iSAD | Thesis Components

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This includes the title of your thesis, your name, the institution, department, date of delivery, and sometimes your advisor's name.

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Title Page

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It is a brief summary of your thesis, usually no more than 300 words. It should include the main question or problem, the methods, the results, and the conclusion.

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Abstract

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It is a lists all the sections and subsections with page numbers.

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Table of Contents

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This section introduces your topic, presents your thesis statement, and explains why the topic is important. It often ends with an outline of the structure of your thesis.

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Introduction

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It is a summary and evaluation of existing research related to your topic. This section shows how your research is situated within the broader field of study.

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Review of Related Literature

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This details the methods you used to gather data and conduct your research. This might include your research design, participants, procedures, and tools.

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Methodology

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It presents the findings of your research. This section might include charts, graphs, and tables to illustrate your data.

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Results

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It interprets the results, explaining what they mean in relation to your thesis statement and the broader context. You might also discuss limitations of your study and suggest areas for future research.

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Discussion

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It summarizes your research and reiterates the importance of your findings. It might also include recommendations based on your research.

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Conclusion

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It is a list of all the sources you cited in your thesis, formatted according to a specific citation style

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References