6-7P provides additional depth in Computational Biology through coursework and a substantial thesis.
The master's program provides additional depth in computational and/or molecular biology through coursework and a substantial thesis.
In addition, students choose one elective each semester, write a substantial thesis, observe in a lab, and complete an internship.
The student must prepare a substantial thesis that meets the approval of the thesis adviser and the graduate coordinator.
He films and assembles his footage to yield a focussed set of ideas and to develop substantial theses; and yet they escape from his authority to take off on their own power.
First, let us note that, for Armstrong, the "combinatorial idea" yields a substantial metaphysical thesis, as well, viz., the ontological free lunch (1986, 12ff), i.e., the thesis that "[w]hat supervenes is no addition of being"; that "whatever supervenes... is not something ontologically additional to the subvenient entity or entities".
During the final semester, students often work directly with a faculty advisor towards completion of a substantial written thesis.
It can be misleading, however, to use the term in this way, since it can give rise to the illusion that the existence of qualia is a substantial philosophical thesis when in fact it is something which will be accepted by anyone who believes in phenomenal character.
As graduate students, they are routinely expected to use various science-process skills: interpreting primary literature, contributing to experimental design, analyzing results, and, finally, writing and defending a substantial research thesis within 1 or 2 yr after graduating with a bachelor's degree.
I also supervise honor's students, ILR interns at home and abroad, global scholars, and MS/PhD students, taking particular pleasure from watching an idea grow into a substantial paper or thesis.
Mr. Gillespie has proposed an amendment to the Honor Code, which has been approved by the undergraduate student government, calling for the expulsion of any student who buys a substantial part of a thesis.
