Class Thesis II

In this unit it is expected that the doctoral candidate (DC) finishes the thesis. Each DC will be accompanied by a team of at least three members: 1. Supervisor 2. Internal examiner (who may or may not be a co-supervisor) 3. Coordinator of the thesis's disciplinary area The supervisor regularly monitors the work of the DC. The internal examiner is a university member who assesses the DC during intermediate evaluations. This team can be expanded with external co-supervisors , based on proposals from the supervisors and an assessment of the relevance by the course management.   The coordinator may participate in intermediate evaluations and collaborate in the supervision process if deemed pertinent by both the DC and the supervisor. Additionally, they serve as an extra support element to both DC and supervisor in resolving conflicts or issues that require an additional element.  

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Discussion of results. Conclusions. Indication of future works.

## Intermediate Assessments Thesis II The dates for the intermediate assessments are scheduled for July and November, in a conference format with presentations from other colleagues. The final thesis follows its own regulations, which govern its submission and public defense. ### Format of Intermediate Assessments Thesis II The format and content of the intermediate assessments will be as follows, preparing the student in different scientific presentation formats: 1. Poster with discussion - Results 2. 10-minute oral presentation - Discussion Each of these evaluation moments is accompanied by a work report that includes the elements to be presented at the conference. The report must be submitted 30 days before the conference date. The intermediate assessments will be evaluated by the monitoring team mentioned in the course unit (UC) introduction.

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