Topic: Human error approach to aviation incidents
Details:
Use the dissertation proposal as a guide if required. It should give you an idea what my dissertation is about.
Also, please reference and cite through out the paragraphs.
*Uses literature to make a case for research
*Employs appropriate referencing (throughout the project)
*Shows evidence of analysis and evaluation
*Overall approach is rigorous and detailed
*Identifies themes and concepts clearly
*States a hypothesis or defines the research problem
This is to help you write the literature review:
The literature review is an examination of background knowledge in relation to your research topic. You will need to read widely - textbooks and journal articles are particularly important but you may also use appropriate electronic sources. You are expected to identify the commonalities and differences between different sources. A literature review is not simply a summary of individual sources; it must take an overview of the literature and discuss the different views that exist regarding the topic and concepts involved in your project.
This section should be a systematic, up-to-date and fully referenced survey of available and relevant information. There is probably a great amount of literature on your topic; you must communicate relevant material from this into a coherent argument. You should try to summarise points in your own words - paraphrase - and avoid excessive use of quotations. You should proceed from the general to the specific, starting first with core texts in your subject area and moving from these to specialist subject texts written by experts in the field, and concluding with the most up-to-date information you can find. If appropriate, you may wish to include material such as diagrams of theoretical models or other relevant illustrations that relate to issues that you discuss.
As you write you should develop a clear structure, commenting on themes and concepts as you go. Your literature review should lead the reader somewhere, so that he or she knows:
what is already known about the topic
what could be added to current knowledge and understanding
how your research will help to add to current knowledge and understanding
Remember that your findings are intended to build on what is already known - you are not expected to research into areas that have never previously been investigated.
The suggested length of this section is approximately 2500 - 3000 words.
No# of Pages:12 pages (3,000 words)
Paper Style:Harvard
Attachment:- research-proposal-word.rar