At the end of the module/subject Academic Writing, the participants are requested to write a shor... more At the end of the module/subject Academic Writing, the participants are requested to write a short research report (not an essay or article) as a partial evaluation tool of the module fulfillment. By doing this, the participants will display what they are supposed to have gained after attending the subject as a foundation for their graduation thesis writing later. The aims for doing this assignment are claimed for the participants to:-display their background knowledge about academic writing in presenting their ideas and arguments through comparison, definition, illustration, cause and effect analysis and so on in their writing;-display their skills in writing academically through the use of different sub-skills: defining audience, purpose, and writing topic; selecting organization and presentation patterns; and using academic language;-display their ability to employ formal language and academic honesty to present ideas in their writing;-write up a complete product where they apply what they have studied in the module to creating a research report;-display ability to work in a group/team (2 members) on a writing project in which the selected leadership and fruitful interrelations among its members will be reflected in the quality of their product. Note: The research paper should be done in pairs (groups of two, ONLY one group of three if any); not less than 7 and not more than 15 pages long (front and back covers excluded); paper size: A4; font: Times New Roman; spacing: 1,5; page setup: top 2,5cm, right 2,0cm, left:3.0cm, bottom 2,5cm, letter size: 14). An abstract (60-100 wds), followed by the outline, and in-text and end-of-text references are requested to be contained in the writing. The report text should include: 1) Introduction/Rationale, 2) Aims and objectives of study, 3) Literature review and/or theoretical background (in-text references included), 4) Methodology (research questions, approach, methods and techniques of study), 5) Findings/Results (tables and/or figures included), 6) Discussion/Conclusion, 7)References.
At the end of the module/subject Academic Writing, the participants are requested to write a shor... more At the end of the module/subject Academic Writing, the participants are requested to write a short research report (not an essay or article) as a partial evaluation tool of the module fulfillment. By doing this, the participants will display what they are supposed to have gained after attending the subject as a foundation for their graduation thesis writing later. The aims for doing this assignment are claimed for the participants to:-display their background knowledge about academic writing in presenting their ideas and arguments through comparison, definition, illustration, cause and effect analysis and so on in their writing;-display their skills in writing academically through the use of different sub-skills: defining audience, purpose, and writing topic; selecting organization and presentation patterns; and using academic language;-display their ability to employ formal language and academic honesty to present ideas in their writing;-write up a complete product where they apply what they have studied in the module to creating a research report;-display ability to work in a group/team (2 members) on a writing project in which the selected leadership and fruitful interrelations among its members will be reflected in the quality of their product. Note: The research paper should be done in pairs (groups of two, ONLY one group of three if any); not less than 7 and not more than 15 pages long (front and back covers excluded); paper size: A4; font: Times New Roman; spacing: 1,5; page setup: top 2,5cm, right 2,0cm, left:3.0cm, bottom 2,5cm, letter size: 14). An abstract (60-100 wds), followed by the outline, and in-text and end-of-text references are requested to be contained in the writing. The report text should include: 1) Introduction/Rationale, 2) Aims and objectives of study, 3) Literature review and/or theoretical background (in-text references included), 4) Methodology (research questions, approach, methods and techniques of study), 5) Findings/Results (tables and/or figures included), 6) Discussion/Conclusion, 7)References.
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