Dissertation definition

Dissertation means a work involving personal research, that is (a) capable of being recorded in any form or medium, and (b) capable of being evaluated, that is submitted for a degree and satisfies degree specific requirements (for doctoral degrees, see “thesis”).

Dissertation means a minor thesis to be submitted at the end of a research work carried out by each student on a specific area.

Dissertation means a document prepared as part of a graduate doctoral program that includes, at a minimum, separate sections that:

Examples of Dissertation in a sentence

• The work on the Dissertation will take place at the company’s premises, Indicate location.

• During the stay in the company for the writing of the Dissertation, the student will be covered by the Mandatory School Insurance, benefiting from the same guarantees as those existing during the school term in case of an accident in the place where the Dissertation is being undertaken or on the journey to and from that place.

• The parties may, at any time, terminate this agreement, provided that the completion of the Dissertation is considered damaging to the normal activity of the Company or is deemed educationally inappropriate by FEUP or the Student manifests interest in doing so.

• This Agreement shall commence on the start date of the period for the writing of the Dissertation and shall terminate on the date of its completion.

More Definitions of Dissertation

Dissertation means a written report, to be submitted as part of the fulfilment conditions for a master’s qualification. A dissertation could be either in the traditional form of a research report or a collection of articles or essays. In some cases, the output may be expanded, supplemented or supported through patents, designs, artefacts, computer code, or other material or intangible items produced in the course of the research, which faculty regulations may specify as an explicit requirement of the degree.

Dissertation means a minor thesis to be submitted at the end of a research work carried out by each student under the supervision of a teacher in the parent department on a specific area.

Dissertation means the written work submitted in fulfilment or in partial fulfilment of the requirements set for obtaining a master’s degree and constituting 50 percent or more of such requirements;

Dissertation means a substantial piece of independent work, synthesising earlier learning, which may be a written piece of work, a project incorporating a report, an artefact incorporating a commentary or equivalent piece of work original to the author, critically reflective and, unless exceptional circumstances prevail, produced under staff supervision;

Dissertation means report of academic study presented by the student to fulfil the requirement for the master’s by research and coursework (mixed mode) study programme.

Dissertation means a document prepared as part of a graduate doctoral program that includes, at a minimum, sepa- rate sections that:

Dissertation means a long document on a particular subject in connection with the project /research/ field work etc.