Introduction c premier chaptre zot pou ena dan un dissertation mai zot pa pou ressi ecrir un bon

intro aster! Kan zot fini engage zot research ek p coumse converge to a result, lerla zot pou ena
un meileur idee couma pou structuir zot intro.
Neanmoin, pa v dir pa bzn strt writing!
At this stage
Zot bzn at least cpv decire zot background study kin permet zot decide pou fer sa title specific la
ek ki ki ban element zot in consider avan engage dan zot research.
Unpeu mem mem info dan zot synopsis ki pou bzn dan zot intro
Later on
Aufi a mezir zot p fer dissertation zot improve zot chaptet intro
Chapter 1
Zot ban don tu detail pou un amateur cpv pran zot dissertation net
- the purpose of your research
- your goal/aims
- objectives
- background study
- hypothesis your pushing to test
- your approach to test your hypothesis (methods)
- your expectation or possible outcome
- your research plan (time plan)
- precaution or other notes
NOTE : consult zot supervisor pou tailor zot intro pou match your project nature.

The structure of chapter 1 of your dissertation.

The main text of your dissertation should start with an introduction followed by chapters, sections
and sub-sections. Depending on your course programme, appropriate chapters may include
Literature Review, Materials and Methods (or Methodology), Results, Discussion, Data Analysis,
Conclusions and Recommendations. (refer to chapter structure).
The introduction to your dissertation may well be the last part that you will complete (I correctly
said - the last part to be done), however, it should not be the last part that you think about!!!
You should write a draft of your introduction very early to lay out a broad outline of your ideas,
why you want to study this area, and what you hope to explore and/or establish, and update your
introduction as and when your are progr

Well after you are done with your intro

Time to dive into the academic research world - otherwise know as literature - to find the existing
theories that can help you with your topic.
Most of you would be searching for existing work or similar works to your research, alternative
methods to yours, the contribution of your research.
For a start, develop keyword from your research topic and your title! Use a powerful search
engine (eg scholar.google.com or any database index search) to seek the location of reports or
paper matching your keywords. Then using the ISBN or the papers' reference to have full access
to the content from the host journal site (such as science direct, JSTOR among others)
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Plz refer to my previous post on #keywords and #search #engine

Once you have identified your keywords, and start seeking information, it is important that you
identify the categories of information sources from which you are digging the literature for your
research.

You ought to use your keywords to seek indexes and summaries of possible literature (related to
your topic) from tertiary sources (such as google scholar database). Using these indexes, seek
for the original publication or the processed reports (primary and secondary sources)
For an undergraduate literature review, you are expected to dig much more into the secondary
sources of information for you to situate yourself amidst the different existing methods and
knowledge.
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Lit review is about investigating the ideas and facts that already exists at large and try to identify
some specific facts that will match or be useful for you to complete your research.
Literature means the existing pool of knowledge around different topics - facts and figures. Lit
review therefore means to assess these facts n figures to relate them back to your topic.
There are multiple sources from which you can draw information, refer to my previous
port #information_sources, but the question is what type of information you are seeking?
1. Exploration
To seek to explore that current topic to situate your stand among other research
2. Fact and Figure
You search to obtain quantitative references to support your research cause
3. Approach & Method
You seek the methods to be used for your research, and assess them for the best alternative
4. Comparison
Draw out existing researches to compare and present what is missing such that you can add up
new ideas
5. Assessment n tool
Research onto how you will obtain primary data for process (surveys and interviews) and the
statistical methods of testing n intepreting these information.
For an undergrad dissertation, your literature review ought to be from tertiary and mainly
secondary sources. The data collection (chapter methods) from primary sources would be for
another chapter
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Literature c tou ban info ki available dan ban livre ek journal ou lezot source (chk post lor sources
of information)
Lit review c un chaptre kot zot pou bzn analyse ban info ki dja exister lor zot topic/research a fin
ki zot ena un idee eski cki zot p fer li dja ena kit reference work ousa li nuvo (exploration)

Zot osi cpv investigate ban quantitative (fact n figures) data pou zot project (surtu ban scientific
side, zot pou rod ban valeur ou ban rating)
Un lot direction pou fer lit review c compare ban idee ou research ki ban lezot researcheur in fer
pou ggn ban critere ou argument ki support zot propre dissertation (comparison)
Zot osi cpv rod ban method ki exister pou assess zot collect data (type of data) sak topic ena un
approach (interview, data mining, questionaire, discussion etc...)
Alors lit review zot bzn present tu ban information ki relevant a zot propre topic ou research.
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Pa bliyer zot bzn fini rod ban #keywords pou fer zot lit review
Once zot ena keyword, servi search engines ou indexes pou rod ban reference
work/books/journals pou zot ggn info
For undergrad 7 to 10 journal article would be sufficent unless no relevant content are available.
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