Writing a Dissertaton

This book provides a detailed, step-by-step resource for those who are pursuing a doctorate or are preparing to begin a doctoral program and will be writing a dissertation. It provides helpful information and tips on virtually every area of the dissertation process, from topic development to your dissertation defense. This is a useful guide to help anyone within their dissertation process, and even includes some examples of an annotated bibliography, how that annotation translates into a component of the literature review, and how to provide an overview of instrumentation. These were all direct excerpts from the author's own dissertation. The dissertation process is long and tedious. Often there are a lot of questions and endless frustration. This guide will help to minimize that frustration and offers exceptional insights from the author's own experiences through the dissertation process. From outlining to prospectus to proposal to dissertation, the guide breaks down the process and makes helpful hints throughout the way (even how to ensure that the headers are accurate and that the List of Tables and List of Figures are accurate).