"The use of sources is a crucial part of assignments, projects and theses. Sources can include e.g. professional and research literature, articles from professional and academic journals, legislation, standards, theses, interviews, emails, diverse websites and even an organisation’s internal documents. Sources of information might be needed e.g. for defining concepts, creating a theoretical context, examining and comparing earlier research outcomes or for choosing a suitable research method." (Instructions for Written Work 2013, 15.)
E-theses
Theseus gives you online access to theses and publications from Finnish Universities of Applied Sciences.
All instructions are found on SeAMK Intra
Thesis topic > Main concepts > Search words, Key words, Subject words = Terms you can use and combine in database searching
Keywords are natural language words describing your topic - a good way to start your search
Subject words are pre-defined controlled vocabulary words assigned to describe the content of each item in a database - e.g. Cinalh Subject Headings and MeSH (Medical Subject Headings / Medline)
Brainstorm your search terms by using:
MOT Kielipalvelu sisältää MOT sanakirjat, MOT Kääntäjä -konekääntimen ja MOT Kielentarkistinsovelluksen.
Sanakirjaosio sisältää laajan valikoiman yleiskielen ja erikoisalojen sanakirjoja suomesta englantiin, ruotsiin, saksaan, ranskaan ja moneen muuhun kieleen. Palveluun kuuluvat myös suomenkielinen Kielitoimiston sanakirja, synonyymisanakirja, paikannimihakemisto ja nykysuomen etymologinen sanakirja.
Lääketieteen termit, lääketieteen suomi-englanti-suomi sanakirja ja muita monikielisiä sanakirjoja.
The justification of the topic, theoretical background and framework, definitions of concepts, research results:
Up-to-date information - expert organizations, authorities and associations
Authorative and fact information:
If you don´t find...
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