First of all, we should choose a good research direction and set a good research topic. Many college students are too afraid to write their graduation thesis, so they don't choose the right direction and topic, and of course they can't finish the thesis on time. In fact, as long as you choose a direction and set a topic, the next thing can actually follow. Under normal circumstances, the thesis supervisor will give some writing directions and suggestions to college students. College students themselves can also consult the corresponding academic journals, find their own topics of interest, and decide on the next direction and topics. As long as they start, it is easy to proceed.

Search for information and find inspiration.

After determining the direction and topic of the topic, we need to spend a lot of energy to search for information and find inspiration to lay a solid foundation for the system and outline of the graduation thesis. When collecting papers, you can collect as much as possible, so that you won't panic when you have food in your hand, and you will be more confident when you formally start writing papers. As for the way of data collection, it can be collected through libraries or academic journals, or through the Internet.

Put on airs, fill the lining

After the data is collected, it is necessary to start building shelves and filling the lining. What is posturing? Simply put, it is necessary to draw up a writing outline first. The more detailed this outline is, the better. Generally speaking, if you can write a three-level outline of your graduation thesis, the skeleton of the thesis will basically take shape. At this time, you can constantly enrich the written materials according to your graduation thesis outline, which is called "padding".

4. Repeated correction and diligent polishing

After writing the first draft of graduation thesis, the next task is to revise and polish it repeatedly. The reason why some college students' graduation thesis can't pass the test once is because it has not been revised and polished. Many college graduates' papers are full of typos and even grammatical errors. As for the unclear logical level, it is everywhere. Only by constant revision and polishing can we avoid this situation and win the recognition of the instructor.