Learning Outcomes
1) The student will be able to search, select, analyze and synthesize bibliographic data in a specific scientific field and topic
2) The student will be able to organize the theoretical/bibliographic material and become familiar with a specific way of writing a scientific text
3) The student will become familiar with the concept of plagiarism and its avoidance through the reproduction of bibliographic data
4) The student will become familiar with the use and citation of bibliographic references
5) The student will become familiar with laboratory experiments and/or computational studies of various types and methodologies and will be able to independently conduct laboratory experiments and/or computational studies with dedication and responsibility
6) The student will be able to evaluate the results of his laboratory experiments and/or computational studies, to judge their correctness and innovation and to adapt his experimental/computational plan accordingly
7) The student will be able to write the results and experimental/simulations part of his/her thesis, and critical evaluate those and to present in a specific way of writing a scientific text, the overall text of his/her thesis, according to the regulation of diploma theses of the postgraduate program
8) The student will be able to organize and present his data to a wide audience
Course Content (Syllabus)
The postgraduate diploma Thesis in the fourth semester aims to introduce the student to the scientific research and/or scientific literature, research methodology, with the communication of their results, both written and oral, according to the rules applicable to the international scientific community. It includes the review of the scientific literature and the presentation of its results in a scientific subject.
In addition, the student will be trained in the laboratory/computer methodologies that will be required for his/her thesis and will then conduct experiments/computer studies independently, according to the plan approved during the completion of the "Master's Thesis ( Literature review and design of experimental or computational study) of the third semester, and he/she will constantly evaluate his results in collaboration with his supervisor, redesign the next steps and evaluate the originality and innovation. Then, after the cycle of experiments/computational studies has been successfully completed, he/she will write the text of his diploma thesis where the results will be presented in a critical manner and always in accordance with the Regulations for diploma theses of the postgraduate program. Finally, he will present his thesis publicly.
Description
1) The supervisor communicates with the students via email, zoom, etc.
2) The evaluation of the course is performed electronically through qa.auth.gr.
3) The training will also take place through ICT (demonstration of instruments, software, watching webinars, etc., remote control of equipment