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    This document outlines the typical parts and sections of a thesis. It includes: 1. An introduction and background section to provide context and introduce the research topic. This includes the scope, delimitations, definition of terms, objectives (general and specific), significance, and statement of the problem. 2. A conceptual framework section to relate the research problem to relevant literature and identify key variables and their hypothesized relationships in a diagram. 3. A literature review section to summarize existing research and studies relevant to the topic from published and unpublished sources. 4. A methodology section describing the research design, population and samples, research instruments, validation procedures, data gathering and processing, and statistical analysis. 5.

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    This document outlines the typical parts and sections of a thesis. It includes: 1. An introduction and background section to provide context and introduce the research topic. This includes the scope, delimitations, definition of terms, objectives (general and specific), significance, and statement of the problem. 2. A conceptual framework section to relate the research problem to relevant literature and identify key variables and their hypothesized relationships in a diagram. 3. A literature review section to summarize existing research and studies relevant to the topic from published and unpublished sources. 4. A methodology section describing the research design, population and samples, research instruments, validation procedures, data gathering and processing, and statistical analysis. 5.

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    Parts of a Thesis

    I.

    Introduction and background of the study

    The Scope is Mainly the coverage of your study


    and the Delimitation is the limitation of your
    study or topic

    Introduction & background of the Study

    Definition of Terms

    The first chapter of your thesis is your


    introduction
    This is where you provide an introduction to the
    topic of your thesis: you give the context in
    terms of content of the research project

    Must be arranged alphabetically. It must be also


    stated if you used your definition of terms,
    technically or operationally.

    Objective of the Study (general & specific)


    Significance of the Study
    Will mainly focus on the question who will
    benefit from the study
    Will state the contribution of your study and the
    usefulness of your study in the society
    Statement of the Problem
    The problem must be reflected to your title or
    readers must know your problem by just simply
    reading your topic.
    The problem must not be answerable by yes or
    no and must be arranged in the flow of your
    documentation or study.
    Hypothesis / assumption
    Conceptual Framework
    Elaborated the research problem in relation to
    relevant literature. This section may summarize
    the major (dependent or independent) variables
    in your research. The framework may be
    summarized in a schematic diagram that
    presents the major variables and their
    hypothesized relationships. It should also cover
    the following:
    1. Existing research and its relevance for
    your topic
    2. Key ideas or constructs in your approach
    3. Identify and discuss the variables related
    to the problem
    4. Conceptualized relationships between
    variables
    Independent variables (presumed cause)
    Dependent variables (presumed effect)
    Intervening Variables (other variables that
    influence the effect of the independent
    variable)
    Scope and Delimitation

    II. Review of Related Literature and Studies


    Related Literature
    In this part you must get your date and
    information from any books, magazines, and
    news papers. You must label your published
    material, whether local or foreign.
    Related Studies
    In this part you must get your date and
    information from unpublished material such as
    previous or old study, research or thesis. In some
    format, you must label your unpublished
    material, whether local or foreign.
    III. Methodology of the Study
    Research Design should be specified and
    described
    Population and samples describe the
    population of interest and the sampling of
    subjects used in the study
    Research instrument
    - describe the instrument and
    what it will measure
    - State qualifications of
    informants if used in the
    study
    Validation Procedure discuss how the validity
    and the reliability will be established. Specify the
    level of reliability
    Data Gathering procedure - How instrument will
    be administered
    Data processing procedure and statistical
    treatment of data
    -describe the processing and treatment of data
    IV. Presentation, analysis and Interpretation
    of Data
    1.
    2.
    3.

    Presentation of Data
    Analysis of Data
    Interpretation of Data

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