Templates
A fully-developed template based on the CBE Technical Reports and Monographs style (6th edition). This example includes headings at three (indented) levels that have three-level (numeric = [n.n.n]) numbering (not referred to in the style but often required these days). Eight numbered chapters and 12 non-numbered chapters, all called for by the style. Includes Table and Figure numbering [chpt-N].
This template shows the key concepts used in the generation of a doctoral thesis of 80,000 words or more. This example uses the MLA style and therefore has no headings and no footnotes. It does have chapter headings (which are essential for a large work) and a table of contents has been included, although this could be deleted.
This template shows the key concepts used in the generation of a statement of theoretical intention, designed for the formal explication of the methodology to be used in a planned doctoral thesis. This example uses the MLA style and therefore has no headings, no footnotes and no table of contents. This example chooses one formal model type viz: hypothesis/thesis/antithesis/synthesis.
A simplified essay format for an undergraduate essay on the subject of art, based on the MLA (Modern Language Association of America) style. The MLA style is a 'no footnote' style. The template contains a cover page, an abstract page, examples of references within the text, figures containing basic artistic images, and examples of bibliographical references.
This checklist should be used immediately prior to publication to check common spelling mistakes, special meanings and typos hard to detect. Prepared for the Australian writer.
This is a template for an honours essay of around 5,000 words, based on the Australian (AGPS) style and using a 5 stage model.
This template is an extended essay template for around 15,000 words, based on the international academic style MLA (Modern Language Association of America).
This template contains all the elements that could be required for a doctoral thesis of 80,000 words or more based on the international academic style MLA (Modern Language Association of America). You will not need all the elements; just delete those elements that are inappropriate to your project. A table of contents has been included, because, for an academic work of this size, many people prefer to have some sort of 'road-map', but it is not required, and can be deleted if you prefer.
This checklist should be used immediately prior to publication to check shortening of words and acronyms. Prepared for the Australian writer.
This template is a simplified essay template for around 5,000 words, based on the international academic style Chicago (Humanities).
