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Unit 1 Topic
1£®1 What topic to choose
1£®2 How to choose a topic
1£®3 How to elaborate a topic
1£®4 Tasks

Unit 2 Sources
2£®1 Using library database
2£®2 Evaluating source materials
2£®3 Reading source materials
2£®4 Tasks

Unit 3 Thesis and Title
3£®1 What is a thesis
3£®2 How to formulate and refine a thesis
3£®3 How to word the thesis
3£®4 How to compose a title
3£®5 Tasks

Unit 4 Outline
4£®1 Structure of an outline
4£®2 Major requirements for wording an outline
4£®3 Tasks

Unit 5 Abstract
5£®1 Essentials of an abstract
5£®2 Key words
5£®3 Tasks

Unit 6 Introduction
6£®1 Essentials in an introduction
6£®2 Differences between an abstract and an introduction
6£®3 Tasks

Unit 7 Literature Review
7£®1 Review focuses
7£®2 Organization of literature review
7£®3 Verb tense
7£®4 Reporting verbs
7£®5 Paraphrasing
7£®6
Unity
7£®7 Cohesion and Coherence
7£®8 Metadiscoursal elements
7£®9 Tasks

Unit 8 Methodology
8£®1 Quantitative and qualitative me thods
8£®2 The methods section of a research paper
8£®3 Tasks

Unit 9 Results
9£®1 Presenting and organizing the results
9£®2 Providing tables and figures
9£®3 Tasks

Unit 10 Discussion
10£®1 General rules for a discussion
10£®2 Steps in writing the discussion
10£®3 Task

Unit 11 Conclusion
11£®1 Approaches to a conclusion
11£®2 Tasks

Unit 12 Citations and References
12£®1 In-text citations
12£®2 References
12£®3 Plagiarism
12£®4 Tasks

Unit 13 Peer-Review and Revision
13£®1 Peer-review
13£®2 Research paper peer-review guidelines
13£®3 Revision
13£®4 Tasks

Unit 14 Presentation Content and Structure
14£®1 Introduction
14£®2 Body
14£®3 Conclusion
14£®4 Transitions
14£®5 Tasks

Unit 15 Speech Delivery
15£®1 Essentials for delivering a good speech
15£®2 Aspects of good delivery
15£®3 Visual aids
15£®4 Questions and answers
15£®5 Tasks

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