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This document outlines the general rules and guidelines for writing a thesis (skripsi) for applied sciences programs. It covers the purpose, types, and procedures for thesis writing, as well as the requirements and steps for proposal submission. It is useful for students preparing to write their thesis.
What's inside
- Purpose and definition of a thesis
- Types of thesis
- Requirements for thesis writing
- Proposal submission steps
- Thesis writing procedures
Who it is for: For students of applied sciences at a university in Indonesia. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
A thesis is a scholarly work for Applied Sciences students. Students learn how to write a thesis and what the rules are for its format and content.
What is a thesis
A thesis is a scholarly work. It can be a literature review, case study, comparison study or experiment. Students write a thesis to show their independent thinking and apply what they have learned.
Requirements for writing a thesis
Students must meet several requirements before they can start writing a thesis. These include registering for the semester, completing practical work and passing all practical courses.
How to write a proposal and thesis
A proposal is the first step in writing a thesis. It includes an introduction, background, idea formulation and originality statement. The thesis itself has several parts, including a theory basis and references.
Formatting a thesis
A thesis has specific formatting rules. These include the type and colour of paper, margin sizes and font type and size. Different study programmes have different cover colours.
Key terms
- thesis
- A scholarly work written by a student to complete their studies.
- proposal
- A document that outlines the planned thesis.
- bimbingan
- Guidance given by a supervisor during the thesis writing process.
- pendadaran
- The thesis defence, where the student presents and discusses their work.
- daftar pustaka
- The list of references at the end of the thesis.
- sampul
- The cover of the thesis, which includes the title and student details.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the steps in writing a thesis?
- What format rules must a thesis follow?
- What information does a thesis proposal include?
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