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Thesis
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Introduction
This note describes how to organize the written thesis, which
is the central element of your graduate degree. To know how
to organize the thesis document, you first have to understand
what graduate-level research is all about. In other words, this
note should be helpful when you are just getting started in
your graduate program, as well as later when you start to write
your thesis.
In this website, you would be taught in detail about Graduate
Thesis while some important differences between similar terms
would also come under discussion. Just surf the remaining links
of our website and absorb every bit of knowledge that comes
your way during that process.
Master's vs. Ph.D. Thesis
Before you go ahead, make sure you know the basic difference
between Master & Ph.D (Doctoral) Thesis. This difference
is not in format but in the significance and level of discovery
as evidenced by the problem to be solved and the summary of
contributions; a Doctoral thesis necessarily requires a more
difficult problem to be solved, and consequently more substantial
contributions.
The contribution to knowledge of a Master's thesis can be in
the nature of an incremental improvement in an area of knowledge,
or the application of known techniques in a new area. The Ph.D.
must be a substantial and innovative contribution to knowledge.
We will discuss Graduate Thesis in the next topic.
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