This guide will help you write and format documents according to the standards set by your institution, addressing both writing methodology and formatting guidelines, as well as ensuring accuracy in document layout and adherence to institutional standards.
The basic guidelines in this document are essential standards that must be followed. Please study the details in this manual thoroughly. If you have any questions, please contact the Cooperative Education Center or the Cooperative Education Advisory Committee Chair of your faculty.
To ensure that all cooperative education reports follow the same guidelines, students must adhere to the following formatting standards:
Cooperative education reports may be written in either Thai or English. Use Angsana New font throughout the document with single line spacing. The following font sizes and styles should be used:
For paragraph indentation, indent 8 characters from the normal alignment by starting at the 9th character position.
For line spacing, maintain a single line space throughout the report, including between chapter titles, major headings, and subheadings.
When formatting text in the main content, generally align the text in a distributed manner (justified) for aesthetic purposes. Be mindful of correct wording and appropriate language. Avoid breaking words across lines (e.g., splitting "cooperative" with "co" on one line and "operative" on the next), and do not leave excessive spacing between words.
Page numbers for both the preliminary section and main content should be placed in the top right corner of the page, 0.5 inches from the top edge and 1 inch from the right edge.
The document is divided into the following sections:
This is a guide for preparing the beginning of the document, with the following components:
The main content can be written in either Thai or English. It consists of 5 chapters with the following content:
Study concepts and theories related to the project issues and the technology used in the work, which may be derived from articles, academic textbooks, research, theses, etc.
The document must include a list of references including author names, publication year, article titles from journals or academic conference proceedings, book titles or other publications, place of publication, and publishers used in the research for the document.
This is additional material that helps better understand the content but is not appropriate to include in the main text as it would make it too lengthy.
Write the student's biography, not exceeding 1 page, including:
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