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Do I need to do it? Should I put his name somewhere?
Thanks
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oneamp said:Do I need to do it? Should I put his name somewhere?
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Vanadium 50 said:As an aside: it's considered poor form to thank both your spouse and your significant other. Best to pick one.
Vanadium 50 said:As an aside: it's considered poor form to thank both your spouse and your significant other. Best to pick one.
oneamp said:Are there guidelines to help in making that decision?
Thanking your advisor in your thesis is a way to express gratitude for their guidance and support throughout your research journey. It also acknowledges their contribution to the completion of your thesis and shows your appreciation for their time and effort.
The acknowledgement section is typically included at the beginning of your thesis, after the abstract and before the table of contents. This is where you can thank your advisor and other people who have played a significant role in your research.
While it is not mandatory, it is considered a common practice and a sign of courtesy to thank your advisor in your thesis. Your advisor has invested time and effort in guiding you through your research, so it is appropriate to acknowledge their contribution.
Yes, if you had more than one advisor who played a significant role in your research, you can thank them in your thesis. Be sure to mention each advisor's name and their specific contributions to your work.
There is no strict format for acknowledging your advisor in your thesis. However, it is common to use a formal tone and to start with a brief sentence expressing your gratitude. You can then mention specific ways in which your advisor helped you, such as providing feedback, resources, or guidance. Make sure to keep your acknowledgement section concise and sincere.