Download Now A saying goes, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”, but a synopsis on the back cover would suffice. Like that synopsis is your research proposal that just apparently portray a picture of your hard work and research efforts. This brings to notice that the selection of words and briefing of ideas are the most essential decision criteria in proposal writing. Lay...
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Download Now Reference, in literal terms, means the act of mentioning to something. When you are in the stride of preparing your research paper or any scientific document, referencing to existing material becomes inevitable. But when it comes to citing the referred material, the complex list of guidelines creates an intimidating environment for the author. From among the different referencing styles, Harvard is the...
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Download Now Literature review is like searching and arranging the scattered pieces of a jigsaw puzzle to create a picture and then describing the picture in segments (including both the clear and the fuzzy parts). It is essential that you succinctly highlight the fuzzy or the missing piece to build that up as your study hypothesis and create an alternate piece through the rest...
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Download Now You are moving ahead on the path of your research, spending hours of sleepless nights to achieve success in that phase of your life. But how do you judge if your work is progressing in the right direction? This resource is purposed to provide you with a series of ideas and methods that assist in analysis, evaluation and research conduct in any...
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Download Now An interdisciplinary group project which the students work on, closely with a faculty member as their mentor to analyze and evaluate an existing real-world problem and to propose solutions for the same is called a Master’s Project. Reminding this elementary aspect about a master’s thesis, we bring to you a flow of essential sections of a project with a word count breakdown...
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