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    An oral defense is an oral examination where a student defends their thesis to experts as part of their degree requirements. A thesis abstract is a summary of the complete work that should include an introduction, body, and conclusion highlighting the major points of the research and explaining its importance, purpose, methods, key findings, and conclusions. There are two main types of abstracts - descriptive abstracts indicate the type of information in the work without judgments or conclusions, while informative abstracts describe the major points of the project including background and purpose but not methods, results or conclusions for research papers.

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    An oral defense is an oral examination where a student defends their thesis to experts as part of their degree requirements. A thesis abstract is a summary of the complete work that should include an introduction, body, and conclusion highlighting the major points of the research and explaining its importance, purpose, methods, key findings, and conclusions. There are two main types of abstracts - descriptive abstracts indicate the type of information in the work without judgments or conclusions, while informative abstracts describe the major points of the project including background and purpose but not methods, results or conclusions for research papers.

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    An oral defense is an oral examination where a student defends their thesis to experts as part of their degree requirements. A thesis abstract is a summary of the complete work that should include an introduction, body, and conclusion highlighting the major points of the research and explaining its importance, purpose, methods, key findings, and conclusions. There are two main types of abstracts - descriptive abstracts indicate the type of information in the work without judgments or conclusions, while informative abstracts describe the major points of the project including background and purpose but not methods, results or conclusions for research papers.

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    RESEARCH EVALUATION

    CHECKLIST FOR ORAL


    DEFENSE AND THESIS
    ABSTRACT
    What is Oral Defense?
    AN ORAL DEFENSE OR VIVA IS AN ORAL
    EXAMINATION IN WHICH A STUDENT DEFENDS
    HIS/HER THESIS TO AN AUDIENCE OF EXPE RTS
    AS PART OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR HIS/HER
    DEGREE.
    RESEARCH EVALUATION
    CHECKLIST FOR ORAL
    DEFENSE
    What is Thesis Abstract?
    Is an essential part of the dissertation paper.
    It is a summary of a complete work. It should
    have an intro, body and conclusion. Abstracts
    highlight major points of your research and
    explain why your work is important; what
    your purpose was, how you went about your
    project, what you learned, and what you
    concluded.
    Types of Abstract

    Descriptive Abstract - a descriptive abstract


    indicates the type of information found in the
    work. It makes no judgements about the work,
    nor does it provide results or conclusion of the
    research.
    Types of Abstract

    Informative Abstract - Describes the major


    points of the project to the reader. Includes the
    background, purpose and focus of the paper or
    article, but never the methods, results and
    conclusions, if it is a research paper. odies

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