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 Thesis

A thesis is not an answer to an assignment question. The answer to the question posed is not already known and so has to be determined in a way that it should make an original contribution to the human knowledge and should discover hitherto unknown. Thesis is a research report that concerns a problem or a series of problems (in your specific field) that demands attention. It should describe:

      ?         What was known about it previously,

?         What measures have you taken or are suggesting to solve the problem, and

?         How this subject can be taken for further study and research.   

Thesis seems like a long difficult task and like many tasks it seems worst before beginning. What is to be understood is that ?Writing a thesis is a skill and like any skill, it is sharpened through practice? (Joe Wolfe).

            The intimidation of a huge project looming ahead often restrains students to start in the first place. To start off divide the thesis into small discrete sections, all having separate identities, yet ensuing the thesis topic.

?When you sit down to type, your aim is no longer a thesis---a daunting goal---but something simpler. Your new aim is just to write a paragraph or section about one of your subheadings? (Joe Wolfe).

 Consider the following while writing your thesis paper:

?         Topic: select what interests you then discuss with advisor for merits.

?          Outline: make pages containing headings, sub-headings and titles.

?         Organization: keep your system prepared and upgraded, make backups of your work regularly and file the hard copies.

?         Remember: there are more difficult things in life then writing a thesis paper, you can do it

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