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02-01-2012, 07:22 PM
Title, presenting the topic of your research
Abstract, summarizing your work, stating the problem, major assumptions, basic ideas, solutions and results
Acknowledgements, expressing gratitude to those people who assisted you in thesis development
Introduction, outlining the problem under research, the difficulty, and ideas of how you will go about it
Exposition of problem, representing thorough and complete discussion of the problem
Literature review (http://www.ma-dissertations.com/literature_review.php), demonstrating that you are aware of the great contributions to the field of your research made by a number of scientists
Design of your solution, explaining and justifying your approach as well as your contribution to the problem
Implementation, giving a clear difference between the general approach and its implementation in your particular circumstances
Experiments, specifying your practical investigations derived from the theory
Discussion, analyzing your results and showing how they support your thesis
Conclusions, discussing what you can learn from the results and giving suggestions for further work
References, listing numerous information sources you referred to while developing your thesis: books:, articles, journals, websites, etc
Appendices, containing original material, pictures or diagrams which are not important enough to keep in the main text
Abstract, summarizing your work, stating the problem, major assumptions, basic ideas, solutions and results
Acknowledgements, expressing gratitude to those people who assisted you in thesis development
Introduction, outlining the problem under research, the difficulty, and ideas of how you will go about it
Exposition of problem, representing thorough and complete discussion of the problem
Literature review (http://www.ma-dissertations.com/literature_review.php), demonstrating that you are aware of the great contributions to the field of your research made by a number of scientists
Design of your solution, explaining and justifying your approach as well as your contribution to the problem
Implementation, giving a clear difference between the general approach and its implementation in your particular circumstances
Experiments, specifying your practical investigations derived from the theory
Discussion, analyzing your results and showing how they support your thesis
Conclusions, discussing what you can learn from the results and giving suggestions for further work
References, listing numerous information sources you referred to while developing your thesis: books:, articles, journals, websites, etc
Appendices, containing original material, pictures or diagrams which are not important enough to keep in the main text