Bio490/492
Honours Thesis
An introduction to the wonderful world of biological research and the documentation of the resultant investigation. Students will carry out individual research under the supervision of a faculty member. The resulting study will be documented in a formal thesis. A departmental talk and a poster presentation are part of the thesis requirements. Research projects are chosen with the guidance of prospective thesis supervisors prior to undertaking the project. A minimum of 6 h per week devoted to the thesis, in addition to attending weekly scheduled meetings, is expected for the fall and winter terms.
From Deborah Wills: for Library Research guide, see http://library.wlu.ca/subject/biol/bi490.html
From Emmy Misser: download ppt for Abstract writing and the Science of Scientific Writing, as well as pointers for effective writing of thesis introduction and materials & methods under documents below
| Related Information | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1990 | The Science of Scientific Writing | Document |
| 2007 | How to prepare posters | Document |
| 2007 | How to write the RESULTS | Document |
| 2007 | Writing "THE THESIS" | Document |
| 2006 | Abstract Writing | Document |
| 2006 | Course outline Bio490/492 | Document |
| 2006 | Pointers for writing the introduction and materials & methods | Document |

