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    The document provides guidelines for presenting a research work or seat work for architecture students. It outlines the required sections which are: I) Introduction/background which describes the topic and provides sufficient context, II) Objectives which specifies the intentions of the paper, III) Contents which details the facts and objectives, and IV) Conclusion which summarizes without repeating what was presented. It also provides examples of correct citation format and emphasizes including references for all sourced information. Key aspects are providing an original introduction from the student, using action verbs for the objectives, and citing sources to avoid plagiarism.

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    The document provides guidelines for presenting a research work or seat work for architecture students. It outlines the required sections which are: I) Introduction/background which describes the topic and provides sufficient context, II) Objectives which specifies the intentions of the paper, III) Contents which details the facts and objectives, and IV) Conclusion which summarizes without repeating what was presented. It also provides examples of correct citation format and emphasizes including references for all sourced information. Key aspects are providing an original introduction from the student, using action verbs for the objectives, and citing sources to avoid plagiarism.

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    The document provides guidelines for presenting a research work or seat work for architecture students. It outlines the required sections which are: I) Introduction/background which describes the topic and provides sufficient context, II) Objectives which specifies the intentions of the paper, III) Contents which details the facts and objectives, and IV) Conclusion which summarizes without repeating what was presented. It also provides examples of correct citation format and emphasizes including references for all sourced information. Key aspects are providing an original introduction from the student, using action verbs for the objectives, and citing sources to avoid plagiarism.

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    The document provides guidelines for presenting a research work or seat work for architecture students. It outlines the required sections which are: I) Introduction/background which describes the topic and provides sufficient context, II) Objectives which specifies the intentions of the paper, III) Contents which details the facts and objectives, and IV) Conclusion which summarizes without repeating what was presented. It also provides examples of correct citation format and emphasizes including references for all sourced information. Key aspects are providing an original introduction from the student, using action verbs for the objectives, and citing sources to avoid plagiarism.

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    COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT:
    SUBJECT:
    TIME SCHEDULE:
    Room:

    RESEARCH WORK NO.:


    RESEARCH WORK TITLE:
    RESEARCH WORK DUE:

    Reference/s:

    STUDENT:

    INSTRUCTOR:

    THE CONTENTS OF A RESEARCH WORK OR SEAT WORK:

    I. Introduction/background:
    Page 2 of 4

    As a student of architecture, the major part of your education is always accompanied by research. For
    your introduction it must state the following:
    A. Describe the topic.
    B. Tell what to expect from the paper.
    C. Sufficient background information helps your reader determine if you have a
    basic understanding of the research problem being investigated and
    promotes confidence in the overall quality of your analysis and findings. This
    information provides the reader with the essential context needed to
    understand the research problem and its significance.
    NOTE: Minimize using related literatures. Your introduction/background for the research/seat work
    must originally comes from you.

    II. Objectives of this research: (Provide atleast (3) three sentences or one paragraph as your
    introduction before presenting your objectives).
    Every research work must specify or point out your intentions.
    A. Explain what your paper will prove.
    B. Explain what the research work wanted to attain.
    Example: 1. To identify the different type of houses.
    Example: 2. To enumerate the advantages and disadvantages of a Duplex
    House compare with bungalow house.

    Note: Refer to the Bloom’s Taxonomy for the action verbs to be used.

    III. Contents of the research topic: (Provide atleast (3) three sentences or one paragraph as your
    introduction for this part). Base from your objectives show now the details or facts of your stated
    objectives.
    1. The different type of houses. Explain what are these different type of houses by
    definition and provide photos with source (references).
    2. The advantages and disadvantages of a Duplex House. Itemize and explain these.

    IV. Conclusion:
    Summarizing your thoughts and conveying the larger significance of your topic. The Write up is an
    opportunity to briefly answer the "So What?" question by placing the topic within the context of past
    research about the topic you have investigated. Avoid repeating what was stated or presented in the
    contents of your research. This will be the part of your research to discuss your findings.

    INCORRECT RESEARCH WORK PRESENTATION: Example Only

    Q. What is a duplex house?


    Duplex/Single Attached – is a dwelling containing 2 or more separate living units each of which is
    separated from another by party or lot lines walls and provided with independent access, services, and
    use of land. Such dwelling shall include duplexes, quadruplex or terraces, and cluster housing.

    On the other hand, as a house having separate apartments for two families, especially a two-story
    house having a complete apartment on each floor and two separate entrances.
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    Comment: NO CITATION (Meaning NO REFERENCE where this article came from)

    CORRECT RESEARCH WORK PRESENTATION: Example Only

    Q. What is a duplex house?


    As stated in RULE V MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS Section 19. Definition of terms.
    (HLURB 2008, p.49), Duplex/Single Attached – is a dwelling containing 2 or more separate living
    units each of which is separated from another by party or lot lines walls and provided with
    independent access, services, and use of land. Such dwelling shall include duplexes, quadruplex or
    terraces, and cluster housing.

    On the other hand, www.dictionary.com defines a duplex. As a house having separate apartments for
    two families, especially a two-story house having a complete apartment on each floor and two
    separate entrances. (http://www.dictionary.com/browse/duplex-house).

     Comment: The above two paragraph indicates the sources of article.

    Additional sample:

    REFERENCE/S:
    • Book
    Fajardo, Max Jr. B. (2002). Planning and designers’ handbook. 2nd ed. Quezon City: 5138
    Merchandising.
    • Article in an Internet Periodical
    Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Date of publication). Title of article. Title of journal, volume
    number(issue number if available). Retrieved month day, year, from http://Web address.
    Page 4 of 4

    http://www.negoline.com/Portfolio_Seiten/24_Duplex.html

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