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12. Section 6: Timetable of Activity. You should complete the GANTT chart below.
Part-time students will undertake the dissertation over 30 weeks, full-time students over 18 weeks.
Make sure you know your final hand-in date.
It may make sense to work backwards from that.
(You may wish to alter this timetable of activity to reflect your activity over weeks rather than months -- this is entirely up to you.)
Task
Month 1
Month 2
Month 3
Month 4
Month 5
Month 6
Month 7
Scheme briefing
Taught support
Complete proposal
Submit proposal
Allocated supervisor
Contact supervisor
Literature review
Methodology chapter
Data collection
Data analysis
Findings chapter
Discussion chapter
Conclusion
Recommendations
Introduction
Abstract
Complete first draft
Rewrites
Complete final draft
Printing / binding
Submission
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Question
Yes
No
N/A
1. Does the aim and method of your research respect the independence of your participants?
2. Are measures in place to ensure confidentiality for participants?
3. Are participants clearly asked to give consent...
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