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Organization on Theses or Dissertation Topic-Based
This is a sample has adopted from Paltridge & Stairfield, (2007: 71) how manage to write organization on theses or dissertation.
Theses “Topic-Based”
Degree : MA
Study Area : Cultural studies
Title : Unworldly Places: Myth, Memory and the Pink and White Terraces
Chapter 1: Introduction
• Diappearing wonders
Chapter 2: Plotting
• Travels of Colonial science
Chapter 3: Sightseeing
• Tophilic tourism
• Site specifics
• Painting the place and myth
• Souveneering the site
Chapter 4: Astral Travel
• Mnemonic tours in the new wonderland
• Memory tours
• The buried village: Embalmed history
• Living out the past
• Museumising the past: Sanctioned memory
Chapter 5: Postcript (source taken from Paltridge, 2002: 140 in Paltridge and Stairfield, 2007: 71).
Update: sample thesis and dissertation format.
Theses “Topic-Based”
Degree : MA
Study Area : Cultural studies
Title : Unworldly Places: Myth, Memory and the Pink and White Terraces
Chapter 1: Introduction
• Diappearing wonders
Chapter 2: Plotting
• Travels of Colonial science
Chapter 3: Sightseeing
• Tophilic tourism
• Site specifics
• Painting the place and myth
• Souveneering the site
Chapter 4: Astral Travel
• Mnemonic tours in the new wonderland
• Memory tours
• The buried village: Embalmed history
• Living out the past
• Museumising the past: Sanctioned memory
Chapter 5: Postcript (source taken from Paltridge, 2002: 140 in Paltridge and Stairfield, 2007: 71).
Update: sample thesis and dissertation format.
Sample Thesis and Dissertation Format in UK Phd Programme
The majority of Arts/Humanities
Theses are written chapter by chapter throughout the PhD program Scientific theses are written once the data have been collected at the end of the PhD program.
At least four months before submission obtain a PhD examination entry pack from BBK registry and complete the following and return to the Registry:examination entry form (including approved title), two address labels (home or parents’address, description of thesis (300 words) - NOT abstract and your supervisor must nominate two examiners, one internal and one external.
What happens next?
Registry forwards documents to Senate House which you should receive acknowledgement that Senate House has received your forms (but this doesn’t always happen) - go to Room 1.62 if necessary.
Senate House examinations office sends the nomination of examiners and the description of thesis to the Subject Area Board for approval of examiners and information on the PhD degree and also thesis can be obtained in pdf format at:
(http://www.lon.ac.uk/Services/Academic/phd/regulations/regs.asp)in which instructions and notes on submission and format of thesis and University of London Regulations for the degrees of Ph.D and M.Phil.
The University states that the Ph.D. thesis must be the candidate's own account of their research, original (discovery of new facts and/or demonstration of independent critical power, integrated whole and present a coherent argument (a series of papers is not acceptable but published papers may be adapted),must give a critical assessment of the literature, describe the method of research (reproducible), discuss results and demonstrate how they advance the subject, must be written in English, include a full bibliography and references,demonstrate relevant research skills, mustbe of publishable quality.
The word limit in 100,000 words except for certain subject areas where the limit is lower and see subject list in exam entry pack or check with your supervisor or research degrees co-ordinator for the limit for your subject.
The University does NOT stipulate the font type or size to use best to use a serifed font for body text and a plain font for figures such as graphs, specific chapter or thesis formats but best to use scientific format for scientific theses.
The University stipulates that;the theses must be typed or printed on good quality A4 paper and on one side only, the line spacing should be double or one-and-half, the binding edge margin must be at least 40 mm and other margins at least 20 mm photographs etc. must be permanently mounted and bound in with the theses the use of sellotape or similar is prohibited errors must be corrected before submission all pages must be numbered, including any bound in material the thesis must include a title page, an abstract, a table of contents and a list of tables and figures collaborative work must acknowledged and certified by supervisor.
Hints on producing a thesis, it is advisable to have a general introduction as the first chapter (review the literature here) and a general discussion as the last (to pull together the conclusions from previous chapters),save each chapter as a separate file and back up all work (save to the BBK server if possible as this is backed up daily), figures and tables should preferably not be inserted into text - put them on individual pages, save figures and tables as separate files and either print separately or insert into chapter only when you are about to print,inserting figures into (borderless) text boxes anchors them on a page and makes positioning them easier (MS Word) and use reference management software (e.g. Endnote, Reference Manager) to insert citations and create a bibliography/reference list BUT manually check all your references in the completed thesis (MS Word).
Theses Contents
Title page (numbered page 1), officially approved thesis title, candidate’s full name, name of College or Institute degree for which thesis is submitted and month/year of submission. It is assumed that submission of the thesis implies it is entirely your own work and not plagiarised.
Abstract
Abstract of Thesis is contain such follows the title page, 300 words maximum, summarises context, methods, results and conclusions contained in the thesis, a duplicate Abstract must be submitted to Senate House with the thesis and published in ASLIB Index of Theses.
Acknowledgements
Optional, but most people include them and acknowledge those who supported and helped them throughout their Ph.D and if included keep acknowledgements to one side of A4.
Table of Contents
Follows Abstract, or Acknowledgements where included all headings and subheadings and their page numbers, does not include Figures or Tables MS word can create a TOC for you if you merge all your chapters into one document or you can generate your own (make a two-column table without borders)
Chapters
• Each chapter must be numbered sequentially
• Usually theses contain an Introduction, three or four research/experimental chapters and a general discussion
• In Biology theses each experimental chapter contains its own specific intro, methods, results, discussion and conclusions
• Give completed draft chapters to your supervisor for comments
References
Use a reference system that is recognised by your discipline. Examiners are fond of checking for missing references so check reference list manually against references in the main text (this is really boring and takes hours).
Appendices
Include extra material that does not need to be in the body of the thesis, copies of publications that arose from the thesis can be placed here
Production time, and allow at least a WEEK to assemble, check, print and correct last-minute errors that you have missed.
Printing
Allow at least TWO days just to print and check your thesis - it really does take this long, print a draft copy first and check for errors before printing final copies - get a friend or partner to proof-read the thesis to check for typos, buy lots of extra print cartridges and good quality (90 gsm) paper in advance for a 300 page thesis buy 4 reams of paper (to allow for printing errors). Search the internet for good deals - you should be able to get this for about £16 + P&P.
If you have photos to print check out www.inkclub.com for glossy paper - 20 sheets cost about £4 + P&P www.inkcycle.co.uk sell very cheap cartridges by mail order (from about £3 for a black inkjet cartridge, print one chapter at a time - don’t try to merge the thesis into one document and print it as a whole check each thesis copy to ensure that all the pages are numbered sequentially to Senate House initially requires two copies, either two soft-bound or one soft and one hard-bound, make an extra copy for yourself, which you should take with you to the viva and don’t make any extra copies at this stage - there are bound to be corrections to make it if you submit two soft-bound copies, you will have to submit a hard-bound copy after the viva.
Binding
The spine of the thesis should have the degree, your initials and surname and the year of the award in gold lettering, University of London theses are bound in medium blue cloth and Hard bound copies currently cost £25 each and soft bound copies cost £16 each at The Printing Centre in Store Street (two day service).
Submitting the Thesis
Take two copies of the thesis together with the completed Abstract of Thesis form to the PhD Examinations Office in Senate House and the title of the thesis must correspond EXACTLY to the title on the exam entry form previously submitted.
Although you should make every effort to correct mistakes prior to submission, you will inevitably find a few after you’ve submitted and you’ll even find them in the corrected version submitted after your viva - I still do!
Source Taken from Patricia de Winter,2005.
Theses are written chapter by chapter throughout the PhD program Scientific theses are written once the data have been collected at the end of the PhD program.
At least four months before submission obtain a PhD examination entry pack from BBK registry and complete the following and return to the Registry:examination entry form (including approved title), two address labels (home or parents’address, description of thesis (300 words) - NOT abstract and your supervisor must nominate two examiners, one internal and one external.
What happens next?
Registry forwards documents to Senate House which you should receive acknowledgement that Senate House has received your forms (but this doesn’t always happen) - go to Room 1.62 if necessary.
Senate House examinations office sends the nomination of examiners and the description of thesis to the Subject Area Board for approval of examiners and information on the PhD degree and also thesis can be obtained in pdf format at:
(http://www.lon.ac.uk/Services/Academic/phd/regulations/regs.asp)in which instructions and notes on submission and format of thesis and University of London Regulations for the degrees of Ph.D and M.Phil.
The University states that the Ph.D. thesis must be the candidate's own account of their research, original (discovery of new facts and/or demonstration of independent critical power, integrated whole and present a coherent argument (a series of papers is not acceptable but published papers may be adapted),must give a critical assessment of the literature, describe the method of research (reproducible), discuss results and demonstrate how they advance the subject, must be written in English, include a full bibliography and references,demonstrate relevant research skills, mustbe of publishable quality.
The word limit in 100,000 words except for certain subject areas where the limit is lower and see subject list in exam entry pack or check with your supervisor or research degrees co-ordinator for the limit for your subject.
The University does NOT stipulate the font type or size to use best to use a serifed font for body text and a plain font for figures such as graphs, specific chapter or thesis formats but best to use scientific format for scientific theses.
The University stipulates that;the theses must be typed or printed on good quality A4 paper and on one side only, the line spacing should be double or one-and-half, the binding edge margin must be at least 40 mm and other margins at least 20 mm photographs etc. must be permanently mounted and bound in with the theses the use of sellotape or similar is prohibited errors must be corrected before submission all pages must be numbered, including any bound in material the thesis must include a title page, an abstract, a table of contents and a list of tables and figures collaborative work must acknowledged and certified by supervisor.
Hints on producing a thesis, it is advisable to have a general introduction as the first chapter (review the literature here) and a general discussion as the last (to pull together the conclusions from previous chapters),save each chapter as a separate file and back up all work (save to the BBK server if possible as this is backed up daily), figures and tables should preferably not be inserted into text - put them on individual pages, save figures and tables as separate files and either print separately or insert into chapter only when you are about to print,inserting figures into (borderless) text boxes anchors them on a page and makes positioning them easier (MS Word) and use reference management software (e.g. Endnote, Reference Manager) to insert citations and create a bibliography/reference list BUT manually check all your references in the completed thesis (MS Word).
Theses Contents
Title page (numbered page 1), officially approved thesis title, candidate’s full name, name of College or Institute degree for which thesis is submitted and month/year of submission. It is assumed that submission of the thesis implies it is entirely your own work and not plagiarised.
Abstract
Abstract of Thesis is contain such follows the title page, 300 words maximum, summarises context, methods, results and conclusions contained in the thesis, a duplicate Abstract must be submitted to Senate House with the thesis and published in ASLIB Index of Theses.
Acknowledgements
Optional, but most people include them and acknowledge those who supported and helped them throughout their Ph.D and if included keep acknowledgements to one side of A4.
Table of Contents
Follows Abstract, or Acknowledgements where included all headings and subheadings and their page numbers, does not include Figures or Tables MS word can create a TOC for you if you merge all your chapters into one document or you can generate your own (make a two-column table without borders)
Chapters
• Each chapter must be numbered sequentially
• Usually theses contain an Introduction, three or four research/experimental chapters and a general discussion
• In Biology theses each experimental chapter contains its own specific intro, methods, results, discussion and conclusions
• Give completed draft chapters to your supervisor for comments
References
Use a reference system that is recognised by your discipline. Examiners are fond of checking for missing references so check reference list manually against references in the main text (this is really boring and takes hours).
Appendices
Include extra material that does not need to be in the body of the thesis, copies of publications that arose from the thesis can be placed here
Production time, and allow at least a WEEK to assemble, check, print and correct last-minute errors that you have missed.
Printing
Allow at least TWO days just to print and check your thesis - it really does take this long, print a draft copy first and check for errors before printing final copies - get a friend or partner to proof-read the thesis to check for typos, buy lots of extra print cartridges and good quality (90 gsm) paper in advance for a 300 page thesis buy 4 reams of paper (to allow for printing errors). Search the internet for good deals - you should be able to get this for about £16 + P&P.
If you have photos to print check out www.inkclub.com for glossy paper - 20 sheets cost about £4 + P&P www.inkcycle.co.uk sell very cheap cartridges by mail order (from about £3 for a black inkjet cartridge, print one chapter at a time - don’t try to merge the thesis into one document and print it as a whole check each thesis copy to ensure that all the pages are numbered sequentially to Senate House initially requires two copies, either two soft-bound or one soft and one hard-bound, make an extra copy for yourself, which you should take with you to the viva and don’t make any extra copies at this stage - there are bound to be corrections to make it if you submit two soft-bound copies, you will have to submit a hard-bound copy after the viva.
Binding
The spine of the thesis should have the degree, your initials and surname and the year of the award in gold lettering, University of London theses are bound in medium blue cloth and Hard bound copies currently cost £25 each and soft bound copies cost £16 each at The Printing Centre in Store Street (two day service).
Submitting the Thesis
Take two copies of the thesis together with the completed Abstract of Thesis form to the PhD Examinations Office in Senate House and the title of the thesis must correspond EXACTLY to the title on the exam entry form previously submitted.
Although you should make every effort to correct mistakes prior to submission, you will inevitably find a few after you’ve submitted and you’ll even find them in the corrected version submitted after your viva - I still do!
Source Taken from Patricia de Winter,2005.
The Story of English Literature Part 2
This article is continued from the story of english literature part1
e. The Romantic Movement
The writers before the Romantic Movement were not free in the style, form and even in the subject. They had to follow a certain patterns of literature which was already fixed. He might not be out this certainty. They were bound to their time and period. The Romantic Movement was influenced by the contemporary ideals of the French Revolution and Doctrines of Rosseau. They had personal liberty. They were aware of the individual worth of human being and the ennobling influences of the Nature. So they expressed their individual emotion and imagination freely.
They dare to write in Whatever style about whatever subject they liked.
The writers of this age were.
1. William Wordsworth (1770-1850) The Lyrical Ballads
I Wandered Lonely As A Claud
The Reverie of Poor Susan
2. Samuel Taylor Coleridge Rime of The Ancient Marimer
3. Walter Scott The Ladt of The Lake-Ivenho
4. Robert Burns A Red, Red Rose, Auld Lang Sign
5. Byron Fare Thee Wel, The Prison of Chelon
6. Percy Bisshi Shelly The Cloud
7. John Keats Endymion; Hyperion
f. The Victorian Age (the Realistic Period)
The latter part of the 18 century. The passionate admiration of the Nature and Man had produced great poetry and the renewed interest in the past had led to the birth of the historical novel in the Romantic Age.
In the reihn of the Queen Victoria, man invented the steam engine. This caused the rise of The Industrial Revolution in England. Men and women, even children worked in the factories and industries. This situation changed the policy, philosophy and also literature in England. The writer stopped writing emotional thinking of the Romantic period. They wanted to return to Realism. They began to write about the real lives and paid much attention to the discipline in style. This rationalistic trend meant a return to the Classic element was never died, only man did not emphasize too much on it.
The writers of this period:
1. Charles Dickens David Copperfield
Oliver Twist
A Tale of Two Cities
2. William Makepiese Thackeray Vanity fair
Henry Esmond
3. Brente Sistes Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights
4. Alfred Tennyson The Lady of Shellot
5. Robert Browning The Portrait, The last Duchess
6. George Elliot Adam Bede, The Million the Floss
7. A.C. Swinburne A forsaken Garden
8. Jane Austion Pride and Prejudice
Sense and Sensibility
g. The Twenty Century Period of The Modern English Literature
The writers in the Modern Century liberate themselves from every restriction in connection with subject and style. Since the new methods in prose and poetry have been tried with varying success, though we may say that the most importance authors do not show a complete break with the past.
The writers are among others:
1. Thomas Hardy Far from the Madding Croud
The Return of the Native
2. Joseph Conrad Tyfoon
An Outcast of the Islam
3. George Bernard Shaw Pygmalton
Saint Joan
4. Sommerset Maugham Cakes and Ale
The Painted Vail
5. Herbert George Wells The Wheel of Chance
Kips
6. John Clasworthy The Little Model
The Forstyle Saga
7. Arnold Benet The Regent
The Old Wifu’s Tale
8. John Brynton Priestly The God Companions
Angel Plavement
e. The Romantic Movement
The writers before the Romantic Movement were not free in the style, form and even in the subject. They had to follow a certain patterns of literature which was already fixed. He might not be out this certainty. They were bound to their time and period. The Romantic Movement was influenced by the contemporary ideals of the French Revolution and Doctrines of Rosseau. They had personal liberty. They were aware of the individual worth of human being and the ennobling influences of the Nature. So they expressed their individual emotion and imagination freely.
They dare to write in Whatever style about whatever subject they liked.
The writers of this age were.
1. William Wordsworth (1770-1850) The Lyrical Ballads
I Wandered Lonely As A Claud
The Reverie of Poor Susan
2. Samuel Taylor Coleridge Rime of The Ancient Marimer
3. Walter Scott The Ladt of The Lake-Ivenho
4. Robert Burns A Red, Red Rose, Auld Lang Sign
5. Byron Fare Thee Wel, The Prison of Chelon
6. Percy Bisshi Shelly The Cloud
7. John Keats Endymion; Hyperion
f. The Victorian Age (the Realistic Period)
The latter part of the 18 century. The passionate admiration of the Nature and Man had produced great poetry and the renewed interest in the past had led to the birth of the historical novel in the Romantic Age.
In the reihn of the Queen Victoria, man invented the steam engine. This caused the rise of The Industrial Revolution in England. Men and women, even children worked in the factories and industries. This situation changed the policy, philosophy and also literature in England. The writer stopped writing emotional thinking of the Romantic period. They wanted to return to Realism. They began to write about the real lives and paid much attention to the discipline in style. This rationalistic trend meant a return to the Classic element was never died, only man did not emphasize too much on it.
The writers of this period:
1. Charles Dickens David Copperfield
Oliver Twist
A Tale of Two Cities
2. William Makepiese Thackeray Vanity fair
Henry Esmond
3. Brente Sistes Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights
4. Alfred Tennyson The Lady of Shellot
5. Robert Browning The Portrait, The last Duchess
6. George Elliot Adam Bede, The Million the Floss
7. A.C. Swinburne A forsaken Garden
8. Jane Austion Pride and Prejudice
Sense and Sensibility
g. The Twenty Century Period of The Modern English Literature
The writers in the Modern Century liberate themselves from every restriction in connection with subject and style. Since the new methods in prose and poetry have been tried with varying success, though we may say that the most importance authors do not show a complete break with the past.
The writers are among others:
1. Thomas Hardy Far from the Madding Croud
The Return of the Native
2. Joseph Conrad Tyfoon
An Outcast of the Islam
3. George Bernard Shaw Pygmalton
Saint Joan
4. Sommerset Maugham Cakes and Ale
The Painted Vail
5. Herbert George Wells The Wheel of Chance
Kips
6. John Clasworthy The Little Model
The Forstyle Saga
7. Arnold Benet The Regent
The Old Wifu’s Tale
8. John Brynton Priestly The God Companions
Angel Plavement
Watch Somewhere Drama Movie
Movie with title “Somewhere” will release by American Zoetrope Company will coming soon and opened on Wednesday, December 22, 2010 on theater. There are some actors and actress has join on that movie such Sthepen Dorff, Elle Fanning, Cris Pontius, Michelle Monaghan, and so forth.
The somewhere movie is drama category and those drama is describe about Johny Marco as character by Stephen Dorff which Johnny is living at the legendary Chateau Marmont hotel in Hollywood. He has a Ferrari to drive around in, and a constant stream of girls and pills to stay in with. Comfortably numbed, Johnny drifts along. Then, his 11-year-old daughter Cleo (Elle Fanning) from his failed marriage arrives unexpectedly at the Chateau. Their encounters encourage Johnny to face up to where he is in life and confront the question that we all must: which path in life will you take?
The somewhere movie is drama category and those drama is describe about Johny Marco as character by Stephen Dorff which Johnny is living at the legendary Chateau Marmont hotel in Hollywood. He has a Ferrari to drive around in, and a constant stream of girls and pills to stay in with. Comfortably numbed, Johnny drifts along. Then, his 11-year-old daughter Cleo (Elle Fanning) from his failed marriage arrives unexpectedly at the Chateau. Their encounters encourage Johnny to face up to where he is in life and confront the question that we all must: which path in life will you take?
Application Google Chrome Os on Notebook
The source code chrome OS is free to download and Google chrome has difference on operating system and the application has been demonstrated.The application is like Linux and the Google Chrome OS not easier installed either Window7, in generally, more suitable with most hardware and software.
Google has been launched Chrome application where the software could installed in specific hardware and Google has completely with some application display such Google Map, Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, and Google search by Voice.
IB Times News has written an article which notebook Chrome OS which 10,1”, 1280x720 pixel resolution, 2GB RAM, Nvidia Tegra GPU, USB ports, Wi-Fi, 3G, Web-cam and 64 GB storage.
Cheerful on Study Tour While Take Rest
Students of SMKN 3 Banjar from Langensari city, West Java, Indoesia were happier when first time taken lab work outside city in order to acknowledge their science.When they prior to arrival, all the crews had been stopped in somewhere which those place willing and take rest to release tired. They eaten together around buses with talking each other. They looked really enjoy it.
The target of city is Jakarta city, Indonesia in which they visited Microsoft inc as visitor to learn more about engine software's.
The target of city is Jakarta city, Indonesia in which they visited Microsoft inc as visitor to learn more about engine software's.
Writing Essay Chapter Report
The organization assignment of body to make chapter report, where steps to write a chapter as below.
The Organization
A. Introduction
The importance of the topic and aspects covered in the report.
B. The Body of the Chapter Report
A summary of main issues put forward in the chapter/s enriched by other relevant theories from books and related research findings with illustration to clarify the issues.
C. Synthesis/Comments - Criticism & Position
D. Conclusion
E. Bibliography
Those are body how to make chapter report on writing essay.
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