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    This document outlines the standard format and order of sections for a traditional thesis or dissertation, including prefactory pages like the title page, approval page, abstract, and table of contents, as well as the body of the text which typically begins with chapters introducing the problem's significance, a literature review, and a theoretical framework.

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    This document outlines the standard format and order of sections for a traditional thesis or dissertation, including prefactory pages like the title page, approval page, abstract, and table of contents, as well as the body of the text which typically begins with chapters introducing the problem's significance, a literature review, and a theoretical framework.

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    and may be included in a chapter of its own or included in the same chapter as the literature

    review. The important sections and their order of appearance are presented below.

    3.1 Format for Traditional Theses/Dissertations

    In order of appearance:

    Prefatory pages

    Frontispiece or Quote page (optional)

    Title page (see example)

    Approval page (provided by FGS to student)

    Dedication (optional)

    Acknowledgements (optional)

    Abstract (see example)

    Preface (optional)

    Table of Contents (see example)

    List of Tables (see example)

    List of Figures and Illustrations

    List of Plates

    List of Symbols, Nomenclature, or Abbreviations (if any)

    Body of Text

    Chapter 1 Significance of the problem

    Chapter 2 Literature Review

    Chapter 3 Theoretical Framework

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