Business administration

5. THE STAGES OF PREPARING THE COURSE PROJECT AND ITS CONTENT
A course project is carried out in the following stages: topic selection; receiving an assignment from the supervisor on the selected topic; study of special literature; course project development; draw tables and pictures; review; preparing a speech for the defense; project defense.
A plan for writing a course project will be drawn up. Specific information is analyzed when covering the topic through the plan.
The structure of the course project includes the following sections: introduction, 2-3 chapters (main part), conclusion and proposals, list of used literature, appendices.
Each chapter is divided into paragraphs that fully reveal the essence of the topic and have a logical sequence. Each chapter should have 2-3 paragraphs.
The total size of the project is recommended to be 50-70 manuscripts or 40-70 printed pages with 1.5 spacing. The size of the sections in relation to the total volume of the course work should be approximately as follows:
1. Title sheet (Appendix 1);
2. Contents;
3. Introduction (5%);
4. Paragraphs of the main part (80-85%);
5. Conclusions and suggestions (4-5%);
6. Reference (at least 10);
The title page is in the form of a letterhead corresponding to the established sample (see Appendix 2). In it, the name of the department and faculty, the subject of the course project, the student's name, the title of the supervisor and the academic degree are written below on the right side.
The table of contents consists of sections reflected in the course project, conclusions and proposals, a list of references and a list of each appendix in turn.
In the introduction, the relevance, scientific and practical importance of the topic, the purpose and tasks of the topic, the object and subject of the research, the structural structure of the work are explained in detail based on the requirements of the reforms implemented in our country and the prospective directions of the country's agrarian policy.
In the first paragraph of the main part, the essence of the main concepts and categories found in the course work (project) and the analysis of various approaches to the studied problem, the methodological and theoretical foundations necessary for the performance of the tasks set before the work are described. In general, the first paragraph reflects the theoretical aspects of the entire study.
In the following paragraphs, there is an analytical part, a brief description of the studied farm is highlighted, practical information about it is analyzed. Statistical and analytical data on the topic of the project will be analyzed. The numerical results of the work in progress are formalized in the form of a table, reflected in graphs and diagrams. Each table, graph and diagram is summarized. Based on the theoretical research of the problem and the results of the performed analysis, scientific proposals and practical recommendations aimed at eliminating the identified problems are given. Proposals and recommendations should be clear and related to the object and subject of the research. Proposals and recommendations are based on estimates and applicability.
Conclusions and suggestions This section is the result of the entire project, its content should be understandable even without reading the full text of the course work. It is a sequential, logical expression of the obtained results, and it should correspond to the general goals and tasks. The essence of the research, its theoretical and practical importance is expressed, the results are given. It is appropriate if each of the conclusions and suggestions is expressed in one paragraph.
After the conclusions and proposals, a list of used literature is given. This list should consist of at least 10 literature and reflect the student's independent creative work. Each literature included in this list should be reflected in the course work. If the author relies on the work of other authors, he must indicate the source from which the cited materials were obtained. Literature that is not generally used should not be included in this list.
The following sources and materials should be used when completing the course project: data from agricultural enterprises, farms, results of scientific research and special literature.