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I’ve completed my Master of Engineering program, but I don’t know where to start on my graduation thesis! Since I was assigned to work in another company’s team, they have company-wide arrangements for such matters, and no one is in charge of me. My supervisor asked if I could form a project team I’m frustrated – how can a technician like me form a project team? I’ve already paid 20,000 to them (I live in a small city in the northwest; 20,000 is equivalent to my annual salary), and now there’s no way to get that money back. What to do with the paper? Dear seniors, could you give me some advice? I majored in chemical engineering machinery at the undergraduate level, and my master’s degree is in the field of chemical engineering. Thank you! ! !
I have the same problem. Schools take the money and then ignore everything; they expect us to solve these issues on our own, or else we have to pay another 5,000 to work with a tutor... If I had known it would be like this, I wouldn’t have pursued this master’s program in engineering!
I have been working for 4 years; I’m busy with work every day. We don’t have a single day off in a year, and these are private enterprises. I also want to recharge myself and change jobs. I see that you’re all pursuing master’s degrees in engineering. Is it easy to get admitted? Are there any requirements? Is it expensive?
You can write about the projects you have been involved in; not everyone who has taken part in a project writes a paper. You can use the knowledge you’ve acquired through those projects to write one.