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Writing a Good Dissertation

Please note that the advice that is offered here is quite general. Therefore it is imperative that you check with your personal requirements and your supervisor to figure out what is required for your particular submission.

A good dissertation is going to contain the following items:

• It will have a clear objective that is founded on a central question or thesis
• It will be well planned
• It will be widely researched
• It will show that you have a solid grasp of all concepts relevant to your field of study and that you can apply this concepts to your personal research
• It will have an analysis and a critical evaluation of the relevant literature not just a description or summary of it
• It will include a discussion of the literature and why it relates
• It will contain a correct referencing system
• It will be structured
• It will be written in a highly academic fashion
• It will show your advisor and review committee that you have learned something during the course of your studies that you can apply toward producing a well argued piece of academic writing.

Do not succumb to writing a mediocre paper especially when you can produce a clear and concise one. A mediocre paper will:

• Have an unclear title or one that is quite general
• Be very poorly planned and only include a narrow amount of research
• Rely far too much on other literature and yet never connect that literature to the student’s thesis
• Have incorrect formatting
• Have poor structure and the possibility of plagiarism
• Will not convince your advisor and review committee that you have learned anything throughout the course of your studies

How do you write a good dissertation?

The topic

The topic is something that you should start considering early. Consult with our advisor as soon as possible about the scope of your final piece and what topic may be suitable. Remember that you want something specific which focuses on specific aspects of a topic or perhaps something that is working to solve a problem or question pre-existing beliefs. Instead of focusing on a topic as broad as “computers in high school curriculum” you might focus your work down to “a critical analysis on over-reliance on computers in Australian high school curriculum”. The title is something that you will need to refine before you find the perfect version you will use. Feel free to speak with your advisor about this.

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