Consider the pre-textual and post-textual elements of a pre-master's project
It is also important to align pre-textual and post-textual elements with ABNT standards. Below, learn how to consider these components in a master's degree pre-project!
Cover
The cover page is an optional element for a research pre-project. However, if you choose to use this resource, you must follow a structuring order:
Educational institution to which the project will be submitted — at the top and center of the page, in capital letters;
authors;
title — if there is a subtitle, it must be placed after a colon;
volume;
place and year of delivery.
Title page
The cover page is a mandatory element, as it phone number library presents the information needed to identify the preliminary project. Therefore, it is important to follow the order:
authors;
titles and subtitles (if applicable);
volume;
project type;
institution;
supervisor (and, if applicable, co-supervisor and coordinator);
place and year of delivery.
Appendix
after the glossary, but it is not a mandatory element. It is optional for those who want to make the understanding of the project and the argumentation clearer.
To structure it, you must write the word “Appendix” in capital letters, followed by the corresponding letter of the alphabet (always in alphabetical order). After that, insert a dash and the title of the content.