: Resources for thesis writing Will be writing my master's thesis in a few months. I have never written a thesis yet though. I was unlucky enough not to be required to have a thesis during

Will be writing my master's thesis in a few months. I have never written a thesis yet though. I was unlucky enough not to be required to have a thesis during my undergrad years. Anybody know some good thesis writing guides?

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Not sure if you're looking for content or format help, but if it's format-related, I'd strongly recommend the Online Writing Lab (OWL) at Purdue University. Actually, now that I double check, I see that it has a fairly comprehensive section on the entire writing process.

I like this resource because it's comprehensive, well written, easily searchable, frequently updated, and free. What more could you want?

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