Concept in Definition ABC

The thesis is a proposition or thought, whose veracity was demonstrated and justified through the exposition of arguments or some proof.

It is common and compulsory subject in most academic majors that are dictated in the Universities that exist all over the world and whose objective is to forge suitable and responsible professionals, the presentation first and then the approval of a thesis to achieve the title or degree academic correspondent.

Among the most salient characteristics that a thesis should observe are the following: arriving at a conclusion clear and defined, not be the result of a copy, when the moment of its defense, strictly respect the postulates that were written and defended, not contradict the foundations promoted by another thesis that was approved, not observe logical contradictions, not be evident and be supported by facts verifiable.

As I mentioned above, among the different theses that exist, the doctoral is the most regular and well-known and it is a work done by machine or by

The completion of a thesis involves a process that is composed of several steps such as: the choice of a tutor or doctor who will be the one who will have the task of guide and advisor, the choice of the topic that must be broad enough to allow a extensive investigation, the planning, since being a long job will require organization and establish the dedication times for each area to be investigated, the documentation, which will involve look for those works that are identified or related to our topic, the experimental part if necessary and from which they can be tested some conclusions, data analysis, in this step it is assumed that we must extract what is most salient and prominent and leave aside what does not serve in our objective, the drafting which is the step through which all the arguments and finally the defense will be systematized public of the same, generally, in front of an evaluating tribunal composed of experts and professionals.

And finally, the thesis must have the following parts: introduction, development, conclusions, bibliography and index.