Master Thesis in Informatics - IDI - Kunnskapsbasen
Master Thesis in Informatics - IDI
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The master thesis in Informatics (MSIT) is 30 credits:
The master thesis in informatics for Natural Science with Teacher Education (MLREAL) is 30 credits
The master thesis in informatics (MIT, admission before 2020) consists of 60 credits divided between two semesters:
- IT3901 – Informatics Postgraduate Thesis: Software
- IT3902 – Informatics Postgraduate Thesis: Database Management and Search
- IT3903 – Informatics Postgraduate Thesis: Artificial Intelligence
- IT3906 – Informatics Postgraduate Thesis: Interaction Design, Game and Learning
Practical implementation
- Continue your preparatory project as your master thesis or find a different master thesis that interest you
- Sign the master agreement in consultation with your supervisor
- Submit your master thesis
1. Find a master thesis you wish to write about
Students that wish to continue working on their preparatory project, please go to point 2 (below)
Please note that you must contact the supervisor that offers the master thesis you are interested in, to make an agreement for collaboration. The main supervisor must be employed at the department. You make this agreement with the supervisor during the autumn semester.
You will find an overview of the master theses/projects in the project database
You can also write your master thesis in cooperation with a company. If you wish to do so, you must submit a signed agreement to the department, in addition to the master agreement.
You can find more information regarding this on: "Writing and submitting your master's thesis".
2. Sign the master agreement in consultation with your supervisor
You must register the master agreement in SharePoint when you have an agreement with a supervisor.
- Registration, signing and submitting the agreement digitally by the student (deadline is 15th of January)
- Digital approval by supervisor
- Digital approval by department
- The faculty will double check the premises for writing a master thesis and contact the student if necessary
Link to the master agreement in SharePoint
Do you have any questions regarding the master agreement? Please contact studier@idi.ntnu.no
3. Submitting your master thesis
The deadline for submitting your master thesis is 20 weeks from the starting date, plus an additional week for Easter or Christmas.
If the submission date is during the weekend or national holiday, the deadline will be the following working day.
The master thesis is to be submitted digitally as a PDF-file in Inspera.
Submission deferral
If you are unable to submit your master thesis on time due to technical issues/equipment issues or other reasons, you can apply for a deferral.
A written application for deferral must be submitted to the faculty (studier@ie.ntnu.no) after agreement with your supervisor. It is required to have written documentation of statement, as well as a new plan for completion.
Contact the administration at IDI (studier@idi.ntnu.no) to receive a deferral deadline due to sickness or a student assistant position at NTNU.
If you don’t meet the deadline without having applied for a deferral, you risk receiving a ‘’not approved’’ as final mark for your master thesis (Se §5-9 i utfyllende regler til forskrift om studier ved NTNU for realfagstudier av 15.08.2017 – pdf)
Censorship
The censorship is 3 months after the submission date.
More information
For more information and resources regarding how to write your master thesis, please look at the page "Writing and submitting your master's thesis"
Overview
Timeline | Description |
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2nd semester (March) |
A general meeting regarding preparatory work and master thesis |
15th of January | Deadline for submitting digital master agreement |
20 weeks after start-up (plus 1 week for Christmas/Easter) | Deadline for submitting master thesis |
3 months |
Censorship deadline 3 months after submission
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