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Abstract:
An abstract provides the reader, important details about the dissertation or thesis such as what is the research all about, what are the aims & objectives of the research, what methodology is adopted and the conclusion in short. Generally the complete abstract should not be more than 250-350 words. It also briefs the readers about the scenario under which the particular research was undertaken thereby justifying the need for the research to some extent. It also acts as a setting for the upcoming chapters and helps in understanding the research paper better and not written in an ad hoc manner.
Acknowledgements:
The acknowledgement section of the dissertation allows the researcher to present a note of thanks to the people who have played a role in the completion of the work. These people may include the guide or supervisor, teachers, professors, friends, relatives etc. It needs to be short and concise.
Table of Contents:
This section is made up of what all is there in the dissertation or thesis. The title of all sections along with page numbers is part of this section along with the Appendix. Generally the list of figures and tables is made separately.
Chapter # 1: Introduction:
As the name suggests, this part of the dissertation or thesis introduces the reader to the work. It gives a basic outline of what the researcher is bringing forth in the complete thesis or dissertation, why has the researcher selected this particular topic for his or her work and the structure of the dissertation. The aims and objectives of the research are part of this section. It also presents the macro environment of the research and the setting as well as the particular context for the research.
Bibliography:
This section provides a list of sources including the books, journals, articles etc. which have been referred to by the researcher in the complete work. It is arranged alphabetically. The standard generally followed at NBS is Modern Language Association (MLA) format. Microsoft Word provides a complete package on referencing. It is highly encouraged that students should use automatic referencing, rather than manually putting in the values.
Appendices:
This is the last segment of the dissertation and consists of sample questionnaires, graphs, tables, and pictures etc. which are used while conducting the research.