Final Work Seminar 1 (in English)
- Credits: 2
- Ending: Credits
- Range: 2C
- Semester: winter
- Year: 2
- Faculty of Business Management
Teachers
Included in study programs
Teaching results
Graduate of the course Seminar for the final thesis 1 will be able to:
• on the basis of publicly available information sources, carry out – gathering, sorting and analysing, interpreting and commenting on basic theoretical knowledge necessary for the processing of searches into the thesis;
• create, content, research work, capturing essential information on the problem addressed (defined in the final paper), comparing current scientific and professional knowledge;
• formally draw up the text in accordance with the final work processing standards for the qualification level 2 of the study;
• identify a research problem and formulate a research issue;
• methodologically, by defining the main and sub-targets, to define a sequence of solutions to a given problem.
Indicative content
1. Identification, collection and sorting of available information sources – professional literature, Internet resources, research studies, qualification work of similar focus.
2. Summarisation of knowledge, selection of supporting arguments, deriving further analytical steps.
3. Elaboration of the content structure (chapter breakdown) of the thesis.
4. Formulation of the research issue/research problem.
5. Deriving the main and sub-targets of the diploma thesis.
6. Preparation of starting points of the diploma thesis methodology.
Support literature
1. Internal Directive on final, rigorous and habilitative works, including all annexes.(https://euba.sk/student/zaverecne-prace).
2. Guideline to the dean on the processing and submission of the final work(https://fpm.euba.sk/verejnost/aktuality-novinky).
3. List of literature used (created in cooperation with the Labour Manager).
Syllabus
1. Identification, collection and sorting of available information sources – professional literature, Internet resources, research studies, qualification work of similar focus. 2. Summarisation of knowledge, selection of supporting arguments, deriving further analytical steps. 3. Elaboration of the content structure (chapter breakdown) of the thesis. 4. Formulation of the research issue/research problem. 5. Deriving the main and sub-targets of the diploma thesis. 6. Preparation of starting points of the diploma thesis methodology.
Requirements to complete the course
Independent work, written project final work, credit
Student workload
52 hours; Participation in seminars 26 hours; Processing of sub-tasks commissioned by the head of the final work 26 hours
Language whose command is required to complete the course
English
Date of approval: 11.03.2024
Date of the latest change: 14.05.2022