Many research students do not know where to go when they are looking for information: what books to check out, journals to Google, news papers to peruse and so on. Sometimes a student may end up with a lot of print outs that do not sufficiently cover their subject matter. This can lead to frustration. The truth of the matter is that deriving facts from literature should be the most enjoyable part of conducting research. If you are not enjoying the process then you are in desperate need for the Dissertation Information Service
This service provides students with guidance as to what information they can insert into their literature review. You may get relevant documentation relating to your topic as well as internet links to make it easy for you to complete your literature study. Also you will get a revision of rules relating to literature review if you need that.
In essence, this service is all about taking the student through books and journals that are relevant to their topic of study with the aim of guiding them as to what portions of the material can go into their research and what can be avoided. This is by no means taking the responsibility of the supervisor seeing that the student is responsible for addressing the comments of the supervisor as specified in their correspondence not the tutor.
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