- •1.2 The way of a scientific theory formation
- •1.3 Types and features of scientific research
- •1.4 Research elements
- •1.5 Methodology and methods of research
- •1.6 General scientific methods of research
- •1.6.1 Methods of empirical research
- •1.6.2 Methods of theoretical knowledge
- •1.6.3 General logical methods and techniques of research
- •2.1 Scientific research technology
- •2.2 Selection of the theme of scientific research and definition of a working hypothesis
- •2. Technology of the Scientific research
- •Requirements to the selected theme
- •2.3 Definition of objectives, tasks, object and subject of study
- •2.4 Theoretical and applied research implementation
- •3 Work on writing scientific articles, monographs, reports and presentations
- •3.2 Scientific article
- •3.3 Rules for compiling the bibliographic description
- •3.4 Citation in scientific papers
- •3.5 Master's thesis
- •3.5.3 Work on the text of the master's work
- •Literature
3.5.3 Work on the text of the master's work
The second stage begins with the study of literature and note-taking on the theme of the master's work. The study of literature should start with workes, where the problem is reflected in the whole, and then move to a more narrow research. To get acquainted with the publications, in the first place, it should look to the front page, figuring out where, by whom, and when it was issued. It is necessary to revise the content of that publication to study its structure, the filling of its sections, read the Foreword, which discloses the appointment of the publication, the tasks assigned to it by the author.
In reading the publication, it is necessary to closely monitor the progress of the author's thoughts, to be able to distinguish the main points of evidence and illustrative material.
The introduction is advisable to write after having already completed the formation of the main text of the qualifying work. In the introduction the actuality of the topic, the practical significance of the study; the object, the subject, the purpose and objectives of the study are determined; the methods are discussed, by which it was carried out. It reveals the work structure, and its main content. If a student decided not to deal with certain aspects of the topic, he must indicate this in the introduction.
The mandatory part of the first chapter is a review of literature on the topic of research, in which the most valuable, relevant work (10-15 and more works) are included. The review should be a systematic analysis of the theoretical, methodological and practical novelty, significance, strengths and weaknesses of the work.
The review should not result in a full bibliographic description of publications, which are analyzed. It is enough to put down the serial number in brackets of the bibliographic description of the work in the bibliography next to the text. The review finishing should be a short conclusion on the extent of coverage of the literature the main aspects of the topic.
The logical conclusion of the qualifying work is the conclusion. Their main goal is to summarize the work. The conclusions are presented in a form of concise individual provisions, of guidelines.
Literature
1. Конверський А.Є. (ред.) Основи методології та організації наукових досліджень. Навч. посіб. для студентів, курсантів, аспірантів і ад’юнтів / за ред. А. Є. Конверського. — К.: Центр учбової літератури, 2010. — 352 с.
2. Романчиков В.І. Основи наукових досліджень. Навчальний посібник. – К.: Центр учбової літератури, 2007. – 254 с.
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