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共通英語(論文指導2)

Thesis Writing
This course is designed to help students complete their graduation thesis. The course will focus on different aspects of thesis writing with the primary aim of improving content, structure, and style. This will include refining skills in critical analysis, developing a research question, crafting a thesis statement, and learning how to organise the thesis according to academic conventions.
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学期
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08A0102
FAS-AA4A01S3
共通英語(論文指導2)
Christopher D. Hammond
A1 A2
火曜2限
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講義使用言語
英語
単位
2
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可
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授業計画
The schedule will be discussed in the introductory class and is subject to change, but in principle will follow this schedule: Week 1. Introduction to Thesis Writing Week 2. Thesis Statements and Thesis Organization Week 3. The Introduction Week 4. Peer-review Activity (submit your introduction) Week 5. Organizing thesis, reference management Week 6. Citing Sources Week 7. Evaluating and managing references Week 8. Mid-term progress presentations (Submit the body of your thesis) Week 9. The Conclusion Week 10. The Abstract (Submit a full draft of your thesis) Week 11. Problem-solving Workshop Week 12. Peer-review Activity Week 13. Presentations
授業の方法
Seminar format
成績評価方法
Students will be evaluated on their class participation, presentations, and their overall progress.
履修上の注意
Students will be required to submit ungraded samples of their progress each week and at three points during the semester they will submit portions of their theses in order to receive feedback and a grade on their work. Two presentation sessions will be held in order to check writing progress and prepare students for defending their theses. These assessment points are mandatory. Students cannot pass this class without meeting these deadlines. The language of instruction for this class is English, therefore students are expected to use English during class discussions as well as with the instructor.