Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Wolfgang Kersten
TUHH Institut W-2 D-21071 Hamburg Institut für
Logistik und Unternehmensführung
Index of contents
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1 Written Documentation
1.1.1 Cover
The cover may be compiled according to the author’s wishes. However it must consist
of the following:
1.1.2 Affidavit
I hereby swear that I single-handedly compiled this document. I did not make use of any
other sources than those listed here. Furthermore I swear that this document was never
handed in to another department in this or any deviated manner. Every passage
referring to or quoted from another source is identifiable as such.
[Signature]
In case the regulations of the course studied demand a different formulation, the
declaration has to be exchanged.
1.1.3 Abstract
A brief and concise summary of the thesis has to be added. (max. 1 page).
1.2.1 Layout
1.2.2 Orthography
1.2.3.1 Quotation
If an author wrote more than one publication in one year, the publications should
be differentiated by means of an alphabetical suffix to the year.
Examples:
Petri nets have been used for modelling a supervisory control system of a
multipurpose batch plant (Szucs / Gerzson / Hangos 1998, pp. 1335-1344).
1.2.3.2 Bibliography
All sources must contain the full title, edition quoted or cited from, place and year
where it was published.
The first and last page of essays from collected editions and magazines has to
be included.
Internet sources have to be quoted with the web address, the day it was updated
and the day the information was retrieved.
Examples:
Monographs:
Doctoral Theses:
Magazines:
Marshall, V.R. / Hounslow, M.J. / Ryall, R.L. (1988): A discretized population balance for
nucleation, growth and aggregation, in: AIChEJ, 34(11), pp. 1821-1832
Mechanical Engineering
AIW
HWI
HSL
IPM
For further information or help to the compilation of scientific work, feel free to consult:
Booth, W.C.; Colomb, G.G.; Williams, J.M. (2003): The craft of research, 2nd ed,
Chicago, Ill. : Univ. of Chicago Press, 2003, Signatur: TEG-135.
2 Presentation
Title slide
Outline
Introduction
Main part
Summary
The presentation can be held using overheads or a beamer. In any case it is to clarify
with the tutor in time that necessary devices (overhead projector or beamer and laptop)
will be available at that time.
2.2.2 Layout
The presentation should take a maximum of 20 minutes. Following the examiners will
ask questions to the work for about half an hour (for working papers possibly other time
frames are provided).
The number of slides for the talk should be chosen according to the time frame. A guide
value therefore is: 2 minutes per slide, that means to prepare about 10 slides.