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Re-add David's description of the chapter
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\chapter{Important first chapter}\label{chap:refs}
\chapter{Important first chapter\todo{Replace this placeholder title with a descriptive name that reflects the specific content and purpose of your chapter}}\label{chap:refs}

The first chapter of a thesis builds the theoretical backgrounds necessary for readers to understand the rest of the thesis.
In this chapter, you should summarize and reference a lot of existing literature and research.

Striking the right balance in your literature review is crucial.
While you need to thoroughly cover the relevant research in your area,
you must also be selective in what you present to avoid boring the reader to death.
As a rule of thumb, regard the reader as well-versed computer scientist who may not be specialized in your specific research area.
This means you can assume familiarity with fundamental concepts covered in compulsory lectures, while dedicating more attention to field-specific concepts
and specialized techniques that form the foundation of your research.

You should use the standard \emph{citations}\todo{Use \textbackslash{}emph command like this, to highlight the first occurrence of an important word or term. Reader will notice it, and hopefully remember the importance.}.
In order to reference existing research, you should use the standard \emph{citations}\todo{Use \textbackslash{}emph command like this, to highlight the first occurrence of an important word or term. Reader will notice it, and hopefully remember the importance.}.



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