A lot of schools' graduation projects might not need verification, as long as the theory is feasible.
At Jing University, results are essential. The project must be feasible after verification to add value to the thesis, or it won't pass the advisor's review, and what's the point of defending it then.
Topics like computer science are easier; you run the product, and its feasibility is evident.
However, for marketing, a case study is necessary, except for Li Yang.
He's purely theoretical, doesn't need to do a graduation project.
Marketing in the auto industry is considered a major topic, comparable only to e-commerce marketing right now.
It's a very broad topic concept, with a high pass rate.
Similarly, it represents a lack of highlights. Choosing these topics basically means coasting through.
There are two in this major; Li Yang talked individually with both for about an hour, and the next day, two accounts popped up on Kuai Pai, and Li Yang also incidentally sold two cars.
