Stop complicating your thesis/ dissertation. Here is the blueprint I used to write an A+ dissertation! 👩🎓🏅
1️⃣ Title: Make it clear, succinct, and intriguing! Your title sets the stage for your entire dissertation.
2️⃣ Abstract: The sneak peek! It's a summary of your project, covering aims, objectives, methods, results, and conclusions.
Write it last, but remember, it's what your reader sees first after the title!
3️⃣ Introduction: Set the scene! Start general and move towards the specific.
Draw in your readers with an attention-grabbing statement, introduce your topic, the problem, and your approach.
4️⃣ Literature Review: Show what's already known about your area of study.
Crank up the critical analysis dial! Use this section to demonstrate the need for your study.
5️⃣ Method: Tell the reader what was done.
Describe your research methods, why you chose them, and what steps you took. Make it clear and detailed enough for someone else to replicate your study.
6️⃣ Results: This is where you share your findings!
Identify significant patterns in your data, and use tables and figures to support your description.
7️⃣ Discussion: Dig deep into your findings here.
Evaluate the significance of your results, talk about limitations, and make suggestions for future studies.
This is where you show how your research contributes to the existing body of knowledge.
8️⃣ Conclusion: Summarize your project, remind the reader of your study's background, your objectives, and how you met them.
No new info here, just a neat wrap-up of your research journey.
9️⃣ References: Don't forget to cite your sources! Consistency is key.
🔟 Appendices: Include any extra information that your reader may find interesting.
Please note that this is a typical dissertation structure.
The actual structure of your dissertation might vary depending on your project and methodology.
Remember, the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step - start today! 💪🎓
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