Ask for a translation of the graduation project proposal report into English

The foreign language translation in the graduation project is the content summary, and some supervisors will ask to write an abstract, and the Chinese version of the content summary can be translated into English. It's worth mentioning that the keywords below the content description also need to be translated into English.

The executive summary is a microcosm of the content of the full text. Here, the author sketches the overall face of the whole text with extremely economical pen and ink; Present the main arguments, reveal the research results, and briefly describe the framework structure of the whole text.

The executive summary is an ancillary part of the body and is generally placed at the beginning of the article.

The purpose of writing an executive summary is to:

1. In order to enable the instructor to have a general understanding of the main content of the article before reviewing the full text, and know the main results of the research and the main logical sequence of the research.

2 In order for other readers to have a general understanding of the author's research issue by reading the executive summary, and to read the full text further if it resonates. Here, the executive summary becomes an "advertisement" that recommends ** to many readers.

Therefore, the executive summary should prompt the main points of the content, so that the reader can understand the main points of the content at a glance. **The synopsis should be written concisely and comprehensively, and it should not be long-winded or just a few dry tendons, lacking the material to explain the point.

Executive summaries can be divided into reportage and indicative summaries.

The reportage mainly introduces the main methods and results of the research and the analysis of the results, and provides a comprehensive hint of the content of the article.

The indicative summary only briefly describes the results of the research (data, opinions, opinions, conclusions, etc.), and does not cover the research methods, methods, and process of early elimination. Graduation ** General use of indicative feeds.

Literature review, referred to as review, is a kind of academic research that collects a large amount of relevant information on a certain field, a certain specialty or a certain aspect of the topic, problem or research topic, and then makes a comprehensive introduction and elaboration of the latest progress, academic opinions or suggestions of the current topic, problem or research topic by analyzing, reading, sorting and refining it.

The proposal is mainly a question of what you are going to write and why and how to write it. Here are a few aspects::

First, what are you going to write.

This is the focus of a review of the existing literature, a careful introduction of the existing domestic and foreign research on the relevant topic (first an objective introduction of the situation, to truthfully state the views of others), and then a review (after subjective discussion, add.

To assess, to say that there are no shortcomings in the existing research), to say that there are these studies now, but there are still many issues worth studying. This includes the questions you are going to ask for your topic. Since there is currently insufficient research, you want to research. Place.

In this case, you should write about what you want based on a literature review, not what you want to write. If you don't do a review, it is likely that your topic has already been made by someone else.

Second, why write this.

This is mainly to illustrate the significance of your topic. It can be said that theoretically, you find that others have shortcomings and research gaps, so if you do it, it will have theoretical value. Then you need to make it clear what is the place of the topic you have chosen from the literature review in the whole relevant field of research.

That's the theoretical value.

And then you can talk about the actual value. It is what the topic may mean to reality, what use it may have in practice, and so on.

Third, how to write.

In the proposal report, you should also explain how you will solve the problem after choosing the topic. It's just that when you have a question, how are you going to find the answer? Tell us about your general idea, and at the same time, focus on what method you want to use to do your research.

Such as literature analysis, interviews, questionnaires, quantitative research, experimental research, theoretical analysis, model testing, etc.

Among the above three aspects, literature review is the focus. Without a literature review, you won't be able to find your own topic, and you won't know how others have done on that topic, so you need to do it carefully. Of course, the purpose of the review is to bring out your own topic, so don't forget to comment.