Complementary introductory section consists of a title page, pages motto, endorsement page, preface, table of contents, list of tables, list of images, symbols and abbreviations meaning, and abstract.
Content or discussion section consists of the introductory chapter which includes: (1) background, (2) formulation of the problem, (3) the scope of the problem, (4) the purpose of writing, (5) research methods, and (6) the systematics of writing; chapter discussion, and chapter conclusions and suggestions.
Cover complementary parts, among others, a bibliography and appendices.Preface, serves as a cover letter to readers that it matters on the papers.Table of contents, a brief description of the contents. Chapter titles are written with a capital letter, section titles are written in small letters except the initial letters of the words that are important.Abstract, contains an outline of the paper. Substantially shorter than the conclusion.Introductory chapters / content, a main body having a very essential part. This section includes all of the problems described systematically. This means that in the preparation must be uniform and consistent. The division of chapters into sections shall be in accordance with the levels were equal.Conclusions and suggestions, is at the core of the descriptions that have been described in the body. The conclusion must be clearly and firmly. Similarly, the suggestion, to whom the advice is intended, and the possibility of improvement.Bibliography, a list of books or articles that support the observations of the author. Bibliography usually contains the name of the author (reversed), year published, title of book (underlined or italicized), the publisher, the publisher.
Appendix compiled after the bibliography. Attachments may include organizational structure, village maps, and others.
