appendices section
Creating an appendix
section
An
appendix (plural is "appendices")
is a section added to the end of your dissertation. It includes
material that expands and explains the subject matter you have
discussed in earlier sections. Each appendix should cover a distinct
aspect of your subject. Follow the steps below and you will learn how
to write an appendix and its importance to your writing.
The appendices section should contain all the additional matter that
you’ve referenced in the main body of your dissertation and
the
reader may find interesting. It can contain transcripts of interviews,
statistical research, a copy of a questionnaire you deployed as part of
your methodology, images, diagrams, graphs, and so on. If you have a
large amount of significant matter, it might be worth having more than
one appendix, so Appendix A might contain images, Appendix B interview
transcripts. Keep it ordered and make sure you caption everything to
explain what it is. Do not include everything you used in the overall
design of your dissertation, you do not want the reader to lose
attention and interest right at the very end. An appendix can be a
valuable addition to your paper. It will give additional support
and/or
clarification to the points you make in the paper. If you learn how to
write an appendix you can add a touch of professionalism to your
writing. Be sure to add appendices for the right reasons.
Don’t
use them to expand the length of your dissertation; the appendices do
not
ordinarily add to the page count of your dissertation or thesis.
Numerous items are appropriate for inclusion in the appendix. The
nature of your dissertation will determine what is appropriate. Consult
with your dissertation supervisor for specific requirements. The
following are some examples of material that might be included;
• Copy of questionnaire or survey
• Copies of personal correspondence
• Interview questions
• Transcripts of interviews
• Large graphs
• Maps
• Illustrations or photographs
• Explanation of technical information or formulas
• Diagrams
• Raw data
And that’s it, everything you need to include. As with
everything, it’s a good idea to check with your dissertation
supervisor before handing in as they’re the authority on how
your
University wants your dissertation. Remember, it’s the
starting
that’s the hard part, once you’ve sat down and
committed
the time, it should come quite easily.
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