Guide for 4991 students
Design in IE & Undergraduate Thesis Template
1.Introduction
This section introduces your research topic, provides background information, outlines the research question or hypothesis, and explains the significance of your study.
Outline past studies and point out gaps in the literature.
Point out how you would address these shortcomings using a new theory or perspective.
Name the researchers who have pointed out this shortcoming.
State the real-life significance of your work.
2. Literature Review:
A review of relevant literature and previous research in your field. Discuss the key concepts, theories, and studies that relate to your research. You can use these resources:
3. Methodology:
Describe the research methods you used, including data collection techniques, research design, sampling methods, and any tools or instruments you employed.
4. Application :
Present your research findings using tables, figures, and charts. Analyze the data and discuss the results in the context of your research question.
4.1. Problem Definition
4.2. Data Presentation and Analysis
4.3. Results and Discussion
5. Conclusion and Future Research
Summarize the key findings of your research and their significance. Restate your thesis statement and the main points of your argument. Provide any recommendations for future research or practical applications based on your findings.
This section contains a summary of your entire study and the inferences you have obtained as a result of your research. No sudden endings!
6. References
List all the sources you cited in your thesis in alphabetical order in APA format.
Author’s Last name, F. M. (Year published). Title of journal article. Title of Journal, Volume(Issue), page range.
Important Notes:
# Template
# Please use present simple tense.
# Font: Times New Roman, 12pt., Line spacing: 1, Before Paragraph 12pt., After paragraph 12pt., Justified.
# Page Margins: A4 - a left margin of 1.5" and a top, bottom, and right margin of 1"
# Citing:
Single author : In the sentence ---> Surname (Year) proposes .......
At the end of the sentence -----> just after the sentence (Surname, Year).
Two authors : In the sentence ---> Surname1 and Surname2 (Year) propose .....
At the end of the sentence -----> just after the sentence (Surname1 and Surname2, Year).
More than two authors : In the sentence ---> Surname1 et al. (Year) propose .....
At the end of the sentence -----> just after the sentence (Surname1 et al., Year). erisind
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