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    An abstract is a concise summary of a research paper or thesis that is typically 250 words. It provides a high-level overview of the paper's content and should be written last. Abstracts allow readers to quickly understand the paper's relevance and decide whether to read the full paper. When writing an abstract, authors should include the paper's background and importance, the problem it addresses, the methodology used, the main results and findings, and any implications or applications of the research.

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    An abstract is a concise summary of a research paper or thesis that is typically 250 words. It provides a high-level overview of the paper's content and should be written last. Abstracts allow readers to quickly understand the paper's relevance and decide whether to read the full paper. When writing an abstract, authors should include the paper's background and importance, the problem it addresses, the methodology used, the main results and findings, and any implications or applications of the research.

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    An abstract is a concise summary of a research paper or thesis that is typically 250 words. It provides a high-level overview of the paper's content and should be written last. Abstracts allow readers to quickly understand the paper's relevance and decide whether to read the full paper. When writing an abstract, authors should include the paper's background and importance, the problem it addresses, the methodology used, the main results and findings, and any implications or applications of the research.

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    WRITING AN ABSTRACT FOR RESEARCH

    PAPER

    DESI ROCHMAWATI
    What is Abstract?

    • An abstract is a concise summary of a research paper


    on entire thesis.
    • It is an original work, consist of 250 words in length
    which is indented and single spaced.
    • It is immediately following the title and should be the
    last thing you write
    Why write an abstract?

    • Abstracts allow readers who maybe interested in the paper to


    quickly decide whether it is relevant to their purpose or
    whether they need to read the whole paper.
    • Writing abstract is necessary to:
    - submission of articles to journals
    - application for research grants
    - completion and submission of theses
    - submission of proposals for conference papers
    What to include in an Abstract?
    1. Reasons for Writing/Background
    What is importance of the research?
    2. Problem
    What problem does this work attempt to solve?
    What is the scope of the project?
    3. Methodology
    Specific models or approaches used in the larger study
    4. Results
    specific data that indicates the results of the project
    Discuss the findings in a more general way
    5. Impications
    Are there any practical or theoretical applications from your findings or
    implications for future research?
    • Koopman, Phil. How to Write an Abstract

    http://www.ece.cmu.edu/-koopman/essays/abstract.
    html
    > accessed 12 December 2016

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