TAILIEUCHUNG - Developing & Writing a Research Proposal

Research is an activity which people undertake in order to find things in a systematic way as a means of increasing their knowledge base. Dissertations must follow Graduate School guidelines, whereas criteria for style and organization of a research paper are at the discretion of the professor. | Developing & Writing a Research Proposal VU DINH HOA, PhD Faculty of Biotechnology October 2011 5/13/2020 10:46:41 PM Understand the Meaning of Research & Dissertation Sounders et al (2008) Research is an activity which people undertake in order to find things in a systematic way as a means of increasing their knowledge base. Dissertations must follow Graduate School guidelines, whereas criteria for style and organization of a research paper are at the discretion of the professor. RESEARCH PROCESS THE RESEARCH PROCESS- MAJOR STEPS 1. Choose a topic, turn your idea into a research question 2. Review literature 3. Design the study and develop your methods 4. Writing research proposal 5. Collect data 6. Analyze the data and interpret findings 7. Reporting (Writing up uor dissertation) Writing the Proposal The proposal must demonstrate: Potential to contribute valuable knowledge to the field by solving a “real” problem. A sufficient plan to assure completion of a scientifically based research project. Possess the level of intellectual rigor and scholarship commonly expected at the doctoral level. Ability to pass the ROC bottom test. Researchable (doable), original, and contributory. What Makes a Good Proposal? A good idea or compelling project Research addresses a significant problem Clear description of the research activities A good fit with unversity’s requirements 5/13/2020 10:46:41 PM The Research Proposal It is a road- map of what you are going to do How you do it When (Time frame) Budget if necessary Methods to be used In most cases it uses future tense 5/13/2020 10:46:41 PM COMMON COMPONENTS OF THE PROPOSAL CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW CHAPTER THREE: METHODOLOGY (Materials and Methods) CHAPTER FOUR: RESEARCH PLAN LITERATURE CITED 5/13/2020 10:46:41 PM How do you choose a topic? The First step! Identify your areas of competence and interest (subjects) Focus on a certain subject, then a certain area in order to .

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