Writing A Convincing Literature Review: A Hands-on Approach
Learn from a Professor with over 24 years of Thesis Writing and Supervision Experience
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What You Will Learn!
- Understanding the Literature Review Process
- The Literature Review Flow Chart
- Keeping Track of Literature
- Packaging the Literature
- Literature Review Pitfalls to Avoid
Description
Writing the Literature Review for a Thesis or a paper is perhaps the most daunting task for most students. Without a well written and cohesive literature review, it is difficult to convince anyone why the research was justified and how the research design and approaches used could be trusted. In sum, literature review is one of the strongest pillars of a meaningful research. The literature review section of your thesis should not read like a textbook. It should flow. If you have been struggling with this, well, it all ends here. At the end of this short course, you will be in a good position to do a comprehensive review and put it together in style.
COURSE CONTENT
This course provides a step-by-step guidance of how to do an effectively literature review right from topic selection to writing the report. The connection between research topics and research titles, the literature review flow chart, criteria for selecting materials, the extraction processes, paragraphing, transitioning, and structuring the entire literature review section or chapter are all discussed with clear examples.
With all the examples provided in the course, you will have all the confidence and abilities to successfully write a good literature review to support your research work.
Who Should Attend!
- Undergraduate and Graduate Students
- Researchers
