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Visual Map (16 Parts)

By · Reviewed & last updated · Part of Capstone Manuscript Tutorial

A one-page overview of the 16 parts of the guide so you can see how chapters, preliminary pages, and defense materials fit together.

Visual map of the 16 parts

Print this. Pin it near your desk. Tick parts as you finish them.
Front matter PART 1 Title + Approval + Acceptance Acknowledgment + TOC Tables + Figures + Abstract Chapters PART 2 - Chapter I (Intro) PART 3 - Chapter II (Lit) PART 4 - Chapter III (Method) PART 5 - Chapter IV (Results) PART 6 - Chapter V (Summary) Back matter PART 7 - References (APA 7) PART 8 - Appendices Reference material PART 9 - Stronger paragraphs PART 10 - BSIS case study PART 11 - Research-only PART 12 - Defending sections PART 13 - Panel questions PART 14 - Timeline PART 15 - Rubric decoder PART 16 - Appendix templates Production flow PART 1 -> 2 -> 3 -> 4 -> 5 -> 6 -> 7 -> 8 Drafting flow 4 -> 2 -> 3 -> 5 -> 6 -> 1 -> 7-8 Figure 0.1 - The 16 parts. Print this and pin it; tick each as you finish.

Two flows on the same map

FlowOrder to follow
Production flowPART 1 - PART 2 - PART 3 - PART 4 - PART 5 - PART 6 - PART 7 - 8
Drafting flowPART 4 - PART 2 - PART 3 - PART 5 - PART 6 - PART 1 - PART 7 - 8

When to open which reference part

SituationOpen
Stuck on a paragraphPart 9 - Before/After paragraphs
BSIS researcherPart 10 - BSIS case study
No system, only researchPart 11 - Research-only path
Defending next weekPart 12 + Part 13 daily
Behind schedulePart 14 - timeline checklist
Not sure of gradingPart 15 - rubric decoder
Appendices missingPart 16 - sample appendix content
Mentor’s tip: Two flows on one map. Production order is what you submit; drafting order is what you write. Pin the map near your desk and your eye will land on the part you need next without rereading the table of contents.

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