How to write a report to a diploma

Graduation qualification work, as a rule, takes 70-80 printed sheets, which none of the commission members simply physically have time to read during the protection. The diplomat himself can not read it either, as every student is given 10-15 minutes for which he must have time to describe the essence of his research and emphasize the practical significance of the chosen topic. Here it is necessary to make a small abstract abstract, or rather a report to the diploma.

The report to the thesis work is a speech for the protection of the final project, the volume of which is 4-5 sheets. In other words, it is a kind of cheat sheet, the availability of which teachers encourage.

There are cases when brilliantly written work failed miserably on defense, but all because the report to the diploma was drawn up incorrectly or completely absent. In order not to repeat other people's mistakes, let's see what structure should be in a well-written report.

The report on the defense of the diploma should consist of:

1. Actuality of the research. It needs to be stated laconically (literally 2-3 sentences).
2. Brief description of the subject and object of research, description of goals and methods for achieving them.
3. Brief conclusions. Here it is necessary to pay attention to all the chapters separately. If the arsenal has a presentation or handout, then in parallel with the story you need to demonstrate them.
4. Proposals on the improvement of the studied subject.
5. Practical confirmation of the scientific hypothesis put forward.

Report on the protection of the diploma (sample)

"Dear Chairman and members of the Attestation Commission!

To your attention is the final qualifying work on the topic "Linguistic features of slogans and headlines in publicistic and promotional texts."

An integral part of the structure of the newspaper text is the title, on which the effectiveness of the publication depends to a large extent. Also an integral part of any printed publication is advertising. This is not surprising, because for the media this is the main source of income. Proceeding from this, the research topic was formed at the junction of the two most pressing issues of modern media, namely, the study of newspaper headlines and advertising slogans.

The relevance and practical aspect of these issues are related to the fact that the nature and essence of headings and slogans are expressed in the interaction of phenomena of different language levels.

The object of research is the headings and advertising slogans of the central Russian newspapers. The subject of our study was the linguistic features of the headlines and slogans of journalistic and promotional materials.

The aim of the research is to comprehensively analyze the linguistic features of newspaper headlines, as well as to identify the specifics of advertising slogans in linguistic and pragmatic aspects.

The overall goal of the work defined the following tasks:

1. To study the theoretical problems associated with the subject of research;
2. To explore such concepts as "text" and "discourse";
3. To analyze the features of publicistic and advertising discourse;
4. Describe the basics of the functioning of headlines and slogans in terms of the theoretical positions of pragmatics.

Our research showed that in the Russian press the headlines were distributed, divided according to the author's intentions, in terms of complexity and emotional impact on the audience. In the course of the study, we came to the conclusion that the headlines of the domestic press are quite voluminous and most often perform communicative and informative functions.

Another important structural element of the text is the slogan. This is a short message, which contains the whole meaning of the commercial proposal. So, advertising slogans are divided into several types: commodity and corporate, broad and narrow application, emotional and rational. In our work, we examined in detail all types of slogans, but now we will focus on the two largest.

Analyzing the materials of journalism and advertising, you can draw conclusions not only about the specifics of our country's mentality, but also linguistic nature.

Summarizing, it should be noted that in the process of analyzing theoretical positions and in the course of work on the selection of practical material, a quite natural question arose about the place of artistic techniques in the overall effectiveness of the slogan. It was revealed that despite the creativity and creativity of the sloganist, the use of artistic techniques does not have a positive impact on involvement. The more obvious the reception, the more it reduces the engaging power of the slogans.

Slogans in general:

• Purposeful;
• Are original;
• Are elliptic;
• Very expressive;
• Polysemic.

Summarizing the research on the linguistic features of slogans and headlines in publicistic and promotional materials, it should be noted that domestic work on the study of theoretical and practical problems of this topic is practically absent. "

Such a report to the diploma is the right way to an excellent assessment. Do not forget one more important trifle. Report to the diploma should be told, not read.