Please provide only detailed answers. How do i write the methodology chapter for

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Please provide only detailed answers.

How do i write the methodology chapter for a Computer Science dissertation?

The dissertation will be on developing a piece of software (Online Job Portal) and i am struggling with how to write the methodology chapter and what the chapter should include before the implementation stage.

Can anyone lend a hand?

Thanks.

Hi, please i need only detailed answers on this as i am trying to develop my Masters thesis write up. Developing a thesis topic "Development of an Online Job Portal targeted at Entry level and Blue Collar Job seekers to tackle Unemployment in India" How do i go about structuring Chapter 3 &4? ·What aspects should be covered? And what questions must be resolved? I need a sort of guideline on how to proceed with these. Thanks

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Dissertation methodology is a distinct chapter that describe the methods by which the researcher aproaches the problemand collects data through research. The purpose of the report methodology is define a problem possible variables that the researcher may face during his/he research.

The mothodology dissertation describes the means by which a researcher shares his/her perception of a problem that has lead to his/her desiire to research a particular subject.The methodology outlines the general methods that the researcher plans to use to draw conclusions about the problem as well as his/her philosophical reasons for using the stated methods. The methodology should provide a description of methods that will be used to collect and analyze data,but the methodology doesn't describe specific steps that will be use. Thus, deseration methodologies aren't step-by-step explanations of how a researcher arrives at a conclusion. The dissertation methodology isn't a set of scientific methods or a recipe.

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