A journal is a narrative study of the research conducted on a particular issue. It is the representation of facts and figures pertaining to issues that support a broad picture.
More often than not, journals are published to support a PhD thesis. On an average, a student publishes 2 journals during the course of his thesis. A journal need not be on the same topic as the thesis. However, it should be remotely/ closely related to the thesis.
There is a specific format for journal-writing:
- Title
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Literature review
- Methodology
- Data analysis and results
- Conclusion
- References
Writing a journal is like writing the thesis itself, but it is done on a much narrower scale. There are no more than 2 variables involved, and is uncomplicated. It is best to follow the above specified format for more productive results.
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