Research Title • The research title should clearly and succinctly convey the focus of your graduation project. • It should be descriptive, informative, and reflective of the main research objective. • A well-crafted research title can attract readers and provide them with a glimpse into the purpose of your study. • Should include all research variables. demonstrate the research problem. • • It doesn't include abbreviations. • Shouldn't '`t exceed 15 words. Acknowledgement: In the acknowledgement section, the student should express gratitude towards individuals or organizations that have provided support and guidance throughout the project. This section can include mentors, professors, family, friends, and any other relevant parties. Dedication The dedication section allows the student to dedicate their project to someone or something that has been a source of inspiration or motivation throughout their academic journey. Abstract • The abstract provides a concise summary of the graduation project. It should include a brief overview of the research aim, problem, and methodology. • The abstract should be written in a clear and concise manner, typically not exceeding 400 words. • Doesn't include: Abbreviations Citations Table of Contents The table of contents provides a clear outline of the structure of the graduation project. It lists all the major sections and subsections along with their respective page numbers. It helps the reader navigate through the project easily. List of Figures If the graduation project includes any figures or diagrams, a list of figures should be provided. This list should include the figure number, title, and the page number where each figure can be found. List of Tables Similarly, if the graduation project includes any tables, a list of tables should be provided. This list should include the table number, title, and the page number where each table can be found. Introduction • The introduction section provides an overview of the graduation project. • It should include the background information, research problem, objectives, and the significance of the research. • The introduction should capture the reader's attention and provide a clear context for the project. • Elaborating on the rationale causes behind your topic choice. • To illustrate the historical roots of the project idea. • To highlight the importance of study and the need of humanity for it. • The introduction should be written from the general to specific Explain the problem and link it to the available knowledge. • • Linking them to previous studies on the subject to know the previous point of view, benefit from it and identify the data that emerge through the discussion of previous studies. • Each statement or paragraph must be cited • It shouldn't be included with tables or Figures Research Problem • In this section, the research problem is clearly defined and explained. • The research problem should reflect a specific issue or gap in the current literature or practice that the project seeks to investigate and address. It should be formulated as a clear question or statement. Research Significant • In this section, the student should clarify the importance of the study at the theoretical level, and the empirical level Research Questions • The research questions section outlines the specific questions that the project aims to answer. • These questions should be aligned with the research problem and objectives. Each research question should be clear, concise, and focused on the specific aspects of the research. Research Objectives The research objectives section identifies the specific goals and outcomes that the project aims to achieve. • These objectives should be measurable and directly related to the research problem and questions. • The objectives should outline the intended contributions of the project to the field of study. Research Hypotheses • • If applicable, the research hypotheses section presents the specific hypotheses that will be tested in the project. • Hypotheses are statements that propose a relationship between variables or predict the outcomes of the research. • They should be based on the existing literature and support the research objectives. Research Model • If the project involves a theoretical or conceptual model, this section should present the model and explain its components. • The research model provides a visual representation of the relationships between variables and helps guide the research methodology and data analysis. Research Methodology • The research methodology section describes the methods and procedures used to conduct the research. • It should include information about the research design, data collection methods, sample selection, data analysis techniques, and any ethical considerations. • The methodology should be robust and appropriate for addressing the research problem and objectives. Literature Review • The literature review section presents a critical analysis of existing research and literature relevant to the graduation project. • It should include a comprehensive review of scholarly articles, books, and other sources that are directly related to the research problem. • The literature review should highlight the current state of knowledge in the field and identify any gaps or inconsistencies that the research aims to address. Conclusion • The conclusion section summarizes the graduation project. • It should provide a concise overview of the research, discuss the implications of the project, and suggest areas for further research. • The conclusion should be logical, well structured, and supported by the evidence presented in the project. Writing Instructions • The student shall adhere to the academic standards in writing the report, considering how to add the references and the way to write them in the footer scientifically. • When writing the scientific material for the project, the student shall commit to using the scientific language “concepts, terms, definitions, quotations and theories”. • The titles should be consistent with the specialization and the subject of the study, as well as translated into Arabic and English. • The study can be written in Arabic or English. It should be written in a proper language and to avoid any grammatical or spelling errors. • • Leaving a line space between the main title and the sub-title. Write the title and the number of figures, and the source at the middle under the figure • Write the title and the number of tables above the table, and source under the table • • Page numbering at the bottom of the page. • Indexing of contents, tables and graphics. • References style is APA • • To be ensure that all sources are fully documented in the project's reference list, as well as having identifying references in the main body of the text. • References should be grouped together at the end of the project and in order of its precedence or alphabetical order. Theme font for the entire project: Time New Roman Font size for main titles: 14 Font size for sub- titles: 13 Font size for text: 12 Space between lines: 1.5 Number of pages for the entire project: 30- 50 pages