dimitar did not do his thesis with us afterall

2012/misev_dimitar/project/cicm12/Makefile

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2012/misev_dimitar/project/cicm12/main.tex

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-\title{Automated Discovery of Modular Structure}
-\author{Michael Kohlhase and Dimitar Misev and Florian Rabe}
-\institute{Jacobs University Bremen, Germany}
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-\begin{abstract} 
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-\section{Introduction}\label{sec:intro}
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2012/misev_dimitar/project/thesis/bsc-sample.bib

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-  title =        "{On the Possibility of the Impossible}",
-  institution =  "Jacobs University Bremen",
-  month =        sep,
-  year =         "2010",
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2012/misev_dimitar/project/thesis/bsc-sample.tex

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-    \textit{Computer Science \\
-      Jacobs University Bremen \\
-      Campus Ring 1 \\
-      28759 Bremen \\
-      Germany}
-  \end{flushleft}
-  \vspace*{6mm}
-  \begin{tabbing}
-    \textit{Supervisor:} \= \kill
-    \textit{Type:} \> \textit{Guided Research Proposal}\\
-    \textit{Date:} \> \textit{\today} \\
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-  \begin{abstract}
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-  Consider this a separate document, although it is submitted together
-  with the rest. The executive summary aims at another audience than
-  the rest of the proposal. It is directed at the final decision
-  maker, who typically is not an expert at all in your field, but more
-  a manager kind of person. Thus, don't go into any technical
-  description in the executive summary, but use catch-words and bold
-  statements that highlight the importance of your project.
-
-  (target size: 15-20 lines)
-  \end{abstract}
-
-  ~\hrule
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-  \newpage
-
-  \section{Introduction}
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-  This, like the rest, addresses fellow experts from your field (but
-  not from your particular topic of research). Here you should
-  technically connect to the main concepts from that field and give an
-  outline of your project, stating the research/engineering question
-  that you want to get answered by your project.
-
-  (target size: 1 page)
-
-  \section{Statement and Motivation of Research}
-
-  This part should make clear which question, exactly, you are
-  pursuing, and why your project is relevant/interesting. This is the
-  place to cite relevant literature. Where does your project extend
-  the state of the art? what weaknesses in known approaches to you
-  hope to overcome? If you have carried out preliminary experiments,
-  describe them here.
-
-  (target size: 2-3 pages)
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-  \section{Planned Investigation}
-
-  This is the technical core of the proposal. Here you lay out your
-  plans of how you want to answer your research question specify your
-  design of experiments or simulations, point out difficulties that
-  you expect to encounter, etc.
-
-  (target size: 2-3 pages)
-
-  \section{Evaluation Criteria}
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-  This section discusses criteria which can be used to evaluate the
-  research results and which can be used to related research results
-  to the already known state-of-the-art.
-
-  (target size: 1 page)
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-  \section{Timeline}
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-  Here you break down the research activity into smaller steps which
-  will then guide you during the guided research work. Try to define
-  realistic milestones.
-
-  (target size: 1/2 page)
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-  \section{Conclusions}
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-  Summarize the main aspects of the proposal.
-
-  (target size: 1/2 page)
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README.md

-The topics folder contains the open topics, the year folder the actual topics given out. 
-
 There is one year folder per year, and one subfolder for every student doing a guided research with us. This folder contains subfolders admin and project. The latter is accessible to the student. It contains a subfolder for the proposal and a file for the abstract.