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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Research Presentation Guidelines
http://udel.edu/~jglancey/UNIV401-ResPres.pdf
A research paper includes the following components.
1. Introduction (Attract audience attention to your topic with general introduction of phenomena which imply your research topic is worthwhile.)
2. Objectives or hypotheses (Concretely and concisely describe your topic and the reason for your study)
3. Literature review and/or review of books and resarch papers including the current research relevant with your research topic. Literature review provides the academic foundation to your research.
4. Methods (Sample, data gathering and analysis): interview, survey, observation, etc.
5. Findings (Results and discussion): Explaine what you have found from your research.
6. Conclusion (Suggestion for a further study): Link your hypothesis to your literature review and findings. Suggest your research topic for the further study.
A research paper includes the following components.
1. Introduction (Attract audience attention to your topic with general introduction of phenomena which imply your research topic is worthwhile.)
2. Objectives or hypotheses (Concretely and concisely describe your topic and the reason for your study)
3. Literature review and/or review of books and resarch papers including the current research relevant with your research topic. Literature review provides the academic foundation to your research.
4. Methods (Sample, data gathering and analysis): interview, survey, observation, etc.
5. Findings (Results and discussion): Explaine what you have found from your research.
6. Conclusion (Suggestion for a further study): Link your hypothesis to your literature review and findings. Suggest your research topic for the further study.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
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