
Learn the fundamentals of writing a master thesis in Microsoft Word by setting up layout, inserting figures and tables, cross references, references management, equations, numbering, retrieval, and track changes.
Master thesis writing becomes streamlined with the downloadable Word template, guiding you through headings, automatic page breaks, a table of contents, captions, and a navigable outline.
Learn how to configure different page numbering styles in Microsoft Word, including roman numerals and starting page numbers for sections like abstract and introduction.
Learn how to insert and format figures in a Word document, including inline with text, text wrap options, borders, transparency, color, brightness, contrast, and captions.
Master thesis writing in Microsoft Word shows you how to insert captions for figures and tables, apply automatic numbering, and place table captions on top for easy lists.
After watching this lecture, you will be able to add list of figures and table with just one click.
Learn to cross reference figures and tables in Microsoft Word by inserting captions with figure and table labels, and using cross-reference to update labels automatically.
Discover how to download and install Mendeley, set up the Word plugin, and manage references to insert citations and apply styles in your master thesis.
Learn how to choose a proper citation style and add references in Word using Mendeley, including sourcing from ScienceDirect, organizing folders, and syncing metadata and PDFs.
Learn to insert citations in your thesis using Word's references tab or the literature library, and generate an automatically updated bibliography in your chosen style.
Learn to insert and format mathematical equations in Microsoft Word using built-in options, Unicode and latex formats, ink input, and common structures like matrices, fractions, and integrals.
Learn to insert cross references to equation numbers in a Word document, keep numbering in sync with updates, and efficiently refresh all references.
Learn to add line numbers in Word for thesis reviews, using layout line numbers options: continuous, restart each page, restart at each section, and suppress for specific paragraphs.
Turn on track changes in the review tab to record edits in your thesis and show revisions to your supervisor, then accept or reject edits to finalize your document.
Hi,
Are you in end of your semester, looking for to submit your thesis and finding difficulty to use Microsoft Word.
Are you facing issues formatting texts in Word?
Do you write a text at one page and the text and images jumbles on other page?
Do you waste hours writing references in proper styles?
Are you really struggling to put your figures and tables in the correct order with proper caption and sequence numbers?
If yes, then you are right place. With this course, you will no more face these issues.
Keeping the students perspective in mind, I have designed this course to help you out with all the possible challenges that you may come across while writing your thesis.
In this course, I have shared the tricks that one can use to automatically number the figures and tables in proper order and generate the list of both with just one click. You can add landscape and portrait pages in the same document. You can add both Roman and Numeral style number in the same document.
Next, management of references is a BIG challenge. In general, a thesis will have more than 30-40 references. Managing these number of references, citing them in text with proper numbers and adding each in the Bibliography section is a big hurdle. By using a free software called Mendeley, you can do all the above said things in just few clicks.
Mathematical equations aha!, First writing a mathematical expression is very nasty. Further adding the correct equation numbers is at another level of difficulty. With the tricks mentioned in this course you will be able to easily mange the equations.
This is not all. There is much more to come as I will continue to upload videos on this course based up the feedback received from students.
So what are you waiting for? Join the course and lets begin writing.
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Jitender Chaurasia