It often happens that a freshman is confronted with the fact that he must write a coursework. But they don’t say a word about what it is and how to write it. Sometimes, even the manuals are not enough for everyone, and the student has to write at random himself or, which is much more logical, to order a coursework from us. It is not expensive at all, because we do not use the services of intermediaries, so you will pay for the work as much as you want.
Course work
There is a difference between coursework and coursework, which students often do not notice. Course work is a student’s scientific writing, the purpose of which is the development of special skills, the study of scientific papers on one specific issue related to one of the subjects studied. Usually such work is written by students of humanities specializations (economics, pedagogy, journalism, law, philosophy, etc.)
The older the course, the more difficult the course work. Often, elementary students write such works in the abstract style. Senior students usually write term research papers. They are required to develop a detailed topic, create their own methodology and detailed conclusions. To write a coursework, you need to know its structure: title page, table of contents, introduction, main chapters, conclusion, list of references and applications. The number of pages ranges from 20 to 40. However, the standard coursework is considered 25-page work with several applications.
Course project
This work, unlike the course work, is usually performed by students of technical specialties. It implies a technical analysis of an engineering solution on a specific topic throughout the semester. It also often includes the economic part, which shows the effect of innovation, proposed by the student, on the enterprise.
Typically, the student performs 4-5 course projects for the entire period of study, which are complicated as the student moves to senior courses.
The structure of the course project is also clearly regulated. It consists of text and graphic parts. The first includes an explanatory note, which consists of theory and practical calculations. Graphic are drawings, diagrams, tables. The scope of the course project is approximately the same as that of the course work – 30–40 pages, plus 2–4 sheets of drawings, which are usually carried out on A1 sheets.