Writing an instructional essay means fashioning a coherent group of ideas into a disagreement. Because essays are basically linear—they offer one idea in a time—they must present their ideas within the order which makes most sense to some readers. Effectively structuring an essay means taking care of a reader’s logic. The main focus of these … Continue reading →

Pramod Viswanath (Professor, UIUC). Thesis: Capacity of vector multiple access channels, 2000. Lizhong Zheng (Professor, MIT). Thesis: Diversity-multiplexing tradeoff: A comprehensive view of multiple antenna systems, 2002. Xia Ye (Associate Professor, University of Florida, Gainesville). Thesis: Design and analysis of modern network transport protocol, 2003. Ada Poon (Assistant Professor, Stanford University). Thesis: Use of spatial … Continue reading →

Eligibility Full-time enrolled a minumum of one full academic year (two lengthy semesters). Presently in valid F-1 status. Have finished all classroom course-work, only thesis or dissertation remaining Application Carefully evaluate the information on this web site and/ or attend an OPT Workshop . Spend the money for $100 Practical Training Fee *. Undergo the … Continue reading →

On December 5, 1976, The New York Times Magazine published Joan Didion’s essay Why I Write. Acting as both a personal narrative and a reflection, the essay describes Didion’s unique creative method and details the reasons why she became a writer. In order to demonstrate her creative process, Didion describes the inspiration behind two of … Continue reading →

Writing a discussion when you’ve finished this page you will be able to. evaluate the discussion section of your dissertation or report The discussion section of your dissertation is one of the most important parts of a dissertation, and it’s worth the most marks. As a consequence, you’ll have to spend the most time on … Continue reading →

Number of items at this level: 70 . Sahle, Esther (2016) A faith of merchants: Quakers and institutional change in the early modern Atlantic, c.1660-1800. PhD thesis, The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Kobayashi, Kazuo (2016) Indian cotton textiles and the Senegal River Valley in a globalising world: production, trade and consumption, … Continue reading →

By Ellen Goodman Saturday, August 13, 2005 CASCO BAY, Maine — I arrive at the island post office carrying an artifact from another age. It’s a square envelope, handwritten, with a return address that can be found on a map. Inside is a condolence note, a few words of memory and sympathy to a wife … Continue reading →

McMurphy as Christ in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest In “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest,” McMurphy is successfully perceived as a heroic Christ figure. Kesey uses foreshadowing and images, the fishing trip, actions and feelings of other characters to develop this character. Foreshadowing clues and images are used to contribute to McMurphy as … Continue reading →

By H. C. Lauer Newcastle upon Tyne: College of Newcastle upon Tyne, Computing Laboratory, 1975. College OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE. Computing Laboratory Technical Report Series No. 68. Recommended classmarks (primary classmark underlined) Library of Congress: Dewey (17th): 378.242 U.D.C. 378.2 Recommended keywords: Information Technology EDUCATION Information Technology RESEARCH PH.D. THESES Abstract The function of the … Continue reading →

Ernest Jackson Turner (1861-1932) The presence of a place of free land, its continuous recession, and also the coming of American settlement westward explain American development. Using these words, Ernest Jackson Turner laid the building blocks for contemporary historic study from the American West and presented a frontier thesis that is constantly on the influence … Continue reading →