Details of Course

Type of Training Target Audience Product Compliance Course 1. 2. New joinees in the Content Department Refresher course for people in need of remedial compliance classes

Aims and Objectives

This course is intended to explain the target audience about: Compliance 1. 2. 3. The significance of compliance in quality evaluation. How should the product be treated for maximum compliance with the customers requirements What steps are involved in product compliance( from comprehension to execution)

Venue Delivery Method

Training Room Training Sessions

Details of Coaching session The session aims to familiarize the trainees with the concept of Compliance, and its importance in product development. The session aims to equip the joinees with the necessary skills to execute quality product with maximum compliance. Also the disadvantages of a product that deviates from instruction will be emphasized.

Refresher

Need- based

Chapter 1

WHAT IS COMPLIANCE?

Definition of Compliance The product fulfills all the requirements specified by the customer It does not deviate from the original instructions

Innovation is subject-specific and the arguments flow smoothly

BASICS CONCEPTS
I. Concept of Formal And Academic writing

II. Use of Authentic Sources III. Plagiarism

Concept of Formal And Academic writing

The forms of expository and argumentative prose used by university students and researchers to convey a body of information about a particular subject.
Generally, academic writing is expected to be precise, semi-formal, impersonal, and objective.

Use of Authentic Sources

Provide proof or credibility to ones writing Present varying opinions on the subject
Add depth or breadth to ones writing

Quoting Quotations must match the source document word for word and must be attributed to the original author.

Paraphrasing Paraphrasing is putting another persons ideas into ones own words using ones own sentence structure and style of writing. A paraphrase simplifies a selection; it does not necessarily shorten it. Paraphrased material must also be attributed to the original source.

Summarizing To summarize, one must put the main thoughts or ideas into ones own words, but it is only necessary to include the main points. Summarizing cuts a selection down to about one-third of its original length. Its purpose is to shorten a passage without sacrificing its basic meaning. Once again, it is necessary to attribute the ideas to the original source.

EXAMPLES
As Hannah Arendt points out in On Revolution, "we must turn to Roman antiquity to find the first justification of war, together with the first notion that there are just and unjust wars" (Hannah, 1987, 12). Gertrude implores her son Hamlet, "cast your nighted colour off" (1.2.68). As Ferguson (2002) believes that globalisation has farreaching effects Effective work management is mandatory for university students( Willson, 2001,pp.121)

PLAGIARISM
Plagiarism is the act of using another persons ideas as if they are ones own. Its a very serious breach of academic etiquette. Ones assignment will be given a fail mark, and in extreme cases, one may fail ones course. Plagiarism from published sources Copy Pasting from another student One must not copy without giving the source

Chapter 2

CHAPTER 2:COMPLIANCE CATEGORIES

Product-wise ( fulfills the major components of the product)

Content-wise (the content is relevant and objective)

Formatting wise ( required citation styles and standard formatting is complied with)

Chapter 3
Writing Rewriting Editing

PRODUCT WISE COMPLIANCE

Requirements according to the Service:

Formatting
Proof Reading

Products

BASIC COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCTS Essay Research paper Research proposal Assignments Personal statements Thesis and Dissertations

Basic Components Of An Essay

Introduction Thesis statement Supporting Paragraphs (Discussion) Topic sentence Supportive Arguments Counter arguments Summary Paragraph Restatement of thesis Conclusion References
sample

Basic Components Of a Research Paper

Abstract
Introduction to the Subject Outline of the Paper

Table of Contents Introduction

Overview of the Topic Assumptions made by the author In a research paper, it is always better to write in third person.

Body
Previous research done in the particular field Research done by the Author Evidences and arguments Special Concern Citations and references

Basic Components Of a Research Paper (contd)

Conclusion
End Result of the Research Benefits of the particular research Recommendations

References

Appendices (if required)

sample

Basic Components Of a Research Proposal

Introduction
Problem Statement Thesis Statement Proposed Aims And Objectives The Purpose of the Study Hypothesis Research Questions Significance of the Study Time Scale (If required)

Background of the Study

Literature Review

Basic Components Of a Research Proposal (contd)

Proposed Research Method/ Methodology
Qualitative/ Quantitative Methods of Research To be written in future tense

Anticipated Outcomes/ Expected Results

To be written in future tense

Limitations of the Research (If required) References Appendices (if required)

Basic components of T &D

The Prelims include: Title page Abstract Acknowledgements Table of Contents List of Tables List of Figures Glossary (if needed) List of Abbreviations (if needed) Continued..

cont

The main body of the thesis is made up of the five chapters as follows:
Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Literature Review Chapter 3: Methodology Chapter 4: Results and Discussion Chapter 5: Conclusions (and Recommendations if required)

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The end matter of the thesis includes: List of Works Cited Appendices (if required) sample

Chapter 4
Education Level

CONTENT COMPLIANCE

Region wise Distinction (UK/USA/AUS)

Spellings Vocabulary Examples (Company, Economy etc.) Statistics References

Region wise Distinction (Examples)

Spellings UK/Australia Globalisation Favour U.S.A Globalization Favor Practice

Practise

Writing Basics
(a)Pre- writing stage Brainstorming
Establish understanding of wide subject area and topic Break the topic description into meaningful chunks

iAuxiliary material

Extensively study all the attachments and supplementary material

Outline formation
Right Keywords (alternatives, variations, acronyms, synonyms) In case of one-liners attempt for a logical flow (search the topic and the desired sub-sections that could be incorporated without deviating from the subject area/ add comparisons etc.) Make a list of the desired headings, sections and subsections (preferably mark them in the document map)

Keep the word break-up for each section in mind (as specified by the customer or as per your own discretion)

(b)While writing stage

Preparing the first draft Search relevant material. (There is a difference between writing about the topic and writing around the topic)

Keep the genre in mind

Keep the UK and US distinction in mind Start re-writing the gathered data (Make sure that the language is formal and genre-specific)

(c)Post-writing stage
Preparing the final draft Plagiarism checking Citation and Referencing Add appendices if required Spelling and Grammar check (manual) Grammarly Formatting Double check the requirements (topic description + formatting)

Chapter 4

FORMAT COMPLIANCE

Standard formatting styles Non Specific Citation Style

Font size
In text citations and foot notes Reference list Spacing

Common Concerns
Difference in marked requirements and Written description EFL/ESL Do not use the word References in text Deadline Management

Concerns and Feedback