Reference no: EM132494808 , Length: word count:10000
Project title: A framework towards sustainable construction of residential buildings: barriers, best practices and its implications on the built environment in Sultanate of Oman
Need a bachelor project Consists of 7 sections: Abstract, Introduction, Literature review, Methodology, Results and discussion, Conclusion, Recommendations.
I. Background Information
II. Report Format
METHODOLOGY
Methodology section is one part of a project/research paper. This part is the core of your project as it is a proof that you have used a scientific method. Through this section, your study's validity is judged. So, it is very important.
Your methodology answers two main questions:
i. How did you collect or generate the data?
ii. How did you analyze the data?
While writing this section, be direct and precise. Write it in the past tense. Include enough information so that others could repeat your methodology (e.g. experiment) and evaluate whether the results are reproducible. The audience can judge whether the results and conclusions are valid. The explanation of the collection and the analysis of your data is very important because;
a) Readers need to know the reasons why you chose a particular method or procedure instead of others.
b) Readers need to know that the collection or the generation of the data is valid in the field of study
Therefore, in general, project/research methodology part may have the following sections:
Data Collection
Data analysis
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
The purpose of a results section is to present and illustrate your findings. Make this section a completely objective report of the results, and save all interpretations for the discussion. One important way to present numerical results is to show them in graphs.
CONCLUSION
In academic writing, a well-crafted conclusion can provide the final word on the value of your analysis, project, research, or paper. Complete your conclusions with conviction! Consider the conclusion from the reader's perspective. At the end of a paper, a reader wants to know how to benefit from the work you accomplished in your paper. The "Conclusion" section discusses the results in the context of the entire experiment. Usually, the objectives mentioned are examined to determine whether the experiment succeeded. If the objectives were not met, you should analyze why the results were not as predicted. Include the following in your conclusion.
• How do the ideas in your report connect to what scholars have written in their own treatment of your topic?
• What new ideas have you added to the conversation? What ideas do you critique?
• What are the limitations of your data, methods, or results?
• What are the consequences of the strongest idea that comes out of your report?
References
References must be arranged in alphabetic order. Each reference must be referred to at least once in the body of the project report (in-text citation) using Harvard referencing format.
No. of words: 10,000 to 12,000
Attachment:- Project Report Format.rar