Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Page number: Page should be numbered consecutively and clearly. No page number
should be indicated on title page, supervisor’s certificates, declaration and
acknowledgement; however, pages are to count from title page. From title page to
abstract page Greek numbers should be used.
Font: Times new roman, size 12 for text, larger fonts may be used for headings &
subheadings.
Folded diagram/charts: These should be arranged so as to open to the top and right.
Text: Before producing the final copies of a report the candidate should ensure that all
the spelling, grammar, punctuation and bibliography is complete and exact.
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The followings are the common heads (general guideline) not necessarily you will have to fill
everything, at the same time you can include any other point/information if you think relevant.
General Guideline
Preliminary Section
Title Page
Letter of Transmittal
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
List of Tables and Figures
Executive Summary
1. State the report's title, and indicate that the report is attached.
2. Establish the purpose of the report.
3. Explain why, when, and by whom the report was authorized.
4. Summarize briefly the main subject of the report.
5. Point out especially relevant facts or details.
6. Explain any unusual features or organization.
7. State particularly important or key conclusions or recommendations.
8. Acknowledge those who offered valuable assistance in gathering information, and or preparing
the report.
9. Possibly, mention any relevant planned future reports.
10. Thank readers for the opportunity to prepare the report, or offer to do more study on the subject.
11. Recommend further action if needed.
12. Offer to answer any questions the reader may have or provide further information if needed.
13. Write sincerely/respectfully submitted/kind regards.
Purpose: This part of your executive summary explains the purpose briefly. The executive
summary is all about brevity, the briefer and to the points you would be, the closer you would be
to your targeted audience. You should make clear sense of your report here.
Methodology: The methodology indicates the procedures and practices which are being used in
the project. You must utter all the ways being used by the project. The project can go through
many procedures so you must say out all that.
Findings: The finding part of your executive summary inculcates the facts which you find while
working on the project.
Conclusion & Recommendations: Conclude your report with all the results came out through
the report; suggest the recommendations and suggestions which have come in report.
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Methodology
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Conclusions
What is the strongest and most important statement that you can make from your
observations?
If you met the reader at a meeting six months from now, what do you want them
to remember about your paper?
Refer back to problem posed, and describe the conclusions that you reached from
carrying out this investigation, summarize new observations, new interpretations,
and new insights that have resulted from the present work.
Include the broader implications of your results.
Do not repeat word for word the abstract, introduction or discussion.
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List of References
These should appear after the body of the text. When specific facts, ideas or statements are cited,
references should be given. All references must follow the specified format (see below) and a
complete list of references given at the end of the report. For references with three or more
authors, the reference in the text should give the first author surname only, follow by et. al. in
italic (all names must be given in the full reference at the end of the report) Example: Hornison,
et. Al., 1991). In the text, the numerical order references and standard pattern are used.
For example:
Herbert, W. G. (1964), The Australian Beef Industry: An overview. Australian
Livestock Council, Canberra.
Russell, B. (1967), The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, vol. 1. 1872-1914.
George Allen & Unwin, London.
For Journals, the references to articles in journals and periodicals, the following information is
required, in the following order:
1. Author’s surname and initials
2. Year of publication
3. Title of article
4. Abbreviated title of journal or periodical, in italics
5. Title of series, if applicable
6. Volume number, if applicable, in bold
7. Issue number or other identifier, if applicable
8. Page number or numbers
For example:
Dewhirst, C. (1986), Hot air over the Himmalayas, World Geographic, 1, 4, pp.
44-55.
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For Newspaper
For Interview
1. Speaker's Name,
2. Speaker's Affiliation (City of Interview: Date of Interview),
3. Type of interview.
For example: Lee, R., Engineer at Apple Corporation (San Jose: 5 June 1987), phone interview.
For Website
For example: Bassett, Vicki, "Causes and Effects of the Rapid Sinking of the Titanic," (2002,
June 23) Retrieved from http://writing.eng.vt.edu/uer/bassett.html (Visiting Date)
The appendix should contain copies of documents that have been used in the research. Examples
are: research instruments (questionnaires, interview checklists, names of respondents); research
data (raw data, computed results). Each appendix should be numbered. Page numbering should
be continued from the page numbering in the body of the report. If you have Appendix more than
one, please use A, B, C…. to list them.
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[Submitted To]
Nafiza Islam
Course Instructor
[Submitted By]
Your name
ID
Batch & Section
Date of Submission:
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Paper Paper
Preparation Submission
Phase Phase
•Prepare Draft Paper •Prepare Final Paper
•Conduct Seminar •Submit Paper
•Review Paper •Confront Defense
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Preliminary Phase
Review of Literature,
Construct Research
Analysis Phase
Development of
questionnaire, Pre-test of
questionnaire, Collection of
Interpretation of Findings
Paper
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1. HRM Practice
The Paths of Managing Human Resources in Your Specific Company: The Change and Continuity
Human Resource Management Practices and Organizational Innovation: Assessing the Mediating
Role of Knowledge Management Effectiveness in Your Specific Company.
Current HR Strategy in Your Specific Company: Its Role to Enhance Competitive Advantage in
Business. Discuss strengths and weaknesses of the strategy. Examples are: HR employment
planning, performance management system, organization design/development, compensation
planning, quality of work life (QWL), promotion of diversity, and team building.
An Evaluation on the Capacity of Human Resources Department to Drive Organizational
Change: A Study on Your Specific Company
Issues and Concerns in Human Resources Management: A Study on Your Specific
Company
Current HR Policy & Issue in a Specific Company. Examples of policies are: recruiting, hiring,
orientation, training, succession planning, career planning, team development, performance
review, equal employment opportunity, pay incentives, a specific type of employee benefit or
perk, corrective/disciplinary action, OSHA compliance, and safety recognition.
An overview of Your Selected Company Focusing on the Role of Human Resources
Management to Smooth Processes of Organizational Change
Monitoring and Responding to Recent Trends and Developments in Approaches to
Human Resource Management: A Study on Your Specific Company
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…………Wish U Luck……….
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