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- How to Write a Thesis Statement A successful thesis needs a well-explained thesis statement that provides a clear idea of the main argument. Here are some guidelines that graduate students may find useful. They resulted from the many research interviews that the Information Services Department conducted with users.
- Thesis Manual Download Thesis/Dissertation/Project template to help you write your thesis in the format required. Read the guidelines and download the document at Thesis Manual.
- Literature Review A literature review is a "re" view of what
has already been written about the topic you have selected. It is looking
at and examining the research that has been published about the topic
by recognized scholars and researchers. It also provides background
information and a historical perspective to see how others have tackled
the topic.
Literature Review Chart (in .pdf format)
- Cite your Sources The University Libraries subscribe to a Citation Management Software (Refworks) that will assist you in creating your own database of references. Information sessions are offered by appointment through the Information Services Department. Read more about How to Cite your sources.
- Copyright is designed primarily to protect authors from extensive and commercial copying of their works. More information provides details of the Universal Copyright Convention as well as the text of the Law in Lebanon.
- Plagiarism
The AUB Student Handbook describes plagiarism as follows:
“Plagiarism exists when students claim as their own the work of others. Students who fail to credit properly ideas or materials taken from another, commit plagiarism. Putting your name on a piece of work – any part of which is not yours – constitutes plagiarism, unless that piece is clearly marked and the work from which you have borrowed is fully identified. Plagiarism is a violation of the University’s academic regulations and is subject to disciplinary action.” Read more about Plagiarism.
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