You are encouraged to develop a simple framework or structure for your writing before
you start so that you can save considerable time and this can prevent your text from
meandering. When your project is presented in sections and subsections, it will look
organised and in a way it will make sense to the reader as such, structure of your project
is very important.
A Typical Structure of a Project Should Have:
? Title page
The title itself is an important opportunity to tell the potential reader what your
research is about. You will need it to be succinct, specific, descriptive, and
representative of the project that you have done.
? Abstract – 100 words
The Abstract is a summary of the dissertation which briefly informs the reader
about the background, aims and objectives of the research, the main methods
used, main findings and conclusions.
? Introduction- 500 words
Introduction will present the reader background, the aim and objectives of your
project briefly, because this will be dealt with in more detail in the Literature
Review) the current knowledge of the topic. You can think of an introduction as
covering what / why / how: