Submitting a dissertation has become regular practice for completion of any degree nowadays. It is the most important work for scoring a good grade for any degree. But how should it be done? How should you choose the topic and conduct the research. If you think you will go to a library or a website and start looking for books or articles and read all of them analyze them and put the information on paper and get your desired grades, wake up. You need a dissertation writing guide.
The section below is a dissertation guide which will help you improve your writing skills. Unlike most dissertation writing guides who just give you an overview, this guide will provide you in depth details of everything you need for your dissertation.
1. CHOOSING A TOPIC
The following part of this dissertation guide will help you to choose a topic keeping Interest, feasibility and benefits in mind. The rule of thumb is to follow two basic rules while making your choice.
SELECT
Never choose a topic for which a lot of matter doesn’t exist or cannot be collected. Don’t choose a topic you know you can’t justify. Instead, listen to your heart and choose a topic which you are interested in. If you choose a topic just because you want good grades without any interest; then you are deluding. The advisor or reader will always know about your lack of interest, the last thing you want.
CROSS CHECK THE TOPIC
Once selected cross check your topic. Search carefully about any work done on this topic and the dimensions of those works. It’s unusual that a topic has been worked on in all directions. Most often you will find an angle which was missed by previous researchers but if you can’t, don’t be disheartened and choose another topic.
2. RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
In this section of the dissertation guide you will learn how to conduct a research. Carefully note all the suggestions anyone gives you but don’t overweigh them, believe in your instincts and knowledge. Plagiarism is an important and an ongoing process so doesn’t leave it for the end. The resources you use should be credible but that doesn’t mean you overlook any references you can use.
PRIMARY RESEARCH
The method of generating information which was never published before is known as primary research. There are numerous ways to conduct a primary research. Interview people with established credibility and socialize directly with homogenous/heterogeneous groups of people or indirectly by using questionnaires/social surveys. This type of research will take you places if you can generate some original information.
SECONDARY RESEARCH
Using information which was gathered by others through their primary research is called secondary research. It is based on the information collected from sources that already exist. It could be government agencies, chambers of commerce, trade associations or individuals.
This kind of information can be found in printed sources i.e. magazines, books, etc or electronic sources i.e. compact disks, online services, etc. You can contradict or second the research of another scholar but make sure that the reason is not idealistic but logical. Praising another published work without your own primary research can be risky. It can bring you embarrassment instead of praise. Sometimes if you are unlucky, during secondary research you might find that a research has already been done on your topic. “Late but not too late”
ANALYZE THE INFORMATION
When you are done with research and gathered all the information and you don’t know how to prioritize, arrange or analyze It, you start looking for a dissertation guide. Use your project outline to create questions and then search for the answers to them. Answer all possible questions. You can write your data analyses in a way which is interesting to read and easy to understand. Follow a step by step format. Explain everything in detail. Use facts, statistics and values. That’s about everything a dissertation writing guide will tell you about research and analysis.
2½. REVIEW AND CONCLUSION
Everybody can see the bigger picture but is that enough? NO. Very few people notice micro details and that makes them distinguished. This automatically reduces the level of competition you face. The reason I am saying this in this dissertation guide is that most scholars towards the end ignore how important a carefully devised conclusion is for their dissertation.
Most people just look at the introduction and conclusion to get an overview of the content. If they don’t like it they simply switch. So conclusion is important. Also important is that you review your work again and again and don’t let a minor mistake disarray all your efforts. Review chapter by chapter and ensure a constant flow. Proofreading is another option.
Never include any findings or arguments in the conclusion that are not reflected in content. Always answer the questions you have posed in your thesis statement. Summarize the key findings of your research. Pointing out the difficulties which you have faced during the research will add to your credibility, as you will be accepting the limitations of your research.
The section below is a dissertation guide which will help you improve your writing skills. Unlike most dissertation writing guides who just give you an overview, this guide will provide you in depth details of everything you need for your dissertation.
1. CHOOSING A TOPIC
The following part of this dissertation guide will help you to choose a topic keeping Interest, feasibility and benefits in mind. The rule of thumb is to follow two basic rules while making your choice.
SELECT
Once selected cross check your topic. Search carefully about any work done on this topic and the dimensions of those works. It’s unusual that a topic has been worked on in all directions. Most often you will find an angle which was missed by previous researchers but if you can’t, don’t be disheartened and choose another topic.
2. RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
In this section of the dissertation guide you will learn how to conduct a research. Carefully note all the suggestions anyone gives you but don’t overweigh them, believe in your instincts and knowledge. Plagiarism is an important and an ongoing process so doesn’t leave it for the end. The resources you use should be credible but that doesn’t mean you overlook any references you can use.
PRIMARY RESEARCH
The method of generating information which was never published before is known as primary research. There are numerous ways to conduct a primary research. Interview people with established credibility and socialize directly with homogenous/heterogeneous groups of people or indirectly by using questionnaires/social surveys. This type of research will take you places if you can generate some original information.
SECONDARY RESEARCH
Using information which was gathered by others through their primary research is called secondary research. It is based on the information collected from sources that already exist. It could be government agencies, chambers of commerce, trade associations or individuals.
This kind of information can be found in printed sources i.e. magazines, books, etc or electronic sources i.e. compact disks, online services, etc. You can contradict or second the research of another scholar but make sure that the reason is not idealistic but logical. Praising another published work without your own primary research can be risky. It can bring you embarrassment instead of praise. Sometimes if you are unlucky, during secondary research you might find that a research has already been done on your topic. “Late but not too late”
ANALYZE THE INFORMATION
When you are done with research and gathered all the information and you don’t know how to prioritize, arrange or analyze It, you start looking for a dissertation guide. Use your project outline to create questions and then search for the answers to them. Answer all possible questions. You can write your data analyses in a way which is interesting to read and easy to understand. Follow a step by step format. Explain everything in detail. Use facts, statistics and values. That’s about everything a dissertation writing guide will tell you about research and analysis.
2½. REVIEW AND CONCLUSION
Everybody can see the bigger picture but is that enough? NO. Very few people notice micro details and that makes them distinguished. This automatically reduces the level of competition you face. The reason I am saying this in this dissertation guide is that most scholars towards the end ignore how important a carefully devised conclusion is for their dissertation.
Most people just look at the introduction and conclusion to get an overview of the content. If they don’t like it they simply switch. So conclusion is important. Also important is that you review your work again and again and don’t let a minor mistake disarray all your efforts. Review chapter by chapter and ensure a constant flow. Proofreading is another option.
Never include any findings or arguments in the conclusion that are not reflected in content. Always answer the questions you have posed in your thesis statement. Summarize the key findings of your research. Pointing out the difficulties which you have faced during the research will add to your credibility, as you will be accepting the limitations of your research.
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