10 Refine assignment plan and Focus on adopting an appropriate develop draft, referring to academic tone and style, together with evaluation checklist in Section 4 accurate, reader-friendly presentation of evidence 11 Continue drafting and refining 12 Complete draft Refine style Completed draft 13 Apply self-evaluation checklist Last refinements of written style and again presentation; final check of data and its presentation 14 Produce final assignment Submit dissertation Take your plan to a meeting with your supervisor. It will help to structure your discussion and should impress him or her. 3.2 Creating an appropriate structure for the dissertation It is important to be clear about the structure of your dissertation, to ensure that your ideas are clearly and logically presented to your reader, so that your argument, with it is supporting evidence, can be followed. You will need a clear introduction, followed by the main body of your argument, and then a conclusion, but make sure that you talk to your supervisor about how your assignment should be structured. There may also be written guidance on this aspect in your School. Try noting down your provisional chapter headings here, together with a few initial thoughts on the contents of each chapter. Again, once you have done this take it to the next meeting with your supervisor to check that you are on the right lines. Maintaining academic principles: ethics, referencing and intellectual honesty
10 Refine assignment plan and develop draft, referring to checklist in Section 4 Focus on adopting an appropriate academic tone and style, together with accurate, reader-friendly presentation of evidence 11 Continue drafting and refining 12 Complete draft Refine style Completed draft 13 Apply self-evaluation checklist again Last refinements of written style and presentation; final check of data and its presentation 14 Produce final assignment Submit dissertation Take your plan to a meeting with your supervisor. It will help to structure your discussion and should impress him or her. 3.2 Creating an appropriate structure for the dissertation It is important to be clear about the structure of your dissertation, to ensure that your ideas are clearly and logically presented to your reader, so that your argument, with it is supporting evidence, can be followed. You will need a clear introduction, followed by the main body of your argument, and then a conclusion, but make sure that you talk to your supervisor about how your assignment should be structured. There may also be written guidance on this aspect in your School. Try noting down your provisional chapter headings here, together with a few initial thoughts on the contents of each chapter. Again, once you have done this take it to the next meeting with your supervisor to check that you are on the right lines. Maintaining academic principles: ethics, referencing and intellectual honesty evaluation
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