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301004 – RPPGS Dr Mahsa Razavi School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics

WR2

WR2 Two main forms: - research (technical) project -> NEED DATA! - the report must contain statistical component done by you (not just adopted from reviewed papers). If the data used in statistical consideration is adopted from another paper you must clearly state the source of the data - research (technical) proposal -> NEED IDEA! - the report must contain anticipated timeline (in the format of gantt chart) and budget (in the tabular format) of the project,

WR2 Two main forms: - research (technical) project -> NEED DATA! - how I collected my data: - one published source (new statistical method) - combined from several sources (old…) - survey - perform an experiment - fake data - research (technical) proposal -> NEED IDEA! - how I WILL collect my data - experiment - survey

Reviewed papers!!!!

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Gantt-chart-for-research-activities-for-the-projected-two-year-window-of-research_tbl1_303287959

https://www.template.net/business/ budget-templates/research-budget- template/

WR2: INTRODUCTION - This is an overview of your proposed study - Brief history - RATIONALE - PURPOSE - "What are the objectives of my research?" and - "What do I expect to discover or learn from this research?” - RESEARCH QUESTION: The introduction usually ends with a research question or questions.

WR2: DESIGN & METHODS - The METHODS section of the report is where you explain to your reader how you went about carrying out your research. You should describe the subjects, the instruments used, the conditions under which the tests were given, how the tests were scored, how the results were analyzed, etc.

WR2: RESULTS - In the RESULTS of your report you make sense of what you have found. Here you not only present your findings but also talk about the possible reasons for those findings. Also, if your research approach was deductive, then here is where you accept or reject your hypothesis (based on your findings). In addition, in this section you should use your knowledge of the subject in order to make intelligent comments about your results

WR2: CONCLUSION - In the CONCLUSION to your report, you do a number of important things: - Summarize the main points you made in your introduction and review of the literature - Review (very briefly) the research methods and/or design you employed. - Repeat (in abbreviated form) your findings. - Discuss the broader implications of those findings. - Mention the limitations of your research (due to its scope or its weaknesses) - Offer suggestions for future research related to yours