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Originally Posted by New Era
You are hopeless. I explained the difference between the two terms and the proper use. It is the same in Canada as the US. It depends on the type of paper you are writing and the type of research you are conducting. If you really want to get technical, the first three chapters would be considered a thesis. The last two chapters of the dissertation is normally where the doctorate is earned and differentiated.
I'm still waiting for the summary of Aslan's dissertation and for you to point out the errors in his work. And please stay off Reddit to get the summary. Your plagiarism will be easy to discover.
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It's common vernacular in Canada.
https://www.grad.ubc.ca/handbook-gra...raduate-thesis
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Your thesis will be the final product of your time in graduate school. You should be planning your thesis from the very beginning of your degree program.
A thesis is a substantial piece of scholarly writing that reflects the writer's ability to:
conduct research
communicate the research
critically analyze the literature
present a detailed methodology and accurate results
verify knowledge claims and sources meticulously
link the topic of the thesis with the broader field
A thesis at the doctoral level is called a dissertation, but dissertations and theses are usually referred to collectively as theses. There are some differences between a master's and a doctoral thesis:
A master's thesis must demonstrate that the student knows the background and principal works of the research area, and can produce significant scholarly work. It should contain some original contribution whenever possible.
A doctoral thesis must contain a substantial contribution of new knowledge to the field of study. It presents the results and an analysis of original research, and should be significant enough to be published.
The UBC Library keeps copies of all theses written by UBC graduate students. Take a look for examples of theses in your area of interest. Your graduate program or supervisor may also have copies on hand.
Do not follow the formatting of these theses. Please refer to Masters and Doctoral Thesis Preparation and Submission on this web site for formatting details.
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Now stop embarrassing yourself.
