22.5 How to get the materials
22.6 How to search for literature
22.7 Where to get help?
22.8 Don’ts on a course work

CHAPTER 23: FACTS AND TECHNIQUES THAT
YOU MUST KNOW
23.1 Importance of word count
23.2 Plagiarism - the plague: how to avoid it?
23.3 Extraordinary English: Does it really make
a difference.
23.4 Hidden evaluation criteria
23.5 Formatting (dressing up)
23.5.1 Things you should format

CHAPTER 24: TIPS AND TRICKS FOR AMAZING
ACADEMIC WRITING
24.1 Avoid monotony
24.2 Basics (miscellaneous)
24.3 Power words
24.4 Word power vocabulary (templates) 

CHAPTER 25: “X”- FACTOR - AUTHOR’S GOLD
WINNING SECRETS
25.1 Checklist for a coursework to ensure high
grades or marks

FURTHER READING

INDEX
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Foreword
What’s in this book for you? / Why I wrote this book?
How to use this book?
Don't Quit

SECTION A. PARTS OF A COURSEWORK


CHAPTER 1: COVER PAGE
1.1 What to include in a cover page?
1.2 Checklist for cover page

CHAPTER 2: TITLE
2.1 Simple/basic techniques
2.2 Titles to the extreme: a taste of creativity
2.3 Checklist for title

CHAPTER 3:
HEADER AND FOOTER
3.1 Checklist for header and footer

CHAPTER 4: ABSTRACT/SUMMARY
4.1 Six questions of abstract
4.2 Checklist for abstract

CHAPTER 5: CONTENTS
5.1 Checklist for contents

CHAPTER 6: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6.1 Checklist for acknowledgements

CHAPTER 7: INTRODUCTION
7.1 Suggestions for writing an interesting
introduction
7.2 Let the magic begin

CHAPTER 8: BACKGROUND/LITERATURE REVIEW
8.1 Things to look at when you add a
reference in literature review
8.2 Where to start?
8.3 Step by step approach

CHAPTER 9: SCOPE OF THE PROJECT OR STUDY
9.1 Things to include while writing a
statement of purpose

CHAPTER 10: AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
10.1 Checklist for introduction

CHAPTER 11: METHODOLOGY OR
MATERIALS AND METHODS
11.1 Data mining (data collection or
aggregation and analysis)
11.2 Hypothesis
11.3 Statistical analysis
11.4 Why do we use statistical analysis?
11.5 Selection of the appropriate statistical
tool and analysis
11.6 Commonly used statistical analysis
11.7 Type of test for a given data
11.8 Calculation (formula used)
11.9 Ethical considerations
11.10 Checklist for methodology

CHAPTER 12: RESULTS AND INTERPRETATION
12.1 Descriptive statistics
12.2 How to construct tables
12.3 How to depict graphs?
12.4 How to describe a graph?
12.5 How to represent figure/photographs
12.6 Checklist for results

CHAPTER 13: DISCUSSION
13.1 Steps to make an interesting discussion
13.2 Checklist for discussion

CHAPTER 14: CONCLUSION
14.1 Checklist for conclusion

CHAPTER 15: SUGGESTIONS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY
15.1 Things on which you can make
suggestions and recommendations
15.2 Checklist for suggestions and
recommendations

CHAPTER 16: REFERENCES
16.1 Reference - in detail
16.2 Why, when and where would you use
references?
16.3 Abbreviations used in referencing
16.4 Things to include in reference (or) things
you must note down for referencing
16.5 Universal code for referencing is in the
order below
16.6 Miscellaneous
16.7 Reference list examples
16.8 Checklist for references

CHAPTER 17: BIBLIOGRAPHY
17.1 Checklist for bibliography

CHAPTER 18: APPENDIX
18.1 Checklist for appendix
SECTION B. TYPICAL COURSEWORKS

CHAPTER 19: CRITICAL REVIEW
19.1 What to criticise?
19.2 How to criticise?
19.3 Template for critical review

CHAPTER 20: POSTER
20.1 Poster template

CHAPTER 21: DISSERTATION/THESIS IN DETAIL
21.1 Selection of topic
Selecting a supervisor for your dissertation
Facts that you should know and consider while selecting a supervisor
Tips to choose a supervisor for dissertation
Analysing the facilities
Guidance and help
Tips to impress your supervisor
21.2 Dissertation proposal: (not suitable for PhD)
Proposal template
21.3 Work/study/experiment
Arranging and buying the requirements
Pilot study
21.3.1 Don’ts while doing a dissertation
a) Don’t be afraid
b) Don’t panic
c) Don’t judge your result
d) Don’t guess
e) Don’t play
f) Don’t waste
21.4 Writing your dissertation
Preparation for thesis/dissertation
Schedule the work load
Formatting a dissertation
Proof reading
Dissertation template
21.5 Viva voce or orals
21.5.1 Viva voce: Frequently Asked Questions
Some of the most common why questions
Some relevant and irrelevant questions
21.5.2 Advanced preparation

SECTION C. GOLD MINE
PAGES


CHAPTER 22: WHERE TO START A COURSEWORK? STEP BY STEP APPROACH
 
22.1 Selecting a topic for the coursework
22.2 Buy a notebook
22.3 Now what is synopsis?
22.4 Where to look for materials