毕业论文致谢词赏析

篇一 : 毕业论文致谢词赏析

时光匆匆如流水，转眼便是大学毕业时节，春梦秋云，聚散真容易。离校日期已日趋临近，毕业论文的的完成也随之进入了尾声。从开始进入课题到论文的顺利完成，一直都离不开老师、同学、朋友给我热情的帮助，在这里请接受我诚挚的谢意!

说心里话，作为一个本科生，在最初试图以《周易》为题材进行研究时，还是颇有顾虑的，最大的难题在于自己对《周易》缺乏足够的了解，面对神秘瑰丽的古代典籍茫茫然不知从何处下手，几经酝酿思索，最后在文学院不少老师的鼓励和帮助下，最终确定对《周易》的人生哲学进行尝试性的分析研究，由此才展开此论文的撰写工作。

本学位论文是在我的指导老师陈松青老师的亲切关怀与细心指导下完成的。从课题的选择到论文的最终完成，陈老师始终都给予了细心的指导和不懈的支持，并且在耐心指导论文之余，陈老师仍不忘拓展我们的文化视野，让我们感受到了文学的美妙与乐趣。特别是陈老师借给我的《周易美学》一书，让我对《周易》中神奇瑰丽的殿堂多了一份盼望与神往，虽然与论文不甚相关，却为我将来步入学术研究的殿堂打开了不可多得的方便法门。值得一提的是，陈老师宅心仁厚，闲静少言，不慕荣利，对学生认真负责，在他的身上，我们可以感受到一个学者的严谨和务实，这些都让我们获益菲浅，并且将终生受用无穷。毕竟“经师易得，人师难求”，希望借此机会向陈老师表示最衷心的感谢!

此外，本文最终得以顺利完成，也是与文学院其他老师的帮助分不开的，虽然他们没有直接参与我的论文指导，但在开题时也给我提供了不少的意见，提出了一系列可行性的建议，他们是李生龙老师，吴建国老师，王建老师等，在此向他们表示深深的感谢!

最后要感谢的是我的父母，他们不仅培养了我对中国传统文化的浓厚的兴趣，让我在漫长的人生旅途中使心灵有了虔敬的归依，而且也为我能够顺利的完成毕业论文提供了巨大的支持与帮助。在未来的日子里，我会更加努力的学习和工作，不辜负父母对我的殷殷期望!我一定会好好孝敬和报答他们!

篇二 : 毕业论文致谢词2篇

感谢周老师这一学期来为我们辛勤的传授课业知识以及适时地讲解做人的道理。我们为我们没有百分之百地完全接受您授予的知识而感到懊悔，为我们考试没能达到您预期的期望而感到羞愧，为我们课程设计没能按时到教室让您不满意而感到抱歉。虽然您比较自恋，时常提起自己过去的成就，但是我们在听您叙述成就的过程中可以体会到您的阅历深厚以及我们自身的肤浅。我们会谨遵您的教导，将您授予的知识学以致用，将您告诉我们的人生哲理作为我们人生道路的指路明灯。

以上载自帅气的偶的课程设计说明书:虽然看上去有点虚假，但是虚假的背后都是不可磨灭的事实。

休息了一整天，总算调整过来了。帅气的偶虽然被那帮二百五叫做猛男，其实身体也不咋地，劳累了就会浮躁就会不开心，调整过来了又可以活灵活现。

机械设计课程设计有幸遇到了眼睛容不得沙子的周老师，他有几分像我，他严谨、理性还有雷声大雨点小。这些个性是我佩服的，但这也造就了我们付出的劳动要多一些，不，不是一些，是很多。

第一次熬夜去认真的完成如此复杂的作品，第一次32小时不间断的写说明书，第一次不照常规的按照自己的习惯去做事情，效率出来了，但是对旁人的影响似乎不是很好，那老头还特地打电话来骂我混蛋。。。第一次无视管理在图书馆里吃早中晚饭，第一次联系借还如此庞大的工具，第一次像个臭流氓般的乱收钱，第一次把那周老头答辩的无话可说，拍我下肩膀笑笑！！这些个过程与情感都是那么的真实让我回味无穷。

我是个浮躁的人，能把简单的事情做的非常出色，但是不喜欢做复杂的事情，这次的课程设计一环扣着一环，结构紧凑，合理调配，第一次完成这么件复杂而有意义的事情自己感觉挺有成就。

感谢老师！感谢同学！

论文致谢词

虽然本人是一名以拥有强大内心小宇宙为特点的独立自主型女性，也曾经充满自信的认为以自己的力量可以解决一切难题，但通过本论文的写作，我深深意识到自己犯了一个多么大的错误。本文的完成其实应归功于所有帮助过我的人，实际上，如果把我应该感谢的人在这里一一列举的话，论文恐怕还得增加至少一章，所以我想我还是言简意赅些吧。

首先，若不是我的导师朱健强副教授当初把我纳入麾下，肯定没有今天的论文。朱老师，我崇敬您的渊博的学识，深邃的思想，严谨的治学，更感谢您脚踏实地、平易近人的人格魅力数年来对我的耳濡目染、潜移默化，正如春雨般“润物细无声”。多说无用，将我心中对朱老师的感激化作祝福，愿朱老师身体健康，阖家幸福！也将同样的祝福送给所有帮助过我的老师。我的父母都是教育工作者，父亲忙于钻研专业知识，术业有专攻，编写的教材全国通用，母亲热爱学习，嗜书如命，长期从事英语及对外汉语教学实践与研究。父母一直都是我的榜样，我以有这样的父母而自豪。我由衷的感谢我的父母对我的养育之恩，没有你们对我的悉心照顾和教育引导，就没有我今天的成绩，我将在今后的生活中努力报偿你们的恩情。还有一些人和物是必须提及的，感谢我的同学戴海涛，我会在多年后怀念我们一起对着笔记本电脑冥思苦想熬论文的场景的，虽然现在感觉这事不算特美好；感谢我实习单位的老板胖哥，给我放了两个月带薪写作论文假，还经常打电话来无微不至的关心我的进展情况；感谢我的好友伦叔、孙总，没有你们向我讲诉各种生活中的囧事给我带来的快乐，恐怕我无法坚持到今天；感谢我的同事木木、欣欣、王嘉、李千，帮助我处理了许多的工作，解决了我的后顾之忧，与你们共事真的很开心；感谢美丽时光咖啡馆解决我饥饿问题的四五种不同口味的鸡排饭和给我带来灵感的各式美味咖啡，我已快能背诵那本菜单了；感谢厦门大学图书馆的丰富藏书和学习环境，虽然每晚我总是还没来得及收拾完东西，就被管理员按下电灯开关，陷入一片黑暗中。做学问搞研究，真的不是一件容易的事情，但我们必须学会在苦中找乐，把它变成一件快乐的事。从论文选题到今天顺利完成，我经历了人生的一次考验，学到的远远超过写论文本身，这样的经历也让我更加充满自信去面对未来的生活。在这个过程中，还有许多可敬的师长、同学、朋友给了我无言的帮助，在这里无法一一提及，感谢你们。

篇三 : 毕业致谢词:满满的回忆

但当论文写至此处时，心里产生莫名的愁绪。

三年时光，匆然流逝，留在心里的除了满满的回忆，还是回忆。即将离开校园，对未来的惆怅，对过去的留恋，对同学的不舍以及对老师的感恩汇聚一堂，充斥着整个心灵。校园的美好时光，是在知识的怀抱中，宁静祥和的接受着知识带来的慰藉。

犹记得三月初的一天，交了论文初稿后的忐忑。而当收到杨毅老师修改过的论文初稿，看着初稿上老师仔细一条条修改过的记录，老老实实有些许羞愧，羞愧我论文上肤浅的观点，也羞愧于对知识的态度，更加羞愧于对待论文的浮躁。也许正如老师所说，肤浅，人们是不会需要的。谁曾说过：“对知识，要学习尊重，学会敬畏，学会爱！”曾经课堂上的记忆尚在，老师的谆谆教导，同学的默默帮助，朋友的无私关怀，在这里致以万分的谢意。感谢这三年来所有人的帮助，[莲山课~件 ]让春意充斥着整个心怀。

论文从选题开初，再到最终定稿承印，历时四月有余，论文修改后又修改，经历太多太多的挫折。实话我不是一个很有耐心的人，但在杨毅老师耐心下，我逐渐的也在慢慢地改变。这期间如果没有杨毅老师的耐心点拨，细心教导，或许现在不会如此平静的写下这份致谢词。短暂的一生获得别人帮助会很多，并不是因为你不强，而是因为每个人都会有遇上困难或是需要帮助的时候，无论是物质上或是精神上。人生路上我们一路奋斗着，或许未来会有更多风雨雾霭，但终归会碧海云天。所谓‘行路难，行路难，多歧路，今安在。长风破浪会有时，直挂云帆济沧海’。

感谢，感谢三年来让我心热暖的人，感谢所有在书面上、精神上、生活上给予帮助的人，最后感谢我的论文指导老师，在此致以崇高的敬意和衷心的感谢！

篇四 : 英文毕业留言致词

class of XX! first i’d like you to stand up, and ave and cheer your supportive family and friends! i’m sure you can find them out there. sho your love!

a long time ago, in this cold september of 1962, there as a steven’s co-op at this very university. that co-op had a kitchen ith a ceiling that had been cleaned by student volunteers probably every decade or so. picture a college girl named gloria, climbing up high on a ladder, struggling to clean that filthy ceiling. standing on the floor, a young boarder named carl as admiring the vie. and that’s ho they met. they ere my parents, so i suppose you could say i’m a direct result of that kitchen chemistry experiment, right here at michigan.

everyone in my family ent here to michigan: my brother, my mom, my dad—all of us. my father’s father orked in the chevy plant in flint, michigan. he as an assembly line orker. he drove his to children here to ann arbor, and told them: that is here you’re going to college. i kno it sounds funny no. both of his kids actually did graduate from michigan. that as the american dream.

hat i’m trying to tell you, this is ay more than a homeing for me. i have a story about folloing dreams. or maybe more accurately, it’s a story about finding a path to make those dreams real.

you kno hat it’s like to ake up in the middle of the night ith a vivid dream? and you kno ho, if you don’t have a pencil and 4)pad by the bed, it ill be pletely gone by the next morning?

ell, i had one of those dreams hen i as 23. hen i suddenly oke up, i as thinking: hat if e could donload the hole eb, and just keep the links? and i grabbed a pen and started riting! sometimes it’s important to ake up and stop dreaming. i spent the middle of that night scribbling out the details and convincing myself it ould ork. soon after, i told my advisor, terry inograd, it ould take a couple of eeks for me to donload the eb—he nodded knoingly, fully aare it ould take much longer but ise enough not to tell me. the optimism of youth is often underrated! amazingly, at that time, i have no thoughts building a search engine. the idea asn’t even on the radar. but, much later e happened upon a better ay of ranking and e made a really great search engine, and google as born. hen a really great dream shos up, grab it!

hen i as here at michigan, i had actually been taught ho to make dreams real! i kno it sounds funny, but that is hat i learned in a summer camp converted into a training program called leadershape. their slogan is to have a “healthy disregard for the impossible”. that program encouraged me to pursue a crazy idea at the time: i anted to build a personal rapid transit system on campus to replace the buses. i still think a lot about transportation—you never loose a dream, it just incubates as a hobby. many things people labor hard to do no, like cooking, cleaning, and driving ill require much less human time in the future. that is, if e “have a healthy disregard for the impossible” and actually build the solutions.

i think it is often easier to make progress on mega-ambitious dreams. i kno that sounds pletely nuts. but, since no one else is crazy enough to do it, you’ll have little petition. the best people ant to ork on the big challenges. that is hat happened ith google. our mission is to organize the orld’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. ho can that not get you excited? but e almost didn’t start google, actually, because my co-founder sergey and i ere too orried about dropping out of the phd program. you are probably on the right track if you feel like a sidealk orm during a rainstorm! that is about ho e felt after e maxed out three credit cards buying hard disks off the back of a truck. that as actually the first hardare for google. parents and friends: more credit cards alays help. hat is the one sentence summary of ho you change the orld? alays ork hard on something unfortably exciting!

as a ph.d. student, i actually had three projects i anted to ork on. thank goodness my advisor said, “hy don’t you ork on the eb for a hile?” technology and especially the internet can really help you be lazy. lazy? hat i mean is a group of three people can rite softare that then millions can use and enjoy. can three people anser the phone a million times? find the everage in the orld, so you can be truly lazy!

overall, i kno it seems like the orld is crumbling out there, but it is actually a great time in your life to get a little crazy, follo your curiosity, and be ambitious about it. don’t give up on your dream. the orld needs you all!

so here’s my final story:

on a day like today, you might feel 12)exhilarated—like you’ve just been shot out of a cannon at the circus—and even invincible. don’t ever forget that incredible feeling. but also: alays remember that the moments e have ith friends and family, the chances e have to do things that might make a big difference in the orld, or even to make a small difference to the ones e love—all those onderful chances that life gives us, life also takes aay. it can happen fast, and a hole lot sooner than you think.

in late march 1996, soon after i had moved to stanford for grad school, my dad had difficulty breathing and drove to the hospital. to months later, he died. i as pletely devastated. many years later, after a startup, after falling in love, and after so many of life’s adventures, i found myself thinking about my dad.

if my dad ere alive today, the thing i think he ould be most happy about is that lucy and i have a baby in the hopper. if he ere here today, ell, it ould be one of the best days of his life.

many of us are fortunate enough to be here ith family. some of us have dear friends and family to go home to. please keep them close and remember: they are hat really matters in life.

thanks, mom; thanks, lucy.

and thank you, all, very much.

篇五 : 简洁的毕业论文致谢词

值此论文完成之际，首先向我的导师致以最真诚的谢意!在论文的选题立意、资料查询、开题、理论分析、研究以及最后的审稿、定稿等方面的每个环节，张导师还有其他老师，给予我细致入微的指导和帮助,对此我谨致以最诚挚的谢意!

向我的家人、朋友及同事致以深深的谢意，在学习的时间里，家人、朋友及同事的关怀和支持是我努力学习的动力，也使我顺利地完成毕业论文。我将在以后的学习和工作中，不断努力，积极向上，奋发进取，不辜负中原工学院和各位老师的希望和培养。