31E99905 - Master's Thesis Seminar, Lecture, 12.9.2022-29.11.2022
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Topic outline
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Presenter
Submit your research plan by first adding a discussion topic and then attaching your research plan and topic presentation as separate pdf files. Use the provisional title of your thesis as the title of the discussion. Name the files as YourName_Research_plan.pdf and YourName_Topic_presentation.pdf. Do this by the previous Thursday 24:00 before the seminar at the latest. Your plan and presentation must be approved by your supervisor. Contact him/her in time so that you have time to make the required revisions.
Please appear in the seminar room well before the start. The classroom has a computer, which is open at the MyCourses course page through which all presenters have easy access to their slides.
Presentation time is max 12 minutes, which usually implies about 6-8 slides.
Begin by presenting your research question, the reason why it is important and interesting, and the most relevant background information on your topic(institutional details, prior research if any) that the audience needs to understand your question and its significance. Then summarize your plan of research: if you are doing original research, explain your planned approach(es) to answering the research question; if you are doing a literature survey, explain the main approach(es) used in the literature.
Other students
Add a reply to discussion of a member of your group with your comments on the research plan. You are discussing the written research plan, not the slides. One comment is usually a short paragraph, sometimes 2-3 paragraphs. You should give at least three substantially distinct comments to each member of your group. Comments must be delivered as plain text in the comment field, not as attached files.
Read the Commenting guidelines for more information.
You must submit your online comments before the seminar presentation takes place.
Be prepared to discuss the topic in the seminar after the presentation, taking into account the information in the presentation. (Some comments that were inspired by the written plan might not be very good after we've seen and heard the presentation.) The comments are meant to be legible to everyone, not just the presenter. Do not assume that the audience has read your online comments.
The group division and the schedule for topic presentation can be found below and in schedule section.
Group division for topic presentations
Monday Group 1
Tuesday Group 2
Monday-Tuesday Group 3
Marko
Hagel
Matias
Kiuru
Teresa
Hakala
Amir
Hassan
Jooa
Mustonen
Heidi
Koponen
Leo
Kauvosaari
Rono
Nihtinen
Joonas
Kotiranta
Joona
Kutvonen
Juhani
Koskela
Emilia
Lahti
Markus
Temonen
Arttu
Lamminmäki
Janne
Laitila
Väinö
Tyynilä
Olli
Malinen
Riku
Mänty
Anna
Rekola
Maria
Nybacka Kuronen
Otto
Palkama
Simo
Rinne
Artturi
Oesch
Riku
Raunola
Elias
Tuori
Tuukka
Totro
Lauri
Vepsäläinen
Sampo
Wonga
Schedule for topic presentations
Monday 19.3 (Group 1)
(Location Q203 Ryhmäopetus - Q203, Väre)
Teresa
Hakala
Heidi
Koponen
Tuesday 20.9 (Group 2)
Location: Q102 Ryhmäopetus - Q102, Väre
Lauri
Vepsäläinen
Sampo
Wonga
Marko
Hagel
Monday 26.9 (Group 3)
Matias
Kiuru
Jooa
Mustonen
Väinö
Tyynilä
Tuesday 27.9 (Group 2)
Amir
Hassan
Leo
Kauvosaari
Joona
Kutvonen
Emilia
Lahti
Monday 3.10 (Group 1)
Joonas
Kotiranta
Juhani
Koskela
Arttu
Lamminmäki
Olli
Malinen
Tuesday 4.10 (Group 3)
Markus
Temonen
Rono
Nihtinen
Anna
Rekola
Monday 10.10 (Group 1)
Maria
Nybacka Kuronen
Artturi
Oesch
Tuukka
Totro
Tuesday 11.10 (Group 2)
Janne
Laitila
Riku
Mänty
Otto
Palkama
Riku
Raunola
Wednesday 12. 10 (Group 3)-
Ekonominaukio 1, U006
Simo
Rinne
Elias
Tuori
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Research plans and topic presentations Forum
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