Basic requirements for graduation thesis format

basic requirements

1. Your paper should be 5000 words, with a summary of 100-200 words, 3-8 keywords, title, content summary and keywords must be translated into English; the writing of the content summary should be concise and concise, with Relative independence and completeness objectively reflect the main content and research methods of the thesis. The writing of abstracts should avoid the use of terms such as "this article discusses ... important to...".

2. The keyword is a nominal term that reflects the main content of the paper. Generally, 3-8 can be selected for each article. It should be selected from the Chinese Thesaurus. New disciplines not included in the vocabulary, important terms in new technologies, and names such as regions, people, and documents can also be labeled as keywords. Keywords should be arranged below the abstract in a different font size than the body. Multiple keywords are separated by semicolons. Chinese and English keywords should correspond one-to-one. The Chinese keyword is preceded by "keyword:" or "[keyword]"; the English keyword is preceded by "key words:".

3, the content of the manuscript strives for a clear point of view, novel topics, strict logic, written evidence, sufficient argumentation, combined with reality, deep people, plain words, concise and concise. Of course, if your paper does not meet the above requirements, the webmaster of the "core paper publishing network" will use his professional expertise and classmate network to help you edit until publication.

title

The title should be concise, specific, and specific. It can summarize the specific content of the article and conform to the relevant principles for the preparation of bibliography, indexing and retrieval. Generally, it should not exceed 20 words. If necessary, add a subtitle and use a smaller font size to separate. The title of the article and the name of the author must be translated into English.

Indicate the date of submission

Refers to the date you submitted the manuscript. Example: Received date: XX-02-18

Fund project

Articles that receive fund-funded outputs should use the “Fund Project:” or “[Fund Project] as the identifier to indicate the name of the fund project and indicate the project number in parentheses. Multiple fund projects should be listed in turn, separated by semicolons. Example: Fund Project: National Social Science Planning Fund Project

About the Author

The author's name, date of birth, gender, ethnicity, origin, title, degree, etc. are introduced, and the "Author's Profile:" is used as the logo. Generally placed on the front page of the article, placed after the date of submission. Profiles of other lead authors of the same article may be listed in succession after the same "Author Profile:" logo, separated by semicolons.

Example:

About the author: Zhang San, male, Han nationality, Xiamen, Fujian, professor of accounting at Xiamen University, Ph.D.

text

The title of the article is intended to be short and clear, and no punctuation is required at the end of the question. The level should not be too much, generally no more than 5 levels. The headings of large paragraphs are centered, without the serial number. The layer number can be 1, 1, 1, 1); it is not appropriate to use 1 to distinguish it from the note. The text should be done without a question, one line does not occupy the page, and one word does not occupy the line.

references

Entries recorded in the bibliography are arranged at the end of the text with a font size smaller than the body. Its format is:

Monographs, essays, dissertations, research reports [sequence number] main responsibility, document title [literature type identification]. Place of publication: publisher, publication year, starting and ending page number.

Example:

[1] Zhou Zhenduo. Zhou Yi's translation note [m]. Beijing: Zhonghua Book Company, 1991.

[2] Chen Yu. Selected Works of the Eastern and Western Cultural Issues before and after the May 4th Movement [c]. Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, 1985.

[3] Chen Tongsheng. Chinese History Official Culture and "Historical Records" [d]. Xi'an: Institute of Literature, Shaanxi Normal University, 1992.

[4] Bai Yongxiu, Liu Gan, Ren Baoping. Research on the cultivation and development of the three major factors of finance, talents and technology in Xi'an [r]. Xi'an: Northwest Economic Development Research Center, Shaanxi Normal University, 1998.

Journal article [serial number] main responsibility. Document title [j]. Title, year, volume: start and end page number.

Example:

[5] He Lingxiu. Reading Gu Cheng, History of Nanming[j]. Institute of Chinese History, 1998,: 167 173.

The papers in the essays [serial number] are the main responsible persons for the analysis of the literature. The title of the document is [a]. The primary responsibility of the original document. The title of the original document [c]. Place of publication: the year of publication.

Example:

[6] Qu Qiubai. The Problem of Modern Civilization and Socialism [a]. Luo Rongqu. From Westernization to Modernization [c]. Beijing: Peking University Press, 1990.121-133.

Newspaper article [serial number] main responsibility, document title [n]. Newspaper name, publication date.

Example:

[7] Xie Xide. Creating new ideas for learning [n]. People's Daily, 1998-12-25.

Please note at the end of the paper: the author's detailed address, postal code, contact number, e-mail address, etc.

The manuscript will be restored. The responsibility is paid.

Please comply with the publishing regulations, do not vote for more than one manuscript.