Defense Procedure for Environmental Science Researchers
Deliberate About Your Research Operations in Context - It is expected of you to be familiar with your project or seminar research work. If you are not sure whether your research is laborious, check out the sections below for some recommended points of study (Law in Environmental Decision-Making; National, European, and International Perspectives). The subsequent sections present crucial factors to consider when determining whether or not your research project is laborious.
- Abstract
CHAPTER ONE
- Motivation / Statement of Problems
- Aim (Purpose) of the Study
- Specific Objectives of the Study
- Scope of Study
- Significance of Study
CHAPTER TWO
- State two or more citation from your review of related literature.
CHAPTER THREE
- In this chapter, the methodologies, tools and techniques used is expected to be known by the researcher.
CHAPTER FOUR
- In this chapter, you are expected to justify your research work and discuss the relevant findings with reference to your objectives of study.
CHAPTER FIVE
- Conclusion and Recommendation
Dress Code: Your dress code should be cooperate wear for example; putting on suit and tie during project defense gives you an automatic mark without a word.
External Examiner / Supervisor Questioning & Student Answering: Questions will be sourced from your research work and any difficult or unknown question not related to your research, kindly say "Sorry Sir/Madam, the question asked is not within my scope of study".