A research project is a thesis on a specific topic, that is a collection of gathered information. This includes primary and secondary research on the subject. The structure at which a research project can be presented varies, as there are many methods and layouts that you can use. However a clear and simple structure would be; title page, abstract, list of contents, introduction, primary research, secondary research, conclusion, decision, then finally the word count and bibliography.
Title page- The research project question or statement.
Abstract- Brief summary of whole project.
List of contents- What's included in the paper, marked with page numbers.
Introduction- Introducing the subject, justification to why it was chosen and what is going to be achieved.
Primary Research- Summary and include primary results and analysis of them.
Secondary Research- Include references from books and website articles.
Conclusion- What has been found from research and what do they mean.
Decision- What final topic will be for FMP.
Word count and bibliography- Total amount of words and list of sources used throughout the project.
The purpose of a research project is to gain knowledge on a certain topic and to collectively present found out information from a variety of different sources, including your own.
I will be using this method to reference the sources I have used in my research project including books, websites, articles and more. It will be displayed at the end of the research project paper.
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