Guidelines for uploading theses, dissertations and project reports in the postgraduate repository (Mak IR)
Abstract
The postgraduate's repository is new to most students, especially those that have never attended any training sessions during their study. It is, therefore, important to have guidelines that introduce them to the process of uploading their theses/dissertations/project reports in Mak IR (the postgraduate's repository).
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