Tham khảo tài liệu 'writing your doctoral dissertation - part 6', ngoại ngữ, kỹ năng viết tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | The stages in writing a dissertation will find they teach these courses as well. You need to meet the conditions imposed on your continuation in the program. Concurrent with your status as a provisionally matriculated student you will start your coursework. One of your goals in taking courses is to move beyond conditional or provisional matriculation status to permanent matriculation status. In the Bulletin for your university you will find a description of your doctoral program along with for example information about the required courses and the minimum number of credits to be completed in the program. Use the information provided in the Bulletin along with informal guidance from your program advisor and your student-colleagues in selecting your courses. Your advisor is likely to know the frequency with which courses will be offered and can suggest an appropriate sequence to facilitate your expanding knowledge base. Not only will you need to enroll in the requisite courses but you will need to adopt a useful stance as a student in these courses. Drawing on your undergraduate and graduate collegiate experiences you are probably accustomed to completing assignments for each individual course with the goal of accumulating a specific number of credits for the degree. Some students approach their courses as if they were making a necklace. Each course is an isolated bead added to a long string of similarly isolated beads which eventually form a necklace. However if you choose courses which are connected in particular to your long-term goal of creating and conducting a research project based on the concepts theories and processes discussed in them you will be using your learning in these courses throughout your doctoral experience. As a doctoral student you will benefit by taking a long-term perspective on your individual courses. By considering each course as one site in an unfamiliar community you will obtain a more cohesive perspective on your studies. By purposely .
