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How should the dissertation be formatted?

• Abstract or Introduction: gives a general overview of the topic, thesis statement, main points of the dissertation, and how the writer will prove their position on the topic.
• Title Page: Gives the title of the dissertation, student’s name, class name, and date the dissertation was completed.
• Table of Contents: organizes the paper and lets the reader know the page number for each section of the dissertation.
• Body: main points of the topic are discussed in the body of the dissertation.
• Tests, Experiments, and Other Experimental Methods: discusses the results of the experimental methods used to prove or disprove the writer’s position on the topic.
• Methodology: gives a brief description of the experimental methods used in the dissertation.
• Terminology: gives a definition of any terms that the reader may not understand.
• Charts and Figures: are pictures of the results from the experimental methods.
• Conclusion: gives a summary of the main points of the topic, experimental results, restates the thesis statement, and wraps up the dissertation.
• Bibliography: lists the primary sources used and cited in the dissertation.
• List of References: list the secondary sources used and cited in the dissertation.
• Appendix: Provides sources that were used in the dissertation and are unpublished.
• The dissertation should be between 20 pages to 50 pages long.

How to begin writing the dissertation properly?

• The student should take at least six months to write the dissertation.
• The student should plan very carefully how to write the dissertation.
• It is good to create a timeline on when certain sections of the dissertation will be written and completed.
• It is good to do an outline on how the dissertation will be written.
• It is advisable to meet with the dissertation committee and one’s supervising professor to get general instructions on how the dissertation should be written and formatted.
• Also, good to meet with one’s supervising professor to schedule meeting dates to discuss the writing process.
• The student should always do at least three rough drafts of the dissertation before begin work on the finalized draft of the dissertation.

Here are other pointers to consider when writing a dissertation:

• It is always good to set out enough time to write the dissertation (at least six months).
• The student should stay in constant contact with their supervising professor to ensure that they get the assistance needed to write the dissertation.
• The student should plan to spend at least 3 hours per day working on the writing of the dissertation.

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