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Proposal and Interim Report (You must read both of those documents attached before starting to write the order) !
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In this order I need a dissertation that will conclude the proposal and interim report on a wider aspect and it must have 8000-8500 words for the main body of the report, excluding appendices. However, I do want you to include an explaining (1000 words) about the program that I have created using netbeans which will allow any firm or user of storing a small human resource management system database.
Note: The program screenshots are attached in the file of ( Program Screenshots )
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The rest of the word count (7000-7500) and that would be an extend of the Proposal and Interim Report
Please bare in mind that the whole body must between (8000-8500) word count and everything must be linked to the Proposal and Interim Report
• Formatting guidelines
The document should be produced in black type in 12 point Arial font.
• Use a line spacing of 1.5
• Margins should be not less than 30mm on the side of the binding and not less than 20mm on each of the other sides (right, top and bottom).
• All pages should be numbered consecutively (including contents, through to references and appendices). If appropriate contents and references can be numbered separately.
• Page numbers should be located centrally in the bottom margin (about 10mm up).
• Drawings should be in black. Photographs may monochrome or be in colour, providing that they remain understandable if a monochrome photocopy is taken.
• Numbers and captions to figures and tables should be at the bottom of the figure or table. If the figure or table is mounted sideways into the report, then its bottom is on the right hand side of the report.
• The report itself should not normally contain more than 80 tables or figures, and should be bound as a single volume.
The final document must contain of the following sections
• Title Page
• Acknowledgements
• Abstract or Summary
• Table of Contents
• Introduction
• Research
• Methodology
• Results or findings
• Discussion
• Conclusion
• Recommendations
• References and Bibliography
• Appendices
Title Page
• Appropriate (clear and precise) title
• Author
• Date
Acknowledgements
Abstract or Summary
• Summarise content of report
• Outline aim, methods used and results achieved
• Should include the main conclusion or recommendation
• Is usually written after the main report
• Is the only section read by some (busy) readers
Table of Contents
• Indicates the structure of the report and used for navigation
• Useful for reference to specific sections
• Can use table of contents facility in WORD to generate automatically using headers
• May include separate list of figures
Introduction
• Set the scene, terms of reference and scope
• Restate the research question posed in the project title
• Engage with the topic
• Establish approach to the question
• Provide any necessary background or context
• Identify the purpose
• Identify the content
• Identify the audience
• Identify the methodology
• Keep the introduction relatively short
Research
• Overview of subject area
• Literature review
• Critically review relevant sources
• Scholarly work, e.g. textbooks
• Research material, e.g. journal papers
• Identify different approaches, contradictions, strengths and weaknesses
• Draw your own conclusions, particularly concerning completeness, quality, relevance and implications for your work
• Summary of existing approaches (methods) and technologies
• Discuss relevant professional issues
• Evaluation of appropriate relevant hardware and software
Methodology
• Method – Justification of developmental methods and the form of your investigation
• What you did, step by step, and how
• How the system was specified
• Project management issues
• How data was collected and analysed
• Risk analysis and management
• Testing and evaluation strategy
• Present information in logical sequence
• Present arguments for advantage, disadvantage etc
• Break down into logical sections
• Provide sufficient information for the work to be repeated
Results or findings
• Logical progression or flow that should lead to the results or findings (report tells a story)
• Outline the main evidence (e.g. discuss results) and lead to your findings/conclusions
• Testing and evaluation results
• Results – your findings when the results are explained
• Consideration of legal, social, ethical, environmental etc issues
Discussion
• Relate results to title and project aim
• Identify key issues
• Relate results to each other to demonstrate consistency
• Critical reflection of project achievement
• Critical assessment of methods used
• Consideration of wider issues including professional issues, risk and non-functional requirements
• Critical self reflection
• Aim to give a balanced view
Conclusion
• Highlight key issues raised
• Summarize your argument or findings
• Reflect on results and achievement, contribution to body of knowledge
• Identify wider implications
• Identify any shortcomings
• Avoid introducing new arguments or material
• Relatively short section
Recommendations
• Give overall conclusion in relation to project aim
• Recommendations should follow logically from content or arguments given in the main body
• Suggestions for future work
References and Bibliography
• Ensure relevance of each reference and complete and in correct and consistent format, (Harvard)!
• Information must be included in the essay to enable the reader to trace the stated evidence
• As reference + citation (normally)
• Inserted as a footnote (exceptionally, as an immediate point of clarification)
• Reference material places the work within the body of knowledge
• Provide sufficient information to allow the reader to trace all the material required
• List references alphabetically by author
• Example:
Acts of Parliament (UK Statutes)
Great Britain. Human Rights Act 1998: Elizabeth ll. Chapter 42. (1998). London: The Stationery Office
Appendices
• Should be used sparingly
• Used to include relevant technical material such as raw data, calculations, tables, original source material
• Do not include material content that is easily available and not vital to the report integrity
• Material the reader will need but if included in the main body would detract from the main logical arguments
Screenshot of the Human Resources Project (They must be used as appendices) are attached in one of the folders
Note that the program, can edit, add, delete employees which will make it a possible management solution for any company
Note that I will need a plagiarism check on the order
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