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Thesis Writing Guide/Writing

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Before you write

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Authorship

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Gender neutral language

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Citation

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  • If available, cite conference or journal articles zitieren, not (arXiv) preprints
    • If you cite a preprint, write it in your text that "according to the preprint ... by ..."
  • If available, use DOIs, not URLs

Introduction

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Mandatory chapter, almost entirely derived from your assessment (see Thesis Writing Guide/Introduction#Formalize an assignment).

Background

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Anything that could be interesting for this thesis guide. Even if it might not end up being used, it should be here.

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Approach

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Implementation

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Evaluation

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Results

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Discussion

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Future Work

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Conclusion

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Lessons Learned: Writing

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Don't Procrastinate to long

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If you push writing to far to the end of your thesis, you won't remember anymore what you did in week 1.