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This concerns graduate students only. The project topic is jointly defined to explore some aspect of your thesis work (with the tools we have discussed in the course) that you would not otherwise have pursued. | This concerns graduate students only. The project topic is jointly defined to explore some aspect of your thesis work (with the tools we have discussed in the course) that you would not otherwise have pursued. | ||
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| + | ;Step one: send me an eMail with a brief outline of your thesis topic, and a proposed computational procedure that augments your work. | ||
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| + | ;Step two: discuss and develop the procedure with me. | ||
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| + | ;Step three: Do it. | ||
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| + | Deadlines negotiable, form TBD - but note that all this needs to be done well before marks are due in the first week of January. | ||
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Revision as of 15:33, 13 September 2016
BCH1441 - Thesis project
This concerns graduate students only. The project topic is jointly defined to explore some aspect of your thesis work (with the tools we have discussed in the course) that you would not otherwise have pursued.
- Step one
- send me an eMail with a brief outline of your thesis topic, and a proposed computational procedure that augments your work.
- Step two
- discuss and develop the procedure with me.
- Step three
- Do it.
Deadlines negotiable, form TBD - but note that all this needs to be done well before marks are due in the first week of January.
