as a phd researcher, my finest few tips for doctoral student - phdassistance.com
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Start writing a Ph.D. Thesis with a precise state of mind and in the right place. The thesis writing process will consume more time than expected. So, a time period of at least 3-6 months should be allotted for writing. So, be prepared for the reality that it may take a longer time to reach the destination. Once you are ready with this mindset, the whole journey of writing will go happier. The second most important fact is to find a calm place to write. It may be either an office, college library, or an open place. You can opt for more than one place to write as writing in one place may make you feel bored or irritated. Each and every person has the best time in a day to write. So, trying to write in these hours will make your work more productive. To Learn More:https://bit.ly/3evT0G2 Contact Us: UK NO: +44-1143520021 India No: +91-8754446690 Email: [email protected]TRANSCRIPT
FINEST FEW TIPS FORDOCTORAL STUDENTWHILE WRITINGDISSERTATION
An Academic presentation byDr. Nancy Agens, Head, Technical Operations, PhdassistanceGroup www.phdassistance.comEmail: [email protected]
Introduction
Tips for Writing
Stages in Writing
Sections in the Thesis
Conclusion
Outline
TODAY'S DISCUSSION
The Ph.D. Thesis writing process will consume more time than expected.
So, a time period of at least 3-6 months should be allotted for writing.
The second most important fact is to find a calm place to write.
You can opt for more than one place to write as writing in one place may makeyou feel bored or irritated.
Each and every person has the best time in a day to write.
So, trying to write in these hours will make your work more productive.
Introduction
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Figure 1: ResearchWriting Process
When writing a Thesis, rough drafts should be created, and that can be refined whileproceeding in the writing process.
Follow the Writing Guidelines and tips.
Writing a thesis for Ph.D. is a daunting task and it takes shape slowly as you proceed.
1. The structure of the thesis should be well-planned by the supervisor.
2. The writing should not be so vague.
3. Do not arrange the writing in sequential order.
Tips for Writing
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All references must be cross-checked with the Bibliography before submitting the thesis.
Be sure to check whether the quotes in italic are original be cautious while collectingquotes.
While making quotes from other resources, be sure to paraphrase the content so as toavoid plagiarism.
4. Prepare your draft work first, leave it, and then come back to the draft and refine it to make a perfect work.
5. Use a reference style that is commonly followed by many universities.
6. Care must be taken when other sources are used for quoting.
7. Plagiarism is most important in writing.
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Figure 2: Tipsfor writing
1. Gathering ideas about the topic.
2. Editing the content and analyzing data.
3. Polishing the data.
Thesis writing is the job that should be solely carried out by the writer and it should notbe interfered with by the supervisor.
The viva part is very important too and the opinions of the examiners may also change ifyour viva becomes a successful one.
Stages in Writing
In the introduction part, the main message of the thesis must be explained.
1. Abstract
2. Introduction
3. Method
4. Results
5. Discussion and references.
Sections in the Thesis
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Take your readers deep into the concept, starting from the general concept, thengradually to the Research area by explaining relevant articles.
The result section should be straight forward and the data should be crisp withsuccinct sentences.
Discussion is a key part of thesis writing.
The result must be compared with the previous work and explain the influence ofyour research in your field.
When it comes to thesis writing, it is all too easy to resolve.
After many years of hard work, countless late nights, and research, emotions maygo up and you may feel exhausted in this process.
Writers will get frustrated easily when their work was sent back for errors.
So, work with confidence and get succeed in your research.
Conclusion
