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Writing your Thesis
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Knowledge and tools for writing your thesis

Writing your thesis is an arduous task, and takes much diligence and patience. However, having the right knowledge about how to write your thesis, as well as the proper tools for writing, helps to make the process much easier. The sections below provide such knowledge and tools. Also, it is a good idea to review recently theses or dissertations produced by students who have completed your program, as they can be a valuable source of guidance. Ask your research advisor for recommended theses and dissertations of students he or she has supervised. Learn from those who have gone before you.



This section the describes the various different parts of a typical thesis, providing an overview of what information each part should include.

  • Thesis title
  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • Literature review
  • Methodology
  • Results
  • Discussion
  • Conclusions




    Intellectual property is something you must be very well acquainted with. Knowing about the issues surrounding IP in thesis writing will help you stay clear of violating copyright regulations. The pages that follow will guide you on the procedures you should follow to avoid copyright infringement.

  • Avoiding plagiarism
  • Using copyrighted material




    What is your preferred style of writing, and how can you become a more effective writer? The following will help you become a confident, polished writer.

  • Writing strategies
  • Writing skills




    It is very important to have the right tools and resources at your disposal when writing your thesis so that you can increase your efficiency and boost your productivity. The following pages contain some valuable thesis writing tools and resources.

  • Thesis template
  • Refworks
  • Reading Material


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