This is real? I found some tips, but I think that I will not be able to cope because there is very little time. Here’s what I learned.
First, make a plan, select all the necessary information to write a scientific work. Using it, complete the writing of the introduction and the first, theoretical chapter. You need to immediately arrange the written text, place links, this will save time in the future and quickly put the project together.
Start the second day with the analytical chapter of the coursework. If the course work consists of only two chapters, then the student will be able to quickly finish the project. But we advise you not to rush, leaving time for the unhurried development of recommendations. At the end of the day, again, fill out what you wrote, place links.
The third day should begin with a description of the problems identified during the analysis and the development of practical recommendations. To quickly write this chapter, review the results of the analysis, and supplement it if necessary. Describe your own ways of solving the identified problems, justify the effectiveness of at least one of them. After completing the chapter, you can write a conclusion. As soon as a list of sources is compiled, we can assume that the course work is completed.
This is of course useful information, but I’d rather and not risk it. I think it will be better.
