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The goal of the Term Research Project is to provide you with first-hand experience in conducting a research project from start to finish. The contents of your final written report should closely follow the suggested components listed below.
1. Throughout the entirety of the final document, all groups should keep in mind what the purpose of the research effort was in the first place and write a report that summarizes the findings of the data you collected as they relate to your original research question.
1. The final research report should be written as a business report (15-20 pages), including appropriate in-text citations, and should include the following components:
a. Prefatory information (title page, executive summary (write this last), table of contents.)
b. Introduction: briefly explain to your audience the problem statement (research topic) and research objectives (research questions)
c. Literature Review: provide background information on the secondary research completed, discussing the quality of the sources as well as what you found and why it was relevant to this project
d. Methodology Used: explain both the “what” and the “why” of the research design, sampling design, data collection methods and data analysis tools. As well explain the limitations in the process that were identified along the way.
e. Data Analysis Results: describe the key findings from your analysis, what did the data show, use descriptive stats and hypothesis testing as required (also tables, charts, graphs, etc.)
f. Conclusions: Overall report summary as it relates to research objectives and questions, (i.e. what were the conclusions from your data analysis).
g. Appendices: Complete tables, statistical tests, supporting documents, forms and questionnaires and other evidence as required
h. Bibliography:
all referenced material in APA format
* Please note that you do NOT have to solve the problem or even make recommendations,
you simply have to describe the conclusions that your research effort generated.
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Books vs Paper Books
:
The goal
of the Term Research Project is to provide you with first
-
hand experience
in conducting a
research project from start to finish. The contents of your final
written report should closely follow the suggested components listed below.
1.
Throughout the entirety of the final document, all groups should keep in
mind what the purpose of the research effort was in the first place and write
a report that sum
marizes the findings of the data you collected as they relate
to your original research question.
2.
The final research report should be written as a
business report
(
15
-
20
pages
), including appropriate in
-
text citations, and should include the
following com
ponents:
a.
Prefatory information
(
title page, executive summary (write this last), table of
contents.
)
b.
Introduction
:
briefly explain to your audience the problem statement (research
topic) and research objectives (research questions)
c.
Literature Review
: provide background information on the secondary
research
completed, discussing the quality of the sources as well as what you
found and why it
was relevant to this project
d.
Methodology Used
: explain both the “what” an
d the “why” of the research
design,
sampling design, data collection
methods and data analysis tools. As well
explain the
limitations in the process that were identified along the way.
e.
Data Analysis Results:
describe the key findings from your analysi
s, what did
the
data show, use descriptive stats and hypothesis testing as required (also
tables,
charts, graphs, etc.)
E-Books vs Paper Books:
The goal of the Term Research Project is to provide you with first-hand experience
in conducting a research project from start to finish. The contents of your final
written report should closely follow the suggested components listed below.
1. Throughout the entirety of the final document, all groups should keep in
mind what the purpose of the research effort was in the first place and write
a report that summarizes the findings of the data you collected as they relate
to your original research question.
2. The final research report should be written as a business report (15-20
pages), including appropriate in-text citations, and should include the
following components:
a. Prefatory information (title page, executive summary (write this last), table of
contents.)
b. Introduction: briefly explain to your audience the problem statement (research
topic) and research objectives (research questions)
c. Literature Review: provide background information on the secondary
research completed, discussing the quality of the sources as well as what you
found and why it was relevant to this project
d. Methodology Used: explain both the “what” and the “why” of the research
design, sampling design, data collection methods and data analysis tools. As well
explain the limitations in the process that were identified along the way.
e. Data Analysis Results: describe the key findings from your analysis, what did
the data show, use descriptive stats and hypothesis testing as required (also
tables, charts, graphs, etc.)
