The flowchart below shows the process involved in writing formal academic essay for particular university course

The picture reveals how a final draft is written. Overall, there are six stages involved in this process, beginning with the first private tutorial and ending with the finished product – the final draft.

It can be seen that there are two major steps in writing a draft completely. At the first stage of the initial process, researchers discuss the selected task and topic with their tutors, then form an array of obtained resources-books and several articles. This was followed by the combination of actions occurring in the library in which students read and take notes from literature. After that, surveys and questionnaires are given to the public, and interviews are also carried on. Finally, the first draft is completed by finding suitable essay content, written style, and language.

The process continued with the second private tutorial also called study group discussion. At the fourth step, the first draft is then ready for analysis to find out problems and then be proposed with further ideas. Subsequently, an input revision in which researchers re-read all resource materials, and before the second draft is completed, suggestions and quotations are checked. Finally, a chain of steps (including rewriting, spellchecking) and the two supplements of compiling a bibliography and adding a title page are conducted to submit the end product in advance.