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Dissertation/Project
This course will enable the students to –
- Understand and obtain practical experience of the research process and research skills required to undertake a supervised research project
- Train students for scientific writing with emphasis on research problems, hypotheses, literature review and research designs
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25DENV 707 |
Dissertation/ Project |
Upon completion of the dissertation, the student will: CO121: Formulate research questions, hypotheses, and analyze research data CO122: Develop advanced research skills encompassing the construction of research tools and experiments for solving complex problems CO123: Develop effective writing skills to communicate about data and conclusions from research using adequate indicators, tables, and graphs CO124: Compose research papers from the findings of the dissertation work. CO125: Contribute effectively in course-specific interaction |
Approach in teaching: Case studies, Discussions, Concept Mapping, Computer Aided Instruction Learning activities for the students: Team-Based Learning, reading journals, concept formation, Reading, Simulation |
Power Point presentations , thesis report preparation, Viva voce |
CONTENTS
Each student is to undertake a research study and prepare an extensive report under the guidance of any one of the faculty members. The practical work is to be conducted in this semester, and the bound form of the Dissertation Thesis has to be submitted for the partial fulfillment of the award of B.Sc. Research in Environmental Science. The student shall have to give a PowerPoint presentation of the work done for the semester end evaluation. The student is also expected to write a research paper on the work done in the dissertation and get it published in a research journal
· Contents of the Thesis
o Introduction
o Objectives
o Review of literature
o Methodology
o Results
o Discussion
o Significance of the study
o Summary & Conclusion
o References
