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An
introduction which includes a statement of the problem, an overview
of the study, the significance of the study [its purpose and application(s)],
how and it's importance. It states the rationale and the scope of
the study and describes in detail what you wish to prove or demonstrate.
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CHAPTER
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A
review of related literature (i.e., past research and writings
and their impact on the study). Research is done on the writings
of other authors who have explored similar subjects. All perspectives
are presented; including both positive and negative aspects.
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CHAPTER
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The
method (minimum requirements) and the research design is explained
(if applicable) and any special tools, surveys, statistical procedures,
tests, comparisons, questionnaires or interviewing techniques used
are described. For historical or case study methodologies, a description
of current events (e.g., current work-related projects) which are
associated with the review of related literature / information as
discussed in Chapter 2 is provided.
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1.
Title Page
2. A Table of Contents
3. Chapter 1,2 and 3 completed
4. References or Bibliography
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Remember
- your first three chapters are not yet final; these chapters are
open to revision, while the final paper is being completed.
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Final
Paper:
Completion
of your final paper finalizes the process begun with the proposal
by writing Chapters 4 and 5.
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The
Data Analysis Section:
Analyzes your findings; the factors that could limit your data, where
possible omission/ errors could occur and the reliability of your
data.
Required Heading: Data Analysis
Present an overview of your analysis |
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Summary,
Discussion and Recommendations
States the results of your study
Presents any significant findings directly and precisely,
States conclusion drawn
Required heading: Summary, Conclusions & Recommendations |

1. Title
Page
2. Abstract
3. Table of Contents
4. Chapters 1-5
5. References or bibliography |