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Old 11-29-2004, 06:53 PM
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Originally posted by Munchkin03
There is a considerable difference between a "Master/Major Project" and a thesis. The former is usually a summation of what you've learned during classes and fieldwork, while the latter is original research that is supposed to be of publication-quality. Sometimes the thesis might originate from fieldwork or classwork--but it requires some outside work, and can't come from old papers.

I had to write a Major Project for one of my majors, and a thesis for the other. BIG DIFFERENCE.
Good point. I remember I used the word "thesis" once and my field instructor got highly offended because HE had to write a thesis for his PhD. The "Master/Major Project" is generally not an original work as you've pointed out.
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