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Author Greetham, Bryan, 1946-, author
Title How to write your undergraduate dissertation / Bryan Greetham.
Publisher London : Red Globe Press, 2019.
Copyright date ©2019
Edition Third edition.


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Edition Third edition.
Contents Acknowledgements.- Introduction.- Part I: Examiners And Supervisors.- 1. Examiners-- What Are They Looking For?.- 2. Working With Your Supervisor.- Part Ii: Generating And Developing Original Ideas.- 3. What Activities Suit You Best?.- 4. Types Of Research.- 5. What Interests You Most?.- 6. Generating Your Own Ideas 1: Using Trigger Questions.- 7. Generating Your Own Ideas 2: Perspectives And Levels.- 8. Developing Your Ideas 1: Causal Relations.- 9. Developing Your Ideas 2: Conceptual Relations.- 10. Original Questions And Hypotheses 1: Using Analogies.- 11. Original Questions And Hypotheses 2: Working With Your Structures.- Part Iii: Deciding On Your Project.- 12. Searching The Literature 1: Knowing What To Look For.- 13. Searching The Literature 2: How To Search.- 14. Choosing The Topic 1: Feasibility.- 15. Choosing The Topic 2: Ethical Issues.- Part Iv: Organising Your Work.- 16. Planning Your Research.- 17. Managing Your Time.- 18. Your Retrieval System.- 19. Reading.- 20. Note-Taking.- Part V: Doing Your Research.- 21. Qualitative And Quantitative Research.- 22 Secondary Sources.- 23. Primary Sources 1: Quantitative Research.- 24. Primary Sources 2: Designing And Distributing Your Questionnaire.- 25. Primary Sources 3: Qualitative Research -- Interviews And Focus Groups.- 26. Primary Sources 4: Qualitative Research-- Case Studies And Observations.- Part Vi: Planning Your Dissertation.- 27. The Main Components And Introduction.- 28. The Literature Review.- 29. Research Methods, Findings, Conclusions And Appendices.- Part Vii: Organising Your Thinking.- 30. Developing Consistent Arguments 1: The Components.- 31. Developing Consistent Arguments 2: The Connections.- 32. Using Evidence 1: Describing It.- 33. Using Evidence 2: Drawing Inferences.- 34. Using Evidence 3: Creating Causal Connections.- 35. Using Language 1: Clarity Jargon.- 36. Using Language 2: Clarity Manipulative Words.- 37. Using Language 3: Consistency.- Part Viii: Writing Your Dissertation.- 38. The First Draft.- 39. Style 1: Finding Your Own Voice.- 40. Style 2: Simplicity And Economy.- Part Ix: Plagiarism, Referencing And Bibliographies.- 41. Plagiarism.- 42. Referencing And Bibliographies.- Part X: Editing.- 43. Revision 1: The Structure.- 44. Revision 2: The Content.- Part Xi: Presenting Your Work.- 45. Oral Presentations.- 46. Poster Presentations.- Conclusion.- Bibliography.- Index.
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Author Greetham, Bryan, 1946-, author
Series Macmillan study skills
Macmillan study skills
Subject Dissertations, Academic -- Authorship.
Academic writing.
Descript 1 online resource (xvii, 365 pages) : illustrations.
Content text
Media computer
Carrier online resource
Edition Third edition.
Contents Acknowledgements.- Introduction.- Part I: Examiners And Supervisors.- 1. Examiners-- What Are They Looking For?.- 2. Working With Your Supervisor.- Part Ii: Generating And Developing Original Ideas.- 3. What Activities Suit You Best?.- 4. Types Of Research.- 5. What Interests You Most?.- 6. Generating Your Own Ideas 1: Using Trigger Questions.- 7. Generating Your Own Ideas 2: Perspectives And Levels.- 8. Developing Your Ideas 1: Causal Relations.- 9. Developing Your Ideas 2: Conceptual Relations.- 10. Original Questions And Hypotheses 1: Using Analogies.- 11. Original Questions And Hypotheses 2: Working With Your Structures.- Part Iii: Deciding On Your Project.- 12. Searching The Literature 1: Knowing What To Look For.- 13. Searching The Literature 2: How To Search.- 14. Choosing The Topic 1: Feasibility.- 15. Choosing The Topic 2: Ethical Issues.- Part Iv: Organising Your Work.- 16. Planning Your Research.- 17. Managing Your Time.- 18. Your Retrieval System.- 19. Reading.- 20. Note-Taking.- Part V: Doing Your Research.- 21. Qualitative And Quantitative Research.- 22 Secondary Sources.- 23. Primary Sources 1: Quantitative Research.- 24. Primary Sources 2: Designing And Distributing Your Questionnaire.- 25. Primary Sources 3: Qualitative Research -- Interviews And Focus Groups.- 26. Primary Sources 4: Qualitative Research-- Case Studies And Observations.- Part Vi: Planning Your Dissertation.- 27. The Main Components And Introduction.- 28. The Literature Review.- 29. Research Methods, Findings, Conclusions And Appendices.- Part Vii: Organising Your Thinking.- 30. Developing Consistent Arguments 1: The Components.- 31. Developing Consistent Arguments 2: The Connections.- 32. Using Evidence 1: Describing It.- 33. Using Evidence 2: Drawing Inferences.- 34. Using Evidence 3: Creating Causal Connections.- 35. Using Language 1: Clarity Jargon.- 36. Using Language 2: Clarity Manipulative Words.- 37. Using Language 3: Consistency.- Part Viii: Writing Your Dissertation.- 38. The First Draft.- 39. Style 1: Finding Your Own Voice.- 40. Style 2: Simplicity And Economy.- Part Ix: Plagiarism, Referencing And Bibliographies.- 41. Plagiarism.- 42. Referencing And Bibliographies.- Part X: Editing.- 43. Revision 1: The Structure.- 44. Revision 2: The Content.- Part Xi: Presenting Your Work.- 45. Oral Presentations.- 46. Poster Presentations.- Conclusion.- Bibliography.- Index.
Note 1 concurrent user. UkHlHU
ISBN 1352005239 (electronic book)
9781352005233 (electronic book)
Author Greetham, Bryan, 1946-, author
Series Macmillan study skills
Macmillan study skills
Subject Dissertations, Academic -- Authorship.
Academic writing.

Subject Dissertations, Academic -- Authorship.
Academic writing.
Descript 1 online resource (xvii, 365 pages) : illustrations.
Content text
Media computer
Carrier online resource
Contents Acknowledgements.- Introduction.- Part I: Examiners And Supervisors.- 1. Examiners-- What Are They Looking For?.- 2. Working With Your Supervisor.- Part Ii: Generating And Developing Original Ideas.- 3. What Activities Suit You Best?.- 4. Types Of Research.- 5. What Interests You Most?.- 6. Generating Your Own Ideas 1: Using Trigger Questions.- 7. Generating Your Own Ideas 2: Perspectives And Levels.- 8. Developing Your Ideas 1: Causal Relations.- 9. Developing Your Ideas 2: Conceptual Relations.- 10. Original Questions And Hypotheses 1: Using Analogies.- 11. Original Questions And Hypotheses 2: Working With Your Structures.- Part Iii: Deciding On Your Project.- 12. Searching The Literature 1: Knowing What To Look For.- 13. Searching The Literature 2: How To Search.- 14. Choosing The Topic 1: Feasibility.- 15. Choosing The Topic 2: Ethical Issues.- Part Iv: Organising Your Work.- 16. Planning Your Research.- 17. Managing Your Time.- 18. Your Retrieval System.- 19. Reading.- 20. Note-Taking.- Part V: Doing Your Research.- 21. Qualitative And Quantitative Research.- 22 Secondary Sources.- 23. Primary Sources 1: Quantitative Research.- 24. Primary Sources 2: Designing And Distributing Your Questionnaire.- 25. Primary Sources 3: Qualitative Research -- Interviews And Focus Groups.- 26. Primary Sources 4: Qualitative Research-- Case Studies And Observations.- Part Vi: Planning Your Dissertation.- 27. The Main Components And Introduction.- 28. The Literature Review.- 29. Research Methods, Findings, Conclusions And Appendices.- Part Vii: Organising Your Thinking.- 30. Developing Consistent Arguments 1: The Components.- 31. Developing Consistent Arguments 2: The Connections.- 32. Using Evidence 1: Describing It.- 33. Using Evidence 2: Drawing Inferences.- 34. Using Evidence 3: Creating Causal Connections.- 35. Using Language 1: Clarity Jargon.- 36. Using Language 2: Clarity Manipulative Words.- 37. Using Language 3: Consistency.- Part Viii: Writing Your Dissertation.- 38. The First Draft.- 39. Style 1: Finding Your Own Voice.- 40. Style 2: Simplicity And Economy.- Part Ix: Plagiarism, Referencing And Bibliographies.- 41. Plagiarism.- 42. Referencing And Bibliographies.- Part X: Editing.- 43. Revision 1: The Structure.- 44. Revision 2: The Content.- Part Xi: Presenting Your Work.- 45. Oral Presentations.- 46. Poster Presentations.- Conclusion.- Bibliography.- Index.
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