How to do thesis writing
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The document outlines the essential components and steps involved in writing a thesis, including its definition, structure, and methodology. It emphasizes the importance of a clear title, thorough literature review, detailed methodology, and effective communication of results. Additionally, it discusses how to frame the discussion and conclusion to highlight the significance of research findings.
How to do thesis writing
- 1. 1 How to do THESIS?
- 2. 2 What is a Thesis? • A written work • Obtained after an original research • Mostly Submitted for a higher degree in University • Addresses an issue or problem
- 3. 3 STRUCTURE OF THESIS INTRODUCTION METHO D RESULTS DISCUSSION • What did we show? • What’s Known? • What is Known? • What is Unknown? • How do we show it? • What we are showing now?
- 4. 4 GET APPROVAL FROM SUPERVISOR PREPARE A THESIS OUTLINE START WRITIN G PREPARE A CHAPTERS OUTLINE STEPS TO WRITE A THESIS
- 5. 5 THESIS TITLE • Title reflects the contents of a thesis • Use concise but informative title • Be specific and accurate • Avoid Jargons and Acronyms
- 6. 6 Chapter 1 Introduction • A description of general problem, followed by specific problem and motivation for research • Began by giving a general background • Provide a rationale and problem statement • Link Problem Statement to the objective of study
- 7. 7 Chapter 2: Literature Review Identify issues, differences and similarities in others works Integrate key points of research and make relationship with your topic Review literature available from past and present Introduce the topic and Describe the Scope
- 8. 8 Provide detailed methodology employed for experiment Highlight precaution Define Controls used Include sufficient details METHODOLOGY AND RESEARCH MATERIALS
- 9. 9 Results • Communicate findings of research in a clear way • Use tables, charts and graphs • Use figures for trends • Arrange data in a logical way
- 10. 10 Discussion and Conclusion • Describe the significance of research findings • Describe how they support hypothesis • Show how results progress field of study • Summarize key points in conclusion • Contribution of new knowledge to the filed • Practical implications of findings