How does scientific work work?
How does scientific work work?
Scientific work describes a methodical-systematic procedure in which the results of the work are objectively comprehensible or repeatable for everyone. This means that sources are disclosed (cited) and experiments are described in such a way that they can be reproduced.
What is important in a scientific thesis?
In general, scientific work is a methodical and systematic approach in which it is important that the results are objectively comprehensible and also reproducible. The aim of a scientific work is to answer a question on the basis of reliable knowledge.
What is a problem?
The problem describes the research problem that you want to solve with your thesis. With the problem you justify the relevance of your research: Why is it important that you carry out this research?
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