Innovations, theoretical and practical value, creativity and breaking new grounds.

A real pinnacle of a thesis is a fresh new original idea/theory that unites all the material presented.

Idea, endurance, precision.

Many thanks for your concise but powerful comments Professors Len and Josef. I appreciate your kind support to the discussion. Best regards

Are the results worthwhile; free from sloppiness and vague; creativity; a convincing/coherent approach; objectivity; quality of writing; any argument/any contribution; accurate/comprehensive understanding of literature, etc.

The following publications may further help, particularly: what makes a good thesis? (see: Wellington, 2010, pp. 134-135).

• Evans, D., Gruba, P. and Zobel, J. (2014) How to Write a Better Thesis. Third edn. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing.
• Golding, C., Sharmini, S. and Lazarovitch, A. (2014) What examiners do: What thesis students should know, Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, 39, 5, pp. 563-576.
• Hartley, J. (2008) Academic Writing and Publishing: A Pactical Handbook. New York, NY: Routledge.
• Mullins, G. and Kiley, M. (2002) 'It's a PhD, not a Nobel Prize': how experienced examiners assess research theses, Studies in higher education, 27, 4, pp. 369-386.
• Wellington, J. (2010) Weaving the threads of doctoral research journeys, in Thomson, P. and Walker, M. (eds.) The Routledge Doctoral Student's Compansion: Getting to grips with research in Education and the Social Sciences. Oxon: Routledge, pp. 128-142.

A certain interest in the topic is essential, so they will try to do it justice. The worst cases try to make up for the lack of originality and genuine idea by juggling a lot of meaningless numbers in the course of statistical showcases.

Dear respected Drs Dibakar, Martin, and Kenneth,

Thank you immensely for your valuable views and very useful references. Kind regards

Innovations, theoretical and practical value, creativity and breaking new grounds.

Innovative research temper proposed by researchers with explicit purpose to promote society under sustainable development

Update, address existing problem, new methods, balance distribution of parts, commitment to the assets of simplified scientific writing simplified

A master's thesis or a good doctoral dissertation should include a new idea in the field of specialization and be written in a clear, clear, expressive and concise language as far as possible, balance between its parts, and address the problem or problems suffered by the society. The results of the research provide a simple and economical solution to the problem that it addresses.

What are the ingredients of a good thesis?

Ingredients of a good thesis include:

You can also refer to the following RG links:

https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_write_a_PhD_thesis

https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_write_thesis#view=584bc111cbd5c2db90679c9

Great views from you my dear friends Professors Amir, Han, Houda, Ali and Dr. Pankaj. They are really enlightening! Many thanks to you for sharing them and fueling the discussion with very intelligent suissions. Thank you richly

Dear friends,

Specially, what makes the title, objectives, research questions, conclusions, and recommendations of a thesis or dissertation good?

depends on the subject of the thesis as well as on the scientific content and results of the message and how to discuss, and if there is a new addition, all are poured in the degree of thesis...

With greetings

First, a new idea, then excellent results, fluent language writing and the use of modern references.

With all best wishes.

Afkar

a good thesis should provide the following

1. comprehensive knowledge and understanding of what research is all about and its challenging nature

2. stating problem or question(s), aim, objectives, and hypotheses

,3. demonstrating a good understanding of the relevant literature

4. comprehending the elements of a research data gathering and analysis

1. Introduction: The main purpose of the introduction is to receive the reader an overview of the study itself and the factors affecting the development, and in this section should the author to briefly, from two paragraphs to three paragraphs, focusing on summarizing the nature of the message in the following points:

(A) presenting the purpose and studying the hypothesis; including the author's motivation to choose the subject;

(B) The importance of the subject for the framework of the study;

(C) the stages of preparation and methods used in the study;

(D) the information that his or her peers have already addressed in the same field of research or the information on which the study is based;

(E) Provide the scope of the study, together with a general description of what the reader can expect in the remainder of the document;

(G) Finally, the introduction should end with a brief discussion of what the author expects from the value of the research project;

2. The theoretical framework of the study: It reviews the basic information needed to introduce the reader to research, information and theories. There are three general types of review of the theoretical framework: a broad scan of the subject, a focused review of a critical point of the subject, Or comprehensive criticism.

The course describes the procedures used in sufficient detail to allow others to repeat the study and verify its validity. In this section,

4. Results of the study: In this chapter, the part of the results is presented and discussed in the framework of the thesis. These two elements should be separated with the appropriate headings and sub-headings because the results section performs a different function than the discussion.

In this chapter, the reader is reminded of the initial problem or the hypothesis and linked to the results of the study, with any conclusions or any new insights arising from this work. In this chapter,

Following expert’s views.....

1. Do not try to make the experimental data fit a known theory.

2. Using experimenral data; try to develop your own empirical equation based on the operating conditions of the experiments.

3. Try to compare experimental data to simulation results; based on the empirical equation.

Plan your experiments well, meaning the objectives need to be clealry defined along with the independent and dependnet variables. Go with an open mind giving due considerations to what has already been proven or established. Collect data in an unbiased manner with honesty and integrity. See if you can explain the experimental observations with a suitable model but don't try to force the model on the data.

If the data collected is not explained by any known model, you can do one of two things: expand your theoretical horizon to see if you have missed something or add additional variables and collect some more data. Do not discard negative findings. Finally document all of these clearly into a report and publish it if you can before even defending the thesis. I had the good fortune of publishing a dozen or more papers before I even defended my dissertation. Best wishes.

I agree with Dr. Amir W. Al-Khafaji

There are many things that you are needed to know while composing good thesis paper. You have to be well versed in each of it.

1.The first thing that you are to do is to have a detailed knowledge about the choice of your subject. You have to be good in study so that you can usurp as much information as you can.

2.Try to go for a lot of detailed investigation on your work. The more you do it the better information you will collect.

3.You need to come up with a good title. The better would be the title the better would be the work.

4.You need to have a good thought process running so that whatever you create should be unique and should woe to the readers.

5.You need to concentrate more on the facts that you are providing and how can you put them in a perfect place in a meticulous way.

6.You need to make an outline of the entire project so that you can follow certain schedule to complete your work.

7.You need to come up with a good thesis statement. It should contain all the important future prospects and good ideas about your work.

8.You need to go for a good introduction. Make it as interesting as possible.

9.The editing and citation style should be maintained following proper rules.

10.Try to take help whenever you need so that you can come up with a nice work.

http://americanschoolofentrepreneurship.com/10-ingredients-of-a-great-scientific-research-paper/

Maybe this link will provide some insight:

https://books.google.com/books?id=u3j3BgAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=how+to+write+thesis&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwimgNjA-bTdAhUOVK0KHc-NCnQQuwUILDAA#v=onepage&q=how%20to%20write%20thesis&f=false

I humbly recommend my own E-textbook, which "gives the game away": https://www.amazon.com/how-research-todays-tips-tools-ebook/dp/b01i5jjdxc

Dear Dr Dickson Adom Prof Dr Subhash C. Kundu has given good note.

Thesis with a innovative message to scientific society may have academic values

Hypothesis, good design, perfect conduction, sound writing.

Key ingredients of good thesis are:

1. Originality of idea

2. Proper research methodology and sample

3. Theoretical background - literature review to be clear and concise

Nice thread. In addition to the components of thesis such as title, abstract, keywords etc. However nicely there are innovative answers here. In applied field we are thinking about problems in the community , industrial community as an example. The idea of work is the basic component, and plagiarism is another component.

Best regards

Aly

1. The right amount of background knowledge.

2. Identifying the research gaps.

3. Addressing motivations for the present investigation.

4. The accuracy of presented experimental/simulation data.

5. Applications of the proposed/developed methodology.

6. In addition, recommendations for the future work.

The key to a good thesis, is to have reliable sources and demonstrable experimental information.

I believe that scientific based and consistent argument is vital to produce quality thesis

Tops on my list is originality.

Authenticity.

Scientific rigor

Scientific methodology

The area and the new results

The benefit of the community of the possibility of application

in addition to a new knowledge innovation.

1. 'Innovation'

2. 'Original Work'

3. 'Publication under Thesis'

4. 'Lesser than 100 pages in size'

5. Precise 'Title', 'Abstract' & 'Conclusion'

All 'Five' together are ingredients of good 'Thesis'

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I have not taken any thesis supervision since 2003. Most of topics are very superficial and lacks depth argument. The other reason is that most of researchers are in hurry and lacks critical thinking. I believe that good research means that it is ADDED VALUE and adequately written and presented

Regards

Mahmoud Hewedi

I think, "problem statement" is the heart of thesis. "Objectives" must be coherent with Problem Statement...In methodology, we must have the "uniqueness".

Just sharing from my little experience..!!

I think the most important condition for the success of any thesis is to present the problem and then how to solve it

Best Regards Dickson Adom

The main of thesis, materials and methods; creative.

utility of your work during thesis work, w.r.t to society and environment

The research has practical application, benefit and value to the stakeholders such as the relevant profession, cohort and society. Is of genuine interest to the researcher, is conducted in an ethical and moral way, does no harm to participants and others. The research should also enable the researcher to develop practical research skills and application to other areas of life.