skin ageing
The assignment consist of two parts
- First is dissertation, 2nd part is 10 mins presentation slides (information mostly from the dissertation notes)
Starting with the dissertation
I have completed the introduction, could you please improve the writing on this section if necessary?
Could you also please write the methodology and another section (maybe critical review?) The table of content should not be altered much
I have some information already
please there should be more interpretations rather than what the article says
Total word count of 2000 words for the dissertation
Reference should be vancouver
Could you please prepare a 10 mins Presentation slides after working on my dissertation (should not be long) 100 words should be reasonable for this
Instructions
This year it will run as a hybrid event (you can choose on campus or virtual)
The aim is for you to present your dissertation progress so far, to highlight the challenges (and successes) you have encountered, to meet with supervisors and peers to receive constructive feedback, and to share useful strategies to help you to succeed in your dissertation writing.
Presentations should be 10 minutes in length with 10 minutes for questions.
What to include in your PowerPoint presentation:
• Title of project
Dissertation Title: Aging in Skin of colour; efficacy and safety of aesthetic treatments?
• Rationale and background to project
As per dissertation notes
• Your skeleton outline (or table of contents)
I guess is table of contents
• Summarise the key areas that you have completed to date
As per dissertation notes
• Identify the areas that you have yet to cover and present a timeline for completion
As per dissertation
• Highlight challenges you have faced (and areas that you would seek advice)
In terms of the challenges you could mention things like not enough time due to combining full time work and masters.
Organisation however
Please also note:
Use bullet points to summarise and diagrams where possible.
Please use diagrams
include sufficient information so that we can provide useful feedback.
We do not expect your dissertation to be in its final draft.
Once again this is a reminder that the session is for you to gain feedback, help and support from tutors and peers on your progress so far.