Dissertation methodology is the third chapter of dissertation. It contains the design used in entire dissertation; such as, sampling techniques, data collection techniques, analysis procedure, content analysis, etc.

Dissertation methodology is one of the most important sections of dissertation. Students should approve his/her dissertation methodology from their teachers, in order to avoid any errors in dissertation writing process. If they make any error or do not write dissertation according to the requirements of teachers, there is a possibility that their entire dissertation will be rejected. Therefore, it is crucial that dissertation methodology should be done with expertise.

THE DISSERTATION STEPS:

Set the targets which you want to achieve. It is necessary that your dissertation methodology must be based on research questions. Explain each and every question in a clear and comprehensible manner.

Dissertation steps include:

• Surveys
• Interviews
• Observations
• Experiments
• Analysis

Explain clearly what method you have used, how you use it, why you choose these methods, and who helped you during your research.

THE SOLUTION:

Once you have answered all the questions, you have done 90% to 95% of the work for completing your dissertation methodology. Make sure that you have clearly and descriptively answered the entire questions. Your all findings must be based on reality, because your whole dissertation is based on your dissertation methodology.

RESEARCH DESIGN:

The research can be designed with numerous possibilities. Decide which type of research methods you are using. There are three most common types of research methods: quantitative, qualitative or mixed research methods. In quantitative research, your targets are participants; you measure their responses and write in your dissertation. A qualitative design is based on semi-structured interview, while a mixture of quantitative and qualitative research is known as mixed research methods.