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Scientificness in Mathematical Subjects - Seminar 3

Seminar 3 is where you learn how to write a thesis in mathematics. We take a look at the structure of a thesis, how to read an article, writing in mathematics, citation and reference management, handling large documents in LaTeX and more. 

After completing the seminar you should be able to:

  • Be familiar with how a master's thesis in mathematical sciences can be structured.
  • Apply various strategies for reading a research article.
  • Be aware of different genre features of a master's thesis in mathematical subjects.
  • Describe different types of mathematical results and explain their parts.
  • Understand how figures and illustrations should be used in a master's thesis.
  • Be familiar with principles for citation in mathematical subjects and the regulations for plagiarism at UiO.
  • Be able to use a complex LaTeX template for your master's thesis.
Thursday 10 October Topic Lecturer About
09:15–10:00

Introduction

What is a master's thesis?

Reading an article

Karoline Moe

 

10:15–11:00

Writing in mathematics

 

 

11:15–11:45

Writing in mathematics    
11:45–12:30 Lunch break    
12:30–13:00 Figures, illustrations and design

 

 
13:15–14:00 Citation and reference management    
14:15–15:00

Template

The master's thesis and LaTeX

   

 LaTeX questions? Contact latexguru@ub.uio.no

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Tags: Mathematics, master thesis
Published Aug. 13, 2024 2:31 PM - Last modified Nov. 4, 2024 3:05 PM