Overview, thematic review, annual summary of disciplines, progress reports, data manuals, progress publications, literature guides, etc. Three-dimensional literature, also known as three-dimensional literature, is a literature compiled by synthesizing, analyzing and studying a large number of related documents. It is usually formed by using secondary literature retrieval, collecting a large number of related documents around a certain topic and deep processing its contents.
Dissertations, scientific reports and patent documents are first-class documents; Most periodical papers and conference papers belong to one document. Contents, titles and indexes belong to secondary literature. Monographs, reviews, encyclopedias, standard documents and product samples belong to three kinds of documents. The comprehensive articles in periodical papers and conference papers belong to three times. A small part of the paper is a summary paper, which belongs to three documents.
The file is divided into two parts: the student status file and the personnel file;
1. Student status file: various forms of historical records such as words and tables that students record and reflect their personal experiences, moral achievements, study and work performance during their study.
2. Personnel files: Graduates' personnel files are converted from student status files, that is, after graduation, students' registration card stubs are put into their student status files, and then the files are handed over by the school to the employer or the trusteeship department. At this time, the student status file officially became a personnel file.
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