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Topic : EFFECTS OF NON-MONETARY BENEFITS ON EMPLOYEE RETENTION: A CASE STUDY OF THE SAS COMPANY, USAFormat of Your Major ProjectThe Major Project must be prefaced by an abstract. This is not an introduction but a summary whichoutlines the plan and argument of the Major Project. It should include brief details of the methodology employed. The abstract should not be longer than 300 words. It should be included immediately after the title page and it will be examined as part of the Major Project. A list of contents, such as the glossary, chapters, and appendices – with page references – should be included at the front of the Major Project. Pages should be numbered and double-line spacing used. Diagrams, figures, tables, and illustrations should be incorporated into the text at the appropriate place, unless there is a series of them or they are continually referred to throughout the text. In this case they should be placed in appendices at the end of the work. You are advised to use a drawing package for diagrams and scan in other illustrations. The work of other authorities must be acknowledged. When quotations or general references are made they must be suitably referenced by using the Harvard system. Appendices should not contain material which is not usedor referred to inthe text.Similarly, illustrative material should not be included unless it is relevant, informative, and referred to in the text. A bibliography should be included at the end of the Major Project and should list, alphabetically, all the sources (including magazines and newspapers) that you have consulted. Books should be listed as:Author (surname then initials); title, edition, publisher, date. Other sources such as journals, magazines, and newspapers should be treated in a similar fashion. If sources are used which are not written in English then the English translation is required in the bibliography. Presentation of your Major Project Your Major Project should be presented as follows, ALL Major Projects should include the following (but they may include more): A cover page with all required details (Student number, Module code, Assessment session) Disclaimer Page Abstract Set out on a page of its own immediately after the title page. The abstract is likely to be the last section to be written. It is a short (300 words maximum.) summary of the project (not an introduction) and should indicate the nature and scope of the work, outlining the research problem, key issues, findings and your conclusion/recommendations. Table of Contents An outline of the whole project in list form, setting out the order of the sections, with page numbers. It is conventional to number the preliminary pages (abstract, table of contents) with lower case Roman numerals (i.e. (i), (ii), (iii) etc.) and the main text pages (starting with the first chapter) in Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3, etc.) as shown below. ContentsPage List of Tablesi List of Figuresii List of Abbreviationsiii Acknowledgementsiv Chapter 1 (Title)1 (First Section heading) (Second etc.) (Third) List of tables and figures You can present a list at the beginning of your Major Project/ project of the tables and figures you have included. A table is a presentation of data in tabular form; a figure is a diagrammatic representation of data or other material. Tables and figures should be clearly and consistently numbered, either above or below the table or figure. Each table and figure should have a separate heading (caption). The reader should be able to understand what the table or figure is about from this heading / caption without referring to the text for explanations. The numbers of the tables and the figures you use in the text and in the lists at the beginning should correspond exactly. Main body of document, appropriately structured (this structure may vary depending on the nature of your Major Project.) Bibliography / References Appendices (these should only contain material which is genuinely supportive of the argument in the main body of the Major Project). Do remember that clear writing makes a good impression. If your grammar is poor, sentence construction clumsy, and spelling bad, then your communication with the reader will also be affected. You will not be penalised for poor English unless it is so bad that the meaning of what you have written cannot be understood. You are required to use the following format: •Use A4 size paper only. •Type 1.5 or double spaced. (You may want to use single spacing for indented quotes, footnote materials and the bibliography). •Use one side of paper only. •Margins should be approximately: o3 cms on left hand side of page to allow for binding. o At least 1 cm on the right hand side o 3 cms top and bottom. •Pages should be numbered in a single sequence from the contents page onwards. •Short quotations can run in the text within single quotation marks (double quotation marks reserved for quotations within quotations). Quotations longer than about 30 words should be set in from the side of the page (normally the indent should be more than the paragraph indent). •Always write in complete sentences. Do not resort to note form. •Do not use abbreviations in the text unless they are for the organisations documents etc. which are commonly initialised or referred to by acronyms eg. BBC •All abbreviations must be explained when they first appear and included in the front of the document following the contents page and the list of tables and figures. Your documents must be bound using a plastic or metal comb binding. The cover should be plain except for the title and the author‘s SID number. Reprographics will copy and bind your work. There is a charge for this service. Forms of Major Project The final form your Major Project takes will depend on the topic and the approach you take for the presentation of the data. Two examples are: Example A Chapter 1 – Introduction:An explanation as to what the Major Project is all about and why it is important. The research questions or hypotheses. Chapter 2 – Literature Review: A critical analysis of what other researchers have said and where your topic fits in. The theoretical framework. Chapter 3 – Methodology: Why certain data was collected and how it was collected and analysed. Chapter 4 – Results: A presentation of your research results. Chapter 5 – Analysis and Discussion: Analysis of your results showing the contribution to knowledge you have made and acknowledgement of any weaknesses/limitations in your work. Chapter 6 – Conclusions/Recommendations: A description of the main lessons to be learned from the study and what future research could be carried out. Chapter 7 – References and Bibliography References: are a detailed listof sources from which information has been obtained and which has been cited in the text. The bibliography is a detailed list of other sources you have used but not cited. Appendices – Detailed data referred to but not shown elsewhere. Example B You may wish to elect to write a descriptive type of Major Project that looks for patterns, ideas and hypotheses. If you do the quality of the Major Project will depend on: •How thoroughly the issues are covered. •How closely the facts relate to the original research question. •Whether the data collected provides valuable and new information that is a contribution to knowledge. •Whether the research could be built upon by future writers. •The extent to which creativity has been used in building the narrative. NB – This approach is not an extended essay, but evidence of critical reflection and analysis. The two forms of Major Project outlined above are given as an indication of possible formats. It ispossible that your Major Project may require a different approach or modification to the above possibilities in presentation and content. Both presentation and content should be discussed with your Major ProjectSupervisoratan earlystage. Remember,studyatMaster’slevelencourages innovative application of research principles to academic work.7. Assessment Criteria The criteria for assessing your Major Project are shown ON
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