Organization of scientific research

Requirements for the design of the list of used literature:

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  the list of used literature is a list of those documents and sources that were used when writing the thesis;
  
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  list of sources used includes at least 30 items by specialty, arranged in alphabetical order.
  

A general list of references is given in the following sequence:

1. 
   Regulatory sources (acts of authorities legislative and executive powers, departmental legal acts in chronological sequence);
   
2. 
   Artworks of the researched author;
   
3. 
   Literary critical articles, monographs, abstracts, periodicals, and electronic resources.
   

Glossary:
Qualification work - the research work of a graduate student at a higher educational institution. It should combine the theoretical and practical skills of the student and generally reflect the knowledge gained by him over the years of training.
Introduction - of your research paper provides background information and a general overview of the research topic. The introduction also explains why the research topic is important. This is the introductory part of the document, revealing the outline of the study (relevance, subject / object under consideration, aim / objectives, hypothesis, methodology, and results)
Aim - answers to the research question and specifies what needs to be studied.
Object - of the study is called the phenomenon, a process that generates the problems raised in a particular work. This is the part of scientific knowledge that the author needs to work with
Subject - This is a specific issue that is touched upon when addressing the issues raised. This is a narrower meaning. Most often in the formulation of the theme of the work, the subject of study participates in its formulation.
Actuality - an importance, materiality for solving problems or tasks of the present time, in other words, urgency, topicality, acute modernity of the scientific work.
Scientific novelty - something new for a certain topic or in a specific scientific field (a new problem that has not been considered yet or had not been thoroughly studied, a new approach to solving old problems, the use of new methods, etc.)