduction part, it is best not to talk about specific parts in detail, but mainly to clarify the train of thought and give the reviewers a general first impression of how to do this article and where the novel is, so that it will not be directly rejected Lose.
(Other parts are waiting to be updated)