- •Пререквизиты и постреквизиты учебной дисциплины
- •Характеристика учебной дисциплины
- •Компетенции обучающегося, формируемые в результате освоения дисциплины
- •Учебно-методическая обеспеченность дисциплины
- •Контроль и оценка результатов обучения
- •7.2 Виды контроля (текущий, рубежный)
- •Политика учебной дисциплины
- •Interact with the text
- •2 Семестр План проведения практических занятий
- •Unit 2
- •1. Introduction
- •2. The Dissertation in Outline.
- •2.1. Aims of the Dissertation
- •3. The Dissertation.
- •3.1. The Research Proposal
- •3.2. Writing the Dissertation
- •3.2.1. Title Page:
- •3.2.2. Abstract
- •3.2.3. Contents Page:
- •3.2.4. Introduction.
- •3.2.5. Literature Review:
- •3.2.6. Research Methodology.
- •3.2.7. Findings / Results / Data Analysis.
- •3.2.9. Discussion.
- •3.2.10. Conclusions.
- •3.2.11. References:
- •3.2.12. Appendices:
- •Unit 4
- •Environmental problems and management.
- •Ideas expressed by environmentalists
- •Reporting verbs
- •2. Acknowledging sources
- •Unit 8 Theme: Paraphrasing and summarizing
- •Assert/deny
- •Unit 10
- •Unit 11
- •Introduction 1
- •Introduction 2
- •Introduction 3
- •Unit 12
- •Unit 13
- •Further research suggestions 2 limitations 3. Comments on ideas 4. Logical conclusion 5. Predictions 6. Brief summary 7. Reference to thesis statement
- •Unit 14
- •Introduction – Starting:
- •Unit 15
- •1. Work to time
- •2. Leave time for questions
- •3. Know what your point is
- •4. Rehearse
- •5. Avoid self talk
- •6. Understand your audience
- •7. Talk about what you know
- •8. Tell stories
- •9. Talk in inverted pyramid
- •10. Balance imagery and text
- •Appendices
- •Introduction
- •Insider trading as an incentive for workers
- •Методические рекомендации и задания по выполнению самостоятельной работы магистрантов
- •Задания по текущему, рубежному, итоговому контролям Задания по текущему контролю
- •Variant b
- •Вопросы итогового контроля
- •Перечень программного и мультимедийного сопровождения учебных занятий:
- •Комиссии факультета ___________ к.П.Н., доцент Кульманов к.С (подпись) (ф.И.О.)
- •Лист внесения изменений и дополнений
3.2. Writing the Dissertation
Deadlines: There is no single start date for you to begin your dissertation as you will be preparing the early ideas and initial reviews in the course of Semester 2. You will be given a specific date to submit which cannot be changed. The Programme Director will provide you with the deadline date allocated to your programme.
3.2.1. Title Page:
The opening page including all the relevant information about the thesis.
3.2.2. Abstract
The dissertation should contain an abstract of up to 350 words. A good abstract is difficult to write and can only be completed after the full dissertation has been written. It represents a brief summary of the results of the dissertation research. By summarising the results of the research, it allows other people to get an idea of what was accomplished without having to read through the whole dissertation. The abstract should provide sufficient information about the results of the research that reading the full dissertation is not necessary, although your markers will read the full dissertation.
• Hints as to what to include in your abstract:
Aim and objectives: What are the main themes, ideas or areas of theory being investigated?
Boundaries: What is the context and background to this dissertation? In what areas of theory or business practice should the reader concentrate their attention?
Methodology: What was/were the main method(s) employed to generate the results?
Results: What were your main findings?
Conclusions: What are the main conclusions that you arrive at when viewing the entire dissertation?
Recommendations: (if appropriate) What solutions do you offer in answer to the problems posed in the research objectives?
3.2.3. Contents Page:
The contents page should list the chapter headings, appendices, references and the pages on which they can be found. Separate listing should be given for lists of figures, tables and abbreviations.
3.2.4. Introduction.
The dissertation should be divided into chapters and sections appropriate to the topic and type of dissertation chosen. You should discuss the overall structure of your dissertation with your academic supervisor.
The Introduction to the dissertation should set out the background to the research study and address the following areas:
The context in which the research took place
What is the background, the context, in which the research took place?
Why is this subject or issue important?
Who are the key participants and/or ‘actors’ in the area under investigation?
Are there important trends or pivotal variables of which the reader needs to be made aware?
A clear and succinct statement of the aims and objectives that the dissertation is going to address.
Have you presented a clear and unambiguous exposition of your research aim, the objectives you will address to meet this aim and your research questions?
The way the Dissertation is to be organised
You should write your dissertation with the idea in mind that the intended reader and reviewer has some shared understanding of the area being investigated, however, underpinning concepts and arguments still need to be included as otherwise the depth of research will be compromised.
This short final section of the Introduction should tell the reader what topics are going to be discussed in each of the chapters and how the chapters are related to each other.