RIGA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

Faculty of Computer Science, Information Technology and Energy

<Name of the institute responsible for implementation of the study program>

<Name and surname of the student>

<Academic/Professional Bachelor/Master/First/Second Level Study Program “Title of the program”>

Student ID No <.......>

<TITLE OF THE GRADUATION THESIS/DIPLOMA PROJECT>

< BACHELOR THESIS, MASTER THESIS, DIPLOMA PROJECT, QUALIFICATION PAPER>

Scientific adviser <scientific degree, academic position>

<Name, surname>

RIGA <20….>

RIGA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

FACULTY of Computer Science, Information Technology and Energy

<name of the institute>

Work Performance and Assessment Sheet of the <Type of the graduation thesis from the following list: Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis, Diploma Project, Qualification Paper>

The author of the graduation thesis:

Student <Name, Surname>	_____________________________

(signature, date)

The graduation thesis has been approved for the defence:

Scientific adviser:

<scientific degree, academic position, name, surname>_________________________

(signature, date)

ABSTRACT

3–5 key words that characterize the field of research.

A brief description of the graduation thesis, including an introduction of the research field, the goal of the thesis and the obtained results. After reading this description, the reader shall gain general understanding of the theme of the thesis, what issues have been studied/solved and what results have been achieved. The Abstract shall not contain information about the sections of the thesis and references to particular information sources. The volume of the Abstract shall not exceed 1 page.

Information on the volume of the thesis – number of pages, tables, figures, appendixes, and sources of reference.

anotācija

It is the translation of the Abstract into Latvian.

table of contents

introduction	5

1. chapter heading	7

1.1. Section heading	7

1.1.1. Sub-section heading	7

1.1.2. Sub-section heading	7

1.2. Section heading	8

1.2.1. Sub-section heading	8

1.2.2. Sub-section heading	8

2. chapter heading	9

2.1. Section heading	9

2.2. Section heading	10

results and conclusions	11

LIST OF REFERENCES

APPENDIXES

Appendix 1. Name of the appendix

Appendix 2. Name of the appendix

introduction

The Introduction shall contain three compulsory elements:

Substantiation of the topicality of the theme and/or rationale for research.

The aim of the graduation thesis and the tasks set to complete the goal.

A brief description of the content of the sections and appendixes to the graduation thesis.

The volume of the Introduction is 1–2 pages.

The following formatting styles are used in this template (see Styles):

Level-1-heading – chapter headings;

Level-2-heading – section headings;

Level-3-heading – sub-section headings;

Heading-excluded-from-table-of-contents – headings excluded from Table of Contents, that is ANOTĀCIJA, ABSTRACT, TABLE OF CONTENTS, LIST OF REFERENCES;

Figure-name – numbers and names of figures;

Formulas – formulas;

Info-source – information sources specified in the section “LIST OF REFERENCES”;

Code – software code;

Page-number – page number;

Appendix-name – appendix name;

Appendix-number – sequential numbers of appendixes;

Appendices-heading – the heading “APPENDIXES”;

Table-column-name – names of table columns;

Table-name – names of tables;

Table-number – sequential numbers of tables;

Table-content – table content, excepting table column names;

Table-explanation – explanations of symbols used in tables;

Text – body of the text;

List-bullets – list entries marked with bullets;

List-letters – list entries marked with lower-case letters followed by a round bracket;

List-number-with-bracket - list entries marked with Arabic numerals followed by a round bracket;

List-number-with-full-stop - list entries marked with Arabic numerals followed by a full stop.

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2. chapter heading

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Table 2.1

Types of Tasks

Task No	Structure of the concept map	Phrases describing relations	Concepts
1	Given	Inserted in the structure of the concept map	Shall be inserted by the student
2	Not given	Not used	Shall be defined by the student
3	Given	Shall be inserted by the student	Shall be inserted by the student

The task number in this table indicates only the task sequence number and not the difficulty level or sequence of the task

2.1. Section heading

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2.2. Section heading

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def checking_common_node(list1,list2):

found=False
i=0
while (found==False) and (i<len(list1)):
j=0
while (found==False) and (j<len(list2)):
if list1[i]==list2[j]:
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Sample formula formatting is given below:

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where Qg – volume of material required per year, kg;

q – material consumption rate, kg/pcs;

Ng – annual production volume, pcs.

results and conclusions

In this concluding part of the thesis, the author:

provides a summary of the research conducted in the graduation thesis and presents obtained results (in accordance with the set goal and tasks);

reflects personal conclusions and presents the knowledge gained, rather than reiterates widely known, trivial statements found in literature;

specifies the areas for further research (if identified);

provides information on one’s own publications, presentations at the conferences and/or participation in the research projects related to the theme of the graduation thesis.

The volume of this section is 1–3 pages.

list of references

Dzikevics, M. Experimental data for latent thermal storage cooling [data set]. Zenodo, July 29, 2021. Available from: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5146091

ISO/IEC/IEEE 15939:2017. Systems and software engineering - Measurement process. Geneva: International Organization for Standardization, 2017.

Mitchell, D., Loader, A. Investigation of pollutant emissions from crematoria. Stevenage: Warren Spring Lab., 1993. WSLLR-908 (PA).

appendixes

Appendix 1

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Appendix 2

Name of the appendix

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