Conclusion
This section should serve just as a summary of the data presented previously in your thesis. Do not present new information. Use the conclusion to see your main points clearly, repeat and summarize (and maybe even re-sequence) your findings, and finish the narrative of this thesis.
Open research questions can not always be answered, however, if there are any possible definitive answers to a question, you must provide a conclusion. The conclusion must answer your research question(s). Remember that a negative conclusion is also valid.
Contents:
Overview of the project done.
Advantages and disadvantages of the developed solution.
Verification of hypotheses and objectives of the project.
Future work and new lines of research are proposed.
Evaluation criteria
Clear and justified answers will be positively evaluated.
Information must be based on literature.
The articles’ publishing date should not be older than 5 years.
Citing in APA format is compulsory.
It should look like this:
Chapter 5. Conclusions
A brief introduction of the chapter, and a presentation of the content.
5.1. Overview of the project done Overview of the Project Done
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5.2. advantages and disadvantages of the developed solution Advantages and Disadvantages of the Developed Solution
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5.3.verification of hypotheses and objectives of the project Verification of Hypotheses and Objectives of the Project
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5.4. future work and new lines of research proposed Future Work and New Lines of Research Proposed
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