PLAN DE TESIS

TITULO:

RESUMEN /ABSTRACT

Explique breve y claramente las partes mas relevantes del proyecto.

JUSTIFICACION

Describa el problema y su relevancia como objeto de investigación. Justifique el aporte de la investigación en el área de investigación seleccionada.

TRABAJOS RELACIONADOS (ESTADO DEL ARTE)

Incluya el estado actual del conocimiento en el ámbito nacional e internacional, sobre el tema principal de la tesis. Todo trabajo relacionado debe estar debidamente referenciado. Señale el punto de partida del proyecto planteado.

ALCANCE

Precise los aspectos nuevos a desarrollar y la pertinencia científica, técnica, social, económica según corresponda

INDICE

Capitulo 1

1.1

1.2

Capitulo 2

2.1

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