Computer Science Thesis A COMP4961 25T3
Notices
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Week 2's blog: searching and reading technical papers
Posted by Chun Tung Chou Monday 22 September 2025, 09:43:59 AM.
I mentioned in my blog last week that the first tasks in your Thesis A are to understand your thesis topic and to understand the state-of-the-art. For that, you will need to conduct a literature search and to read technical papers. In this week's blog, I will give you some hints on how to do these.
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Week 1's blog: Your thesis journey and the first part of your Thesis A
Posted by Chun Tung Chou Monday 15 September 2025, 04:59:11 PM, last modified Monday 15 September 2025, 04:59:32 PM.
As I mentioned in my talk in Week 0, I will be using a weekly blog to give you some general hints on doing your thesis. For this week's blog , I use an analogy to help you to imagine your thesis journey and I describe in general terms what you need to do for the first part of Thesis A.
Wishing you a good start for your Thesis A.
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Thesis Topic Registration
Posted by Jing Hsu Sunday 14 September 2025, 10:16:54 PM.
Dear Thesis A students,
By the end of Week 1, you need to register your thesis topic details and set up a thesis project (project = topic + you + supervisor + assessor).
IMPORTANT: students without a topic by this deadline will be asked to discontinue Thesis A and try again next term.
Before registering your topic, you need to personally contact potential supervisors and get acceptance from a supervisor, who provide the topic and nominate an assessor for your thesis.
Then you can register the topic in Thesis Management System (TMS): https://thesis.cse.unsw.edu.au/ .
- The supervisor creates the topic and adds an assessor for the project if it doesn't exist in TMS.
- You can find the topic in TMS and apply for it.
- Your supervisor accepts you in TMS.
- You agree to take the project in TMS.
If a topic in TMS is not available to apply, please send me the accept email from your supervisor and the topic name or link, then I can make it available or allocate it to you.
Best Regards,
Dr. Jing Hsu, CSE Thesis Admin