The thesis generation feature of Universal Littlein is designed for academic writing, and the process of using it is simple and efficient:
- Access to the Writing Center: After logging in to your account, select the "Thesis Generation" function module in the interface.
- Setting the base parameters: You will need to enter your dissertation topic, word count requirement (usually 1500-30,000 words available), and select the academic level (BS/MS/PhD, etc.)
- Knowledge base preparation: Relevant research materials can be uploaded to the personal knowledge base in advance, and the system will prioritize these materials for reference; if no materials are uploaded, the built-in academic databases will be used
- Outline confirmation: The system automatically generates a detailed outline containing sections such as introduction, literature review, main framework, conclusion, etc., which can be adjusted by the user
- One-click generation: Click on the Generate button after confirming the outline, usually within 1-3 minutes for a complete first draft.
- post-processingSupport direct online editing, or export to Word format; special "weight reduction and optimization" function to help reduce the rate of weight checking
Suggestions for use:
- For important academic papers, manual proofreading and in-depth revisions are recommended after generation
- Can be used with the document learning function to upload references to generate a literature review in the relevant field.
- Utilizing the "Knowledge Base Q&A" feature to solve professional problems in the writing process
This function covers the major disciplines of arts, science, engineering and other directions, generates papers with standardized format and complete logical structure, and significantly improves the efficiency of academic writing.
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