Public Key Cryptography and its Role in Network Security

Having defined a research topic, conducted an initial systematic search, and analysed some papers, it’s time to turn to the writing of your literature review. Continue to work on this, adding a table of contents, refining your research question, clarifying the inclusion and exclusion criteria, documenting the paper selection process, and deciding the approach you will take to organising the literature

Notetaking, summaries, informal writing
Formulating research questions
Locating previous research in the area
Exploring ideas around the topic
Identifying theories, terminology, concepts, policy, and methodology
Developing categories and themes for the reading
Specifying title and section headings for the literature review
Writing and revisiting drafts of your review
Developing your argument: Identifying source texts to support each step in your argument
Justifying research problem or issue to be investigate

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