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How to write a dissertation?

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Bryant’s Answer

It takes time but before writing a dissertation make sure to get a degree and ensure that it is in the area of study that you want it to be in. It can take years to complete a dissertation but being committed and motivated about it will help out.
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John’s Answer

Are you pursuing a Masters degree or Phd? A thesis, commonly required to obtain a master's degree, is supposed to test a student's understanding of his or her field of study, so this could be just about anything in your field. A dissertation is usually done by a doctorate student and focuses on original research.

To pursue either, ask your professor and others to see examples so you can see what they look like and will give you a better idea how to prepare for them.
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Mansi’s Answer

Writing and structuring your dissertation should include these following steps:

An introduction to your topic.
A literature review that surveys relevant sources.
An explanation of your methodology.
An overview of the results of your research.
A discussion of the results and their implications.
A conclusion that shows what your research has contributed.
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Mansi’s Answer

Writing and structuring your dissertation can be very interesting as well as very informative. Here are some of the ways.
An introduction to your topic.
A literature review that surveys relevant sources.
An explanation of your methodology.
An overview of the results of your research.
A discussion of the results and their implications.
A conclusion that shows what your research has contributed.
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Judith’s Answer

To write a dissertation, first you write your thesis statement. This may be one or two sentences. Continuing along, you make your personal statement, what you are going to prove, persuade or influence. It is good to proceed with a comprehensive outline. Taking the time to read and research supporting materials is very important. Read at least 25 pages a day to advance. Also every day, take the time to make at least five pages of notes from your research. Stay focused and eliminate distracting activities. Little by little this will progress. If your theory does not have enough support, you may have to revise with your advisor. You can do this.
It is important to have the correct format for your work. Check with your advisor about what he and the board want from you. I wish you all the best.
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