The scope of study for a research paper is usually one of the first sections to the project. It sets out the scope of your work and limitations. You should add in as much detail as possible when describing what you are researching, why you are researching it and how you are going to research this.
A main section of your scope will be reasoning behind your research. Your reader will want to know why you are researching this topic and what you hope to find out or are expecting to discover. This will set out an idea of the purpose of your research as well as giving the reader your expectations of the paper.
A scope of study in general, should be detailed, accurate and informative but without rambling. It should concise with the amount of information and data needed to inform the reader of your intentions and the why, what, where, when and hows?
A main section of your scope will be reasoning behind your research. Your reader will want to know why you are researching this topic and what you hope to find out or are expecting to discover. This will set out an idea of the purpose of your research as well as giving the reader your expectations of the paper.
- Limitations
