Succeeding with Your Masters Dissertation: A Step-by-step Guide - John Biggam
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 Succeeding with Your Masters Dissertation: A Step-by-step Guide - John Biggam
 Succeeding with Your Masters Dissertation: A Step-by-step Guide - John Biggam ... 2008-05-09 by Open University PressNewest Review: ... How do I link the chapters together? Do I need loads of bar charts and pie charts? Oops, that's right. I don't have any ... more ... statistical information. Argh! With this situation - and if you've been through this process, you'll understand - you find yourself going round in circles, drinking more and more coffee as a distraction, and sitting at your computer, staring at the screen, willing words to magically appear.
So, the book...
~~~~~The book in brief~~~~~~
Well, this book is a step-by-step approach to the dissertation. It is structured from stage one of the dissertation proposal and takes you through each of the chapters as should be seen in ...more |
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Succeeding with Your Masters Dissertation: A Step-by-step Guide - John Biggam: A book that really helps with your Masters dissertation (806 words)
by - written on 07/07/09 (Very useful, 81 readings)
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Please note: I wrote a similar review for this book on Amazon.co.uk. It has been fairly well received so I thought I could include on this site as well. ~~~~~~Why did I need this book?~~~~~~ I started my Masters dissertation last summer and had to have it completed by the end of September. My department was not particularly helpful with regard a lot of things on my course (too long a story). Suffice to say, several of us students received conflicting and confusing information about our dissertation work. Ultimately, no one felt confident with what they were doing. By the time I discovered this book (shelving at work, no less), I had ... Read the complete review
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