Diploma Seminar 340-AR1-3SEM4

The aim of the seminar is to prepare each participant to independently write a diploma thesis in accordance with the formal and methodological requirements that it should meet, as well as in accordance with the principles of intellectual property protection.
The seminar lasts two semesters and is conducted in the area of ​​applied linguistics specialization. During the classes, students will become familiar with the general issues of a future bachelor's thesis, as well as with the principles of searching for sources (source texts and studies) and select specific issues for analysis. They will also learn the principles of writing scientific and research papers and their structure.
Participants of the seminar in the field of applied linguistics in their bachelor's theses will address issues related to aspects of teaching and learning English, including topics such as: learning and teaching English in different age groups, individual differences in learning and teaching English, the use of information and communication technologies in learning and teaching English, etc.

The aim of the seminar is to prepare each participant to independently write a diploma thesis in accordance with the formal and methodological requirements that it should meet, as well as in accordance with the principles of intellectual property protection.
The seminar lasts two semesters and is conducted in the area of ​​applied linguistics specialization. During the classes, students will become familiar with the general issues of a future bachelor's thesis, as well as with the principles of searching for sources (source texts and studies) and select specific issues for analysis. They will also learn the principles of writing scientific and research papers and their structure.
Participants of the seminar in the field of applied linguistics in their bachelor's theses will address issues related to aspects of teaching and learning English, including topics such as: learning and teaching English in different age groups, individual differences in learning and teaching English, the use of information and communication technologies in learning and teaching English, etc.

The aim of the seminar is to prepare each participant to independently write a diploma thesis in accordance with the formal and methodological requirements that it should meet, as well as in accordance with the principles of intellectual property protection.
The seminar lasts two semesters and is conducted in the area of ​​applied linguistics specialization. During the classes, students will become familiar with the general issues of a future bachelor's thesis, as well as with the principles of searching for sources (source texts and studies) and select specific issues for analysis. They will also learn the principles of writing scientific and research papers and their structure.
Participants of the seminar in the field of applied linguistics in their bachelor's theses will address issues related to aspects of teaching and learning English, including topics such as: learning and teaching English in different age groups, individual differences in learning and teaching English, the use of information and communication technologies in learning and teaching English, etc.

The condition for passing the first semester is regular and active participation in the seminar, preparation of an oral presentation containing a description of issues related to the diploma thesis and preparation of a written work that is a fragment of the diploma thesis together with the use of at least 6 bibliographic items. The condition for passing the second semester and the entire subject is preparation of a diploma thesis.
Two unexcused absences are allowed per semester. Other absences must be excused within 14 days of returning to classes.
The condition for passing the first semester is to prepare an oral presentation containing a description of issues related to the diploma thesis and at least 4 items of literature on the subject that will potentially be used in writing the diploma thesis and to prepare a written work that is a fragment of the diploma thesis (at least 7 pages) together with the use of at least 6 bibliographic items. After submission, the fragment must be approved by the supervisor in order to obtain a pass.

The condition for passing the second semester is the TIMELY submission of fragments of the works, their timely editing and submission of the entire work by the deadline set by the supervisor. Specific deadlines will be set and communicated to students after the faculty authorities publish the defense schedule for the current academic year and will take into account the time frame needed to check, upload to the system, scan for anti-plagiarism and review the submitted works.

Failure to meet the set deadlines means failure to pass on the first deadline. After failure to submit the presentation/fragment of the work/completed work by the original deadline, the second deadline is created automatically and is set two weeks from the original date. Failure to meet the second deadline means failing the course. Cases of people with serious health problems will be considered individually.

The condition for passing the first semester is regular and active participation in the seminar, preparation of an oral presentation containing a description of issues related to the diploma thesis and preparation of a written work that is a fragment of the diploma thesis together with the use of at least 6 bibliographic items. The condition for passing the second semester and the entire subject is preparation of a diploma thesis.
Two unexcused absences are allowed per semester. Other absences must be excused within 14 days of returning to classes.
The condition for passing the first semester is to prepare an oral presentation containing a description of issues related to the diploma thesis and at least 4 items of literature on the subject that will potentially be used in writing the diploma thesis and to prepare a written work that is a fragment of the diploma thesis (at least 7 pages) together with the use of at least 6 bibliographic items. After submission, the fragment must be approved by the supervisor in order to obtain a pass.

The condition for passing the second semester is the TIMELY submission of fragments of the works, their timely editing and submission of the entire work by the deadline set by the supervisor. Specific deadlines will be set and communicated to students after the faculty authorities publish the defense schedule for the current academic year and will take into account the time frame needed to check, upload to the system, scan for anti-plagiarism and review the submitted works.

Failure to meet the set deadlines means failure to pass on the first deadline. After failure to submit the presentation/fragment of the work/completed work by the original deadline, the second deadline is created automatically and is set two weeks from the original date. Failure to meet the second deadline means failing the course. Cases of people with serious health problems will be considered individually.

The condition for passing the first semester is regular and active participation in the seminar, preparation of an oral presentation containing a description of issues related to the diploma thesis and preparation of a written work that is a fragment of the diploma thesis together with the use of at least 6 bibliographic items. The condition for passing the second semester and the entire subject is preparation of a diploma thesis.
Two unexcused absences are allowed per semester. Other absences must be excused within 14 days of returning to classes.
The condition for passing the first semester is to prepare an oral presentation containing a description of issues related to the diploma thesis and at least 4 items of literature on the subject that will potentially be used in writing the diploma thesis and to prepare a written work that is a fragment of the diploma thesis (at least 7 pages) together with the use of at least 6 bibliographic items. After submission, the fragment must be approved by the supervisor in order to obtain a pass.

The condition for passing the second semester is the TIMELY submission of fragments of the works, their timely editing and submission of the entire work by the deadline set by the supervisor. Specific deadlines will be set and communicated to students after the faculty authorities publish the defense schedule for the current academic year and will take into account the time frame needed to check, upload to the system, scan for anti-plagiarism and review the submitted works.

Failure to meet the set deadlines means failure to pass on the first deadline. After failure to submit the presentation/fragment of the work/completed work by the original deadline, the second deadline is created automatically and is set two weeks from the original date. Failure to meet the second deadline means failing the course. Cases of people with serious health problems will be considered individually.