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Final Submission Please note that your School of Graduate Studies degree requirements are considered complete when one electronic copy of the thesis, revised as directed by your defence examining committee, is submitted to the School of Graduate Studies through the E-Thesis Submission module in MacSphere. Final Thesis Checklist ONE electronic copy of the thesis, revised as recommended by the Thesis Examining Committee and approved by the Supervisor/Examining Committee A standard 10-12 point font has been used TOP and LEFT margins should be 3.8 cm, and RIGHT and BOTTOM margins should be 2.5 cm Title Page Half-title Page Descriptive Note Abstract of 300 words or less All preliminary pages are numbered in lower case Roman numerals All pages must be numbered. The main body of the thesis, including text, bibliography and appendices, must be numbered continuously using Arabic numerals. If you have not already done so, please submit the following forms to the School of Graduate Studies, Gilmour Hall Room 212, attention Thesis Coordinator. Your final submission will not be considered complete without this documentation. If you responded 'Yes' to the above requirements, you are ready to submit to your thesis. The E-Thesis Process Submit your electronic thesis to MacSphere. Please follow the link and click on 'Sign on to my MacSphere' to deposit your thesis. Ensure your thesis is uploaded as a pdf document. Any supporting material can be uploaded in various formats. There is a library and archiving fee for both Master's and PhD electronic theses. You must pay your fee before your thesis is considered submitted. You can use a credit card to pay the fee online. E-Thesis File Name Conventions For your e-thesis to be published via MacSphere, the final version of your thesis should be named using the following file naming convention.
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Write Your first step regarding any questions with respect to writing your thesis is to consult the School of Graduate Studies' Guide for the Preparation of Master's and Doctoral Theses. All graduate theses must conform to the style and form requirements as detailed in the Guide. Sample Formats Please consult the Guide for the Preparation of Theses for samples on how to format your thesis. Referencing Per the Guide for the Preparation of Theses: The text of the standard graduate thesis consists of the Introduction section or chapter, followed by several well-defined sections or chapters, which contain the research results, finishing with a Conclusion and Discussion section or chapter, or a summary statement of the results of the investigation. The List of References section (or bibliography) follows the text, and any appendices follow this. Please consult the Guide for the Preparation of Theses for more detailed information on references and further resources that you can consult for referencing help. Sandwich Theses If some of the research undertaken expressly for the degree has previously been published or prepared by the student as one or more journal articles, or parts of books, those items may be included within the thesis subject to the School of Graduate Studies' regulations and to obtaining permission from the supervisory committee. Please consult the Guide for the Preparation Theses for more detailed information on Sandwich Theses. E-Thesis File Name Conventions For your e-thesis to be published via MacSphere, the final version of your thesis should be named using the following file naming convention: familyname_firstname_middleinitial_finalsubmissionyearmonth_degree.