Intending learning outcomes of the master’s thesis
What the student should be able to demonstrate:
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1- The knowledge of the scientific grounds of the subject area, as well as in-depth insight into current research and development (state of the art), through an extensive literature review.
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2- The ability for critical and systematic approach: to search for, gather and integrate knowledge and identify the need for additional knowledge, ...
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3- The ability to handle complex phenomena, or questions or situations including, if relevant, with integration of reflection on social and ethical responsibilities.
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4- The ability to plan and carry out skilled tasks within a given time frame. Demonstrate a professional attitude: be punctual, act positively and cordially with co-workers.
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5- The ability to make assessments (explain, justify, criticize and recommend- with scientific grounds, proven experience, relevant literature) with regard to scientific aspects and if relevant, social and ethical aspects.
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6-The skills required to participate in research and development activities (test, evaluate and even reject ideas and solutions). Demonstrate the capacity to take initiative and to work independently.
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7- The capacity to write a usable report with tangible conclusions and properly discussed, on the basis of the knowledge and justified arguments.
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8- The capacity to communicate orally (during the course of the work and oral presentation of the master thesis), to discuss conclusions on the basis of the knowledge and justified arguments.
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