Morning all! Time to crack on following my 3/4hours kipfeelin' fine although ran out of milk so no morning tea :
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is that 3 to 4 or three quaters?
Morning all! Time to crack on following my 3/4hours kipfeelin' fine although ran out of milk so no morning tea :
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Quick question to like-minded university types....
My proposal for my dissertation is to include a literature review.
I've found though, that all of my literature has addressed my problem question, and none of it has given a mixed view.
My question is on how reliable forensic fibre evidence is, and all of the reviews have confirmed that it is reliable.
I've noticed something though, all of these tests concentrate on different types of clothing and how they are all distinguishable from each others fibres.
I'm interested to know how the fibres compare from 3 of the same t-shirt from H&M or topman, after separate washes / diff types of detergent and conditioner.
Would I be able to pose a sort of problem question after my lit review?
I'm about to finish my final year dissertation... 10,000 words + screenshots over 105 pages - excluding code + configuration files.. due date is Friday.
It feels GOOD to be almost done; I've put so much effort into it... many all-nighters like this.![]()
Had to print 2 copies of mine. 130 pages each, and a CD version
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3/4 of an ink cartridge and over half a reem of paper!
Is that both of them?![]()
Yes, theres no reason why you cant do a literature review and then say "but, i feel this needs to be done" etc etc. There no reason why you cant investigate what you think is a problem area too.
Thanks for that. I was just worried that now my dissertation subject has already been answered by my lit review that I'd probably need to adjust my topic to something more specific.
Going from the current one:
A study into how reliable the forensic analysis and comparison of fibre evidence can be when used in criminal convictions.
To maybe something like:
A study into the distinguishability of fibres obtained from mass produced items of clothing subjected to individual conditions, when analysed using forensic techniques.
A study into the distinguishability of fibres obtained from mass produced items of clothing subjected to individual conditions, when analysed using forensic techniques.
As long as you document changes to your subject then its fine. My final dissertaton was nothing like what I set out to do last year. It was documented through a progress report and refelctive evaluation detailing it. I didnt have a lit review, but I suppose you can put in that the change in your direction.
Dont be afraid to take on something new. Its actually quite common for final year students to produce stuff of publication quality. If you pose a very real and unanswered question and discuss it in an interesting way the examiners will be far more impressed than a perfectly written but age old argument they have read 5000 times before.
Cheers for that, I think I'll be suggesting that I may change the title in this proposal. It should make it a bit easier / more interesting investigating something new. It's a bit boring seeing every paper confirm the answer to my question.
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is that 3 to 4 or three quaters?
Am i right in thinking this is looking at say samples from a murder suspect shirt, and seeing if this could narrow it down to him, or just everyone who bought a shirt from that mass produced batch? If so it would make a very interesting read. Im no forensic expert, but i am a CSI buff and its the science i find interesting. I wish you well.