Monograph Structure and Presentation Guide
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ScribdTranslationsSTRUCTURE OF THE MONOGRAPH
Preliminary pages
Cover
Dedication (optional)
Introduction
Index
Body of the monograph
Contains the thematic development presented in chapters and subchapters and
contents (theme, sub-themes), the number of chapters determined by the
researcher based on the chosen topic.
CHAPTER I
Sub chapter
Contents or details.
CHAPTER II
Subchapter
Contents or details
CHAPTER III
…
Final pages
Conclusions
Glossary
Bibliographic References
Annexes
FORM OF PRESENTATION
Paper size: A4
Tipo de fuente: Arial (14 en títulos, sub títulos y contenidos 12)
Margins:
Superior, 3.0cm, inferior, 3.0cm, left 3.0 cm and right 2.5 cm
Line spacing: 1.5
Justificación:Títulos centrado, texto justificado
Pagination. The numbering should not appear on the opening pages.
sections (cover page, summary, index, etc.). They must be numbered in the
bottom right corner, with Arabic numbers in consecutive order. The number
it must appear on the right side of the page.
PRELIMINARY PAGES
Cover
Presents reference information for the identification and location of the
monograph:
University logo
Faculty and Professional School
Title of the monograph
Surnames and names of the author or authors
City, country, and year
The font number goes in descending order (starts at 20, continues 16, 14,
then 12).
Dedication
It is an optional part of the document in which the work done is dedicated to
a person (or persons) or an institution, as an expression of
recognition. It should be expressive and brief.
Shape:
Go after the cover, on a separate sheet, at the middle of the page and in the
right side.
Finally, the author's name(s) is placed.
It does not have numbering.
INDEX:
It is the ordered list of the developed contents (with their divisions and
subdivisions in the case of the chapters). The index records the number
of the page of each item in the list for quick location, except in
some sections as presented below.
Form:
The preliminary pages are not numbered; the cover, the dedication,
the index.
The chapters and general titles are in uppercase and do not carry
numbering.
The subtitles are in lowercase and have numbering.
The final pages are not numbered.
All pages are counted even if they do not have the page number.
corresponding
INTRODUCTION
It is the part of the document where the reader is informed about the subject it deals with.
the monograph, the most striking aspects of its content, and its importance.
Aspects:
General presentation of the topic What is the research about?; How
surge?
Organization of the monograph. What is each chapter about? What
Does it contain the work?
Importance of the topic Why was it relevant to address the topic? For
What will it serve?
Closure or completion.
Shape:
he introduction should start on a separate page before the index.
T
S tarts after seven simple spaces below the basic margin
superior.
BODY
It constitutes the development of the contents into chapters, subchapters and
paragraphs based on the scheme of the monograph.
Shape:
Each chapter begins on a separate page. It is written after seven.
simple spaces below the basic top margin and centered with respect
to the side margins.
The first aspect is to choose a scheme that organizes and guides the
writing.
Chapter I.
Subchapter 1.1.
Paragraphs or Sections 1.1.1.
1.1.2.
The paragraphs should contain a maximum of 6 to 7 lines.
Line spacing one and a half
The page number goes in the bottom right corner.
FINAL PAGES
CONCLUSIONS
It is the epilogal part of the text, synthesizing and expressing the final assertions.
what we have arrived at based on the data and deductions reflected in the body
of the work. It must align with the introduction. The answers have not
to necessarily be conclusive. A serious investigation can conclude
stating that there is not enough information to provide a
definitive answer on the topic raised in it.
Shape:
It starts on a separate page, seven single spaces below the margin
upper basic.
A conclusion can be presented by chapter or conclusions can be given.
general
Present the conclusions by listing each one of them.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES
Present the ordered list of books and other sources of information
Used in the monographic elaboration.
Form:
It starts on a separate page, seven single spaces below the margin.
upper basic.
A conclusion can be presented by chapter or conclusions can be given.
generals
Present the conclusions by listing each one of them.
Use the APA system version 6.
Attachments:
They are accessory parts but important for the understanding of the work.
They can understand charts, graphs, supplementary statistics,
fragments of sources, etc.
Form:
It must have a title (generally, according to the material that
includes), an order number (when there are several), and make reference
express from the source or sources of the informational material.
Número de trabajo-Numero de equipo-Curso-COORD
Work 01-Team 03-Tax Administration Course-COORD
T1-E3-AT+COORD
The other members only name
T1-E3-AT
The coordinators only upload the file with the complete work.
The other members of each team only upload the cover or front of the
work