This course is linked to the final thesis. Instruction takes place on an individual basis during designated hours, primarily in the form of consultations on specific issues and presentations of the results of work on individual sections of the bachelor’s thesis.
Main topics include:
1. Formulation of the thesis’s objectives and structure
2. Methodological approaches to solving a specialized problem
3. Searching for, evaluating, and processing specialized information sources
4. Citation rules and formal requirements for the thesis
5. Language, style, and structure of a specialized text
6. The most common content and formatting errors
7. Preparation for the defense and presentation of the thesis’s conclusions

Professional Knowledge
The student is familiar with the principles of methodological and formal preparation of the thesis, the principles of working with specialized information sources, and the rules for citing them.

Professional Competencies
The student is able to independently plan and organize work on the final project, communicate effectively with the advisor, and defend the results of their academic work.

Professional Skills
The student is able to formulate the objective and structure of the thesis, search for and process academic information, apply appropriate methodological approaches, and present the results of their work.