How to do your dissertation in geography and related disciplines/ Tony Parsons and Peter G. Knight
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TextPublication details: New York : Routledge, 2005Edition: 2nd edDescription: xii, 155 p. : ill. ; 26 cmISBN: 041534154X ; 0415341558 Subject(s): Dissertations, Academic | Report writing | Geography--Study and teaching (Graduate) | Geography--Research | Geography--AuthorshipDDC classification: 378.242
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. What is a (good) dissertation and why do I have to do one?
3. When should I start and how long will it take?
4. What shall I do it on?
5. How do I start? : research design
6. What kind of data do I need and how do I get them?
7. What can I do with my data when I've got them?
8. What amount of data do I need?
9. Should I model?
10. Help! It's all gone horribly wrong : what can I do?
11. How should I write up my dissertation?
12. How will it be marked?
13. A final word.
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1. Introduction
2. What is a (good) dissertation and why do I have to do one?
3. When should I start and how long will it take?
4. What shall I do it on?
5. How do I start? : research design
6. What kind of data do I need and how do I get them?
7. What can I do with my data when I've got them?
8. What amount of data do I need?
9. Should I model?
10. Help! It's all gone horribly wrong : what can I do?
11. How should I write up my dissertation?
12. How will it be marked?
13. A final word.
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