The overall framework is as follows:
First of all, the idea of research is put forward, and the background and significance of the research are mainly introduced.
Second, the existing research status in this field mainly shows your innovation.
Three, the specific idea or feasibility study.
Fourth, the expected results.
Extended data
pay attention to
Learning situation, project and scientific research experience, internship experience (sometimes internship experience is not needed in personal statements of science and engineering), career planning and development (senior planning, graduate planning, future planning).
The first paragraph: introduce the professional ranking of your school, praise yourself appropriately, or simply talk about your hobbies, specialties and personality. This paragraph can be controlled in two or three lines.
The second paragraph: academic (professional) background. Introduce your professional background, scholarship, CET-4 and CET-6 results, English level and practical ability.
The third paragraph: scientific research or competition experience. Choose a few representative ones, highlight what you have done and learned, and don't dwell on how powerful the projects you have participated in. Teachers pay more attention to your research direction and your potential scientific research and academic ability. When writing a project, you need to polish it. Be sure to reflect your own thinking and exaggerate appropriately.