This article's contents are as follows: (1) Training in thesis writing (2) An estimation of the results. (3) Expectations I hope in the introduction to explain “Wonder”, “First Principles” and “Judgment” in the philosophical thinking process of the understanding the subject, object and the synthesis of the two. Basically, this philosophical method employs logical inference in the important task of training philosophy students in writing coherent thesis in their classes. This method simultaneously explains a philosophical world to the students who are cultivating their thesis writing abilities. In the first part, I would like to introduce Fu Jen University's “Introduction to Philosophy” classes, focusing on the classes that train students how to write a thesis. This will include the goal of our class, materials used, teaching methods, etcetera. In the section concerning an estimation of effectiveness, I would like to include the results of two surveys I took while conducting these classes. One was conducted during the course of the class. The other was a follow up survey done in the following school year. I would also like to submit evaluations of the professors of this department and the professor evaluations of student's thesis writing abilities. In the last part, I would like to explain, from a professor's perspective, our expectations of philosophy students in establishing this thesis writing class.