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In order to be enrolled as a master student (exjobbare) at the Department of Communication systems (CoS), the following steps should be followed: 1. Find a master thesis project See the list of proposals. You can also come up with your own proposal. 2. Problem Assessment: Bring the master thesis project description to your examiner for assessment of its suitability and level. Once approved, the examiner then assigns an internal advisor for you. 3. Course selection: Fill in the Application form Degree Project, Application form Degree Project, and get it signed by your examiner. You then give this form to your study advisor. Page responsible: Sarah Winther Belongs to: Communication Systems Last changed: Dec 10, 2013 The QR-code contains the print web address.
The thesis proposal is a work plan aimed at guaranteing that the project has proper scope, depth and method to be acceptable a master thesis. Further the plan should clear show that the project can be completed in time and that the work effort is reasonable The plan should have roughly the following content: A short introduction outlining the background and the general problem area to to be addressed. Why is the problem area intresting and relevant? Previous work. A description of how this and similar/related problems have been treated previously. Some key publications - in particular those that are to be the point of departure in the treatment in the thesis project - should be listed. YOUR specific problem. What is the precise problem definition in the thesis and what makes it different from previous work ? What (kind of) conclusions are to be reached? What is the main message that your report will eventually convey? Method. How is the problem going to be attacked (analytical, simulation, experiments, interviews/surveys)? What models (scenarios, assumptions), what performance measures/indicator are to be used? Describe briefly any specific tools (software, measurement setup etc) that will be important in your work. Expected results. What kind of evidence is needed to reach the goals/conclusions envisaged in the problem definition. Show some sketches of results, graphs, tables etc that will be needed to make your case. Time plan. The time plan should contain several measurable milestones = dates and concrete, well specified (partial) results acheived. Distinguish between activities and milestones. Ceasing of an activity (e.g. finished programing, measurements etc) is in it self not a milestone unless the result of the activity is well specified. A rough thesis outline. A reasonable size of the the thesis proposal is about 6-10 pages (A4). The proposal is presented.
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