"CHAPTER 2 (Thesis Content: Text/Body)" matches the description. "Review of Related Literature and Studies" is commonly Chapter 2 of a thesis. References and studies provide context for the study issue in this chapter.
It entails summarizing local and foreign literature related to study goals.
As described, "Highlights research and researcher's contribution to knowledge. The "SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY" describes the study's expected consequences on theory or practice "thesis body section.
The thesis emphasizes the research's value, prospective additions to knowledge or practice, and potential effects on existing ideas or practices.
As described, "Research schedule. It's a draft study writing schedule.
Expense-itemized proposal (excluded in our thesis proposal). "After proposal acceptance, this is final" fits the "TIMETABLE" notion." A timetable lists the actions, tasks, and milestones for completing a research assignment, including writing.
"Science and formula" matches "Pure Research." Pure research seeks to increase knowledge and understanding without seeking instant solutions.
It entails studying scientific theories and concepts without a practical objective.
As described, "Neighborhood zoning is often available through the city planning office. "NEIGHBORHOOD COMPATIBILITY" includes architectural patterns, street illumination, building condition, and site surrounds "site selection factor.
Neighborhood compatibility is how well a proposed development matches a neighborhood's architectural patterns, urban design elements, and surroundings.
Long-term surveys collect data and insights on a certain issue over a long period of time.
Long-term surveys collect data over weeks, months, or years.
"Educational research on current events" matches "DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH." Descriptive research involves systematic data collection and description without influencing variables.
It strives to accurately depict contemporary events.
Chapter 3 of the thesis text/body outlines the study's research methods.
Readers must comprehend the study's methodology and conclusions.
As described, "Inform non-experts. Study terms. "1.6 DEFINITION OF TERMS" is alphabetical "part in the thesis text.
This section, usually in Chapter 1 or the thesis's introduction, clarifies key terms and concepts to help readers, especially non-specialists, understand them.
As described, "A page thanking the researcher's friends, consultants, advisers, dean, college staff, and others who helped complete the study.<br. "It may also specify the substantial contribution made, whether technical or moral," corresponds with "ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" material "introductory section of the thesis.
"DEMOGRAPHIC PATTERNS (Site Selection Factors)" describes it.
In urban planning and architecture, demographic trends determine a site's accessibility and suitability based on the population's features and activities.
"List of a planned written questions, related to a particular topic with space provided for indicating the response of each question," "Intended for submission to a number of persons for reply commonly used in normative survey studies and - In the measurement of attitudes and opinions," describes a "QUESTIONNAIRE." A questionnaire is a research tool that asks respondents structured questions to acquire data.
Survey research collects data on views, opinions, behaviors, and other pertinent issues using it.
"Applied research requires problem-solving." Applied research solves real-world challenges.
It uses knowledge to solve real problems in different fields, including architecture.
As described, "Thesis info. Final thesis materials. Chapter ends. Data, instrument, and source. "REFERENCE" directs readers to authentic sources and materials "part in the thesis's end matter.
The thesis's reference section lists all sources, documents, data, instruments, and materials.
"As the experimenter modifies independent variables, conditions or features develop or disappear" describes "DEPENDENT VARIABLES." An experimental research measures the dependent variable's response to changes in the independent variable (s).
The independent variable affects the outcome (s).
"Design Solutions" such "Idea," "Site Development Plan/s," "Floorplans," "Height/s," "Sections," "Architectural Bay Details," "Structural Bay Details & Framing," and "Views" match to "CHAPTER 9" of the thesis text/body.
This chapter may include design solutions and architectural details for the thesis project.
