The Master’s Thesis is an individual project to be carried out in the final semester of the Master programme. The project will demonstrate the student’s ability to perform a research project with the intention of providing new knowledge.
The student will demonstrate the ability to:
The annual Christmas Party for master students and graduated masters will not take place at Huset Friday November 23 as announced earlier. The new date for the Christmas party is November 10.
Media technology masters will join Darlings mediejulebord and information security masters will join Ing:as julebord (Christmas party).
The price for best master thesis will be presented and all attending 2007-graduates will get a gift from the faculty as before.
Invitations and more information will come shortley. Send an email to monica.strand@hig.no if you need help to understand the Norwegian content.
The programme for the Master's Thesis presentations are now ready.
The opponent list are presented in the programme. The student presenting the thesis will send the thesis to the opponent listed in the right column. If the e-mail address can't be found in Fronter, please send an e-mail to monica.strand@hig.no for this information. The deadline for sending the thesis to the opponent and the supervisor is October 5 at 23.59.
The students will upload the presentations and the opponent protocols to Fronter before 7.00 on October 11. The presentation will be presented on the thesis web site before the presentations start. The web site can be accessed during the presentations, but the students should bring the presentation on a memory stick or CD just in case.
The student will get 20 minutes to present their work. The opponent will get 5 minutes to do the opposition right after the presentation. Make notes of small details or small errors in the report and hand to the presenter after the opposition (and not stated in the opposition). The supervisor will then get 5 minutes to comment on the presentation before everyone attending can ask questions and give comments the last 5 minutes. The next student presenting will have 5 minutes between the presentations to do the last minute preparations.
Part time students will present theire thesis at Gjøvik University College October 11, 2007.
The following students will finish theire thesis by November 1:
The programme for the Master's Thesis presentations are now ready.
The opponent list are presented in the programme. The student presenting the thesis will send the thesis to the opponent listed in the right column. If the e-mail address can't be found in Fronter, please send an e-mail to monica.strand@hig.no for this information. The deadline for sending the thesis to the opponent and the supervisor is May 30 at 23.59.
The students will upload the presentations and the opponent protocols to Fronter before 7.00 on June 7 - the first day of the presentations. The presentation will be presented on the thesis web site before the presentations start. The web site can be accessed during the presentations, but the students should bring the presentation on a memory stick or CD just in case.
The student will get 20 minutes to present their work. The opponent will get 5 minutes to do the opposition right after the presentation. Details or small errors in the report should be noted and handed to the presenter after the opposition (and not stated in the opposition). The supervisor will then get 5 minutes to comment on the presentation before everyone attending can ask questions and give comments the last 5 minutes. The next student presenting will have 5 minutes between the presentations to do the last minute preparations.
Friday 11 May 2007 in K105
10.00 How to present your work – content and layout/style
(Slobodan Petrovic)
10.45 Opposition – how and why
(Faouzi Alaya Cheikh)
11.00 How to handle test results – analyses and presentation (Frode Volden)
11.30 Handing in your thesis – where, when, what, how (Kari Lauritzen)
11.45 Lunch
12.30 Groups
Each student gets 15 minutes to present status for the thesis and 5 minutes for discussion. The supervisors, professors, PhD students will together with the other students give feedback. This feedback can be very important for this phase in the work and it is very important to join this session. Please let me know if you can’t.
The first master's seminar for the students writing their master’s thesis will be January 5 2007. The seminar will take place in K102 and the programme is as follows:
Here you will find the dates of deadlines and seminar dates and information for 2007.
An the winners are...
Maria Sunde Wroldsen for Media Technology and Vidar Evenrud Seeberg for Information Security. The price for best thesis was announced by Rector Jørn Wroldsen Friday November 24 at the master's annual Christmas Party.
The part time master students in Information Security are presenting their work in K105 from 9.00 to 12.30 on October 6.
Everyone is welcome to attend the presentatons.
The master students in Information Security and Media Technology are presenting their work in K102 and K105 from 9.00 to 15.30 on June 8 and June 9.
Everyone is welcome to attend the presentatons.
The third master's seminar for the students writing their master’s thesis will be April 7 2006.
The second master's seminar for the students writing their master’s thesis will be February 24 2006.
The first master's seminar for the students writing their master’s thesis will be January 5 and 6 2006. The seminar will start in K105 at 9.00 on Thursday.
The part time student in Information Security and Media Technology will present their thesis on October 14. Read more for information about the programme.
After the Master's Thesis presentations have finished, there was an end-of-term celebration for all master students, teaching supervisors and lecturers at the student house.
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The Master's Thesis from the MTech Media Technology and the MSc Information Security will be presented on June 13 and 14. Read more to see the programme.
The workshop will be in K105 and C007 from 12.30 until 16.00. All interested parties are welcome to participate.
The workshop will give the students an opportunity to present what they have done so far, ask questions, and create a discussion.
The first workshop was March 3 2005