This document outlines the typical format and sections for a thesis paper. It includes an abstract, table of contents, introduction describing the context and statement of the problem, objectives, scope and limitations, literature review, methodology, framework/design, implementation and results, and conclusion and recommendations for further study. The introduction establishes the background and need being addressed, while the methodology, framework/design, and implementation and results sections describe carrying out the study.

1. Format of a Thesis Paper Research Problem

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS Abstract List of Figures List of Tables CHAPTER 1. Introduction 1.1 Context of the Study 1.2 Statement of the Problem 1.3 Objectives 1.4 Scope and Limitations 1.5 Significance of the Study 2. Related Literature 3. Methodology 4. Framework/ Design 4. Implementation and Results 5. Conclusion and Further Study References Appendix

3. Context of the Study Describe the setting in which the study is being undertaken commissioned by employer related to current technology classic theory proposing a solution

4. Statement of the Problem There is a need to….

5. Objectives Realizable goals that the study aims to accomplish

6. Scope and Limitations To temper the expectations of the readers, special emphasis should be given on what the paper will not cover

7. Review of Related Literature Literature search Cites related studies both local and abroad Developments in the area of her/his study Good source (5 yrs old or younger)

8. Methodology Describes the general steps that the student will undertake in the course of the study

9. Framework/Design Theoretical background Defines and discusses the computer science principles that the student is using in her study definitions processes NOT HISTORY

10. Implementation and Results How theory was implemented Results of all testing

11. Conclusion and Recommendations Achieved goal or not Why Further study