Which sections to cover for my graduation thesis on blind source separation? I'm not sure if I'm on right place to ask a simple suggestion, so please be kind and don't downvote my question. I'm not asking someone to do it for me, I just need short guidance how should I proceed.

Currently, I'm writing a study of Blind source separation using eigenvalue decomposition. Since I'm not good at writing, I have done so far the needed programming part in Matlab. The study must be composed of ~50 pages theory about the problem. Theory should be in terms of explaining the BSS, BSS methods, ICA, and EVD which is the main topic. Can you suggest what to include in my writing since BSS has a lot of methods and it is difficult for me to decide and follow what to write and what not write. Can someone outline the order of things I should write and mention in my study?

I'm stuck at what should I write next, so far I have:

Introduction to BSS
Definition of Independence of signals
Independence and correlation
PCA and other prewhitening methods: 
        1. centering 
        2. whitening


I'm using books like: Independent Component Analysis - A Tutorial Introduction Handbook of Blind Source Separation Independent Component Analysis and Applications 2010 - Pierre Comon, Christian Jutten

Thank you,
I've taken this course.
I think using these two papers plus those books you mentioned would be so useful in writing a report, thesis , ... .

Blind signal separation: statistical principles

Independent Component Analysis (A Tutorial)

Also you could download my professor's thesis which is available online in this page