A literature survey, or literature review, is a proof essay of sorts. It is a study and review of relevant literature materials in relation to a topic you have been given.
If you are studying business then it would involve business books written by reputable and experienced business people. You would then, having read them, summarize what you've read and then go on to explain the relevance of this to your topic. The literary review is produced from secondary sources, so is merely a thesis and your take on certain facts and trends.
The purpose of such a survey is for you to demonstrate to your employer or tutor that you are knowledgeable in the area of expertise that they require. You are proving to them that you are well read and aware of the relevant theories and practices in your field.
Furthermore, you are expected to be analytical of what these experts or writers say and then give a critique; do you agree with what they postulate or state and if so why, with the support of other figures or facts. If you don't then again why not.
Generally, such a survey is presented using a slide show of prompt points and any visuals - charts/graphs - you may want to display to your audience. It's usually a 20 minute presentation where you need to effectively and coherently demonstrate your understanding of the topic and make sure the audience can tell you have researched effectively.
Project work is any sort of assigned work. It can be a school project or an employment project. It is a task set to educate you on a subject, but also give you the experience of undertaking research work and handling responsibility.
If you are studying business then it would involve business books written by reputable and experienced business people. You would then, having read them, summarize what you've read and then go on to explain the relevance of this to your topic. The literary review is produced from secondary sources, so is merely a thesis and your take on certain facts and trends.
- What are the key aims of the survey?
The purpose of such a survey is for you to demonstrate to your employer or tutor that you are knowledgeable in the area of expertise that they require. You are proving to them that you are well read and aware of the relevant theories and practices in your field.
Furthermore, you are expected to be analytical of what these experts or writers say and then give a critique; do you agree with what they postulate or state and if so why, with the support of other figures or facts. If you don't then again why not.
- How do I submit this survey?
Generally, such a survey is presented using a slide show of prompt points and any visuals - charts/graphs - you may want to display to your audience. It's usually a 20 minute presentation where you need to effectively and coherently demonstrate your understanding of the topic and make sure the audience can tell you have researched effectively.
- What is project work?
Project work is any sort of assigned work. It can be a school project or an employment project. It is a task set to educate you on a subject, but also give you the experience of undertaking research work and handling responsibility.