You can make a dissertation just by filling in a web form too convenient and pierced a ruthless reality.

Part of the "dissertation fillet sheet" (quoted from reading monkey's blog)

"It's insanely useful, but you can hit the tight reality." It is a web form that outputs the skeleton of the dissertation by answering multiple questions such as "How did you collect data?" "What do you want to verify in this paper?" [Image] Reading monkey's blog "What should I write in the dissertation → fill this alone → make a papable creation sheet" The question is the accuracy of data, the accuracy of research, the significance of research, and the need for research. It is divided into four types, and questions are available in line with each theme. After entering, simply click "Convert to the Opera" to display the summary, experimental method, conclusion, etc. The writer's reading monkey, known for books such as "self -taught school", was created. It was posted on his blog in February 2012, entitled "What should I write in the dissertation → fill in this, fill in a dissertation." He said he created a sheet in response to the story, "Can you make something that outputs a dissertation after filling in a hole?" On the other hand, this annoying table also explains that "you can't write a dissertation. You can't do research." "(Research) is positioned as a context of academic research in the field, which is the first thing to be called research," he explained. It is said that the writer of the dissertation is also required to show the necessity and importance of it, as well as correctness. "If you fill the blanks from where they are buried, you will be able to think about what is missing, and what you have to do." He explains that it is the correct usage of this sheet for inspection. From Twitter users who knew the existence of this sheet, "I wanted when I was a student" or "Site that is directly directly into a single sword. I want to show it to a junior student" "Research → projects, dissertations → presentation materials. Many favorable reactions such as "almost through" were seen.

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