Teaching Part:
1. Organization and Process of the Final Thesis
The seminar will introduce the organization of final theses, key deadlines, milestones, and the requirements for obtaining course credit. It will also focus on thesis planning, cooperation with the supervisor, expected outputs, and the basic process of submission, defense, and the state final examination.
2. Writing and Technical Formatting of the Final Thesis
The seminar focuses on the structure, formal requirements, and principles of academic writing for a final thesis. Students will become familiar with the use of Word and LaTeX tools, working with figures, tables, and equations, as well as the proper searching, citing, and management of academic sources.
3. Ethics of the Final Thesis, Plagiarism, and the Use of AI
The seminar deals with academic integrity, plagiarism, the ethics of experimental work, and handling personal or sensitive data. It also covers the rules for the appropriate and transparent use of generative AI, the verification of its outputs, and basic information about ethics committees.
Mandatory attendance at all instructional sessions.
Project Part:
Independent work on the bachelor's thesis topic in the department's laboratories, at a foreign university, or at an industrial partner's workplace.