This thesis proposition template contains topics and guidelines that should help define and select a suitable thesis.
Created based on the 1-page Friggeri CV template.
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% This thesis proposition template contains topics and guidelines that should help define and select a suitable thesis.
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\header{Thesis}{Proposition} % Your name
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\section{affiliations}
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\section{contact}
123 Broadway
City, State 050022
Country
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+0 (000) 111 1111
+0 (000) 111 1112
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john@smith.com
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\section{Subject}
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Provide a brief and meaningful title to your research project
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\section{Supervisor(s)}
List of supervisors
%Bertrand Russel, Charles Babbage
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% LABORATORY SECTION
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\section{Laboratory}
List of laboratories involved in the study
%MyAwesomeLab
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\section{Field of research}
List of research fields involved in the study
%Computer Science, Cryptography
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\section{Motivations and general objectives}
Here explain how your research topic is related to significant literature and current trends in the aforementioned fields, the motivation of research, and how important is it for the academic practice/knowledge advancement. Moreover, provide a clear and concise description of the issues that need to be addressed. Objectives provide a list of goals that will be achieved through the proposed research.
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\section{Proposed work plan}
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The research plan is the plan of action. It can be formatted as a list or a table of concrete tasks / activities and deadlines. You can use a gantt diagram to be more expressive.
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\section{Bibliographic references}
List the literature and sources you have used for producing this thesis proposal. This is not going to be a comprehensive list, just a starting point.
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