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Dissertation Mind Maps |
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The mind maps that are detailed below are a second iteration of the cause\effect diagrams that I did for my dissertation.
The cause\effect diagrams were a ‘first pass’ of what I needed to do to complete my dissertation, they were the first step in producing a plan and a defined process for the dissertation. They were not much more than a jumble of ideas. I needed to produce something better, I was going to do a second set of cause\effect diagrams but then though that mind maps would be better.
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25.2.07 |
The mind map that covers what evidence I need for the dissertation and why I need it. |
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18.2.07 |
The mind map that covers the complete process, i.e. the whole dissertation. |
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18.2.07 |
The mind map that sets the context for my dissertation. Where the dissertation is set. |
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18.2.07 |
The mind map that defines the process I will need to follow to define the ‘current situation’ of the context of my dissertation. |
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18.2.07 |
Mind map covering the subject of ‘evidence’. What I will need, the types, how I will get it etc. |
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19.2.07 |
Mind map covering all the resources I will need for my dissertation; skills, data, possible sources etc. |
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19.2.07 |
Mind map covering the research methods I will use in my dissertation. How I will collect and analyze the data, what I intend to do. |
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19.2.07 |
A description of the ‘problem domain’, similar to the context mind map but it asks more questions and states some of the, by me, perceived problems. |
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19.2.07 |
The ‘scope’ of my dissertation. A first attempt at defining the boundaries, what I will look into and what I won’t, what is to be studied and what isn’t. |
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19.2.07 |
Why am I doing the dissertation? Who are the audience? Why is it important? Who will benefit? |