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Your Physics Thesis Defense
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Your Physics Thesis Defense
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Could you explain which part of the thesis defense that's supposed to refer to?Ygggdrasil said:Don't forget to prep for the snake fight portion of your PhD defense. That's the part that often comes back to bite you
Shyan said:Could you explain which part of the thesis defense that's supposed to refer to?
Ohh...I thought its a metaphor for some actual phenomenon. I'm an undergrad.Ygggdrasil said:Does your university not require you to fight a snake in order to graduate?
it's a joke
Comments are an important part of your physics thesis defense as they provide additional insights and explanations for the audience and examiners. They also demonstrate your understanding and critical thinking skills.
The key to responding to comments during your physics thesis defense is to listen carefully and remain calm. Take a moment to think before answering and provide clear and concise responses that address the comment.
Yes, including comments from your peers or colleagues in your physics thesis defense can add credibility to your research. However, make sure to properly attribute the comments and only include those that are relevant and add value to your defense.
It is important to follow any specific guidelines provided by your institution or supervisor for including comments in your physics thesis defense. Generally, comments should be clearly labeled and referenced, and should be integrated seamlessly into your presentation.
Difficult or challenging comments are a normal part of the thesis defense process. Stay composed and address the comments with respect, even if you disagree. Consider asking for clarification or further explanation if needed, and offer to follow up with more information if necessary.