This document discusses research methods and provides an overview of key concepts for designing and proposing a research study. It defines research as a systematic inquiry aimed at solving managerial problems. It then lists the value of acquiring research skills, such as being able to make better decisions with more information, conduct research for executives, evaluate other's proposals, and potentially establish a career in research. The document also classifies different types of research studies, such as reporting, descriptive, explanatory, and predictive studies. It poses questions about developing a strong research background and properly identifying and formulating a research problem. Finally, it provides an overview of key components to include in a research design and proposal, such as the introduction, theoretical framework, research method, and

1. Modul-1 Metlit:
DESAIN DAN
PROPOSAL PENELITIAN

2. 1. Pengertian Penelitian
2. Latar Belakang
3. Identifikasi Masalah
4. Perumusan Masalah
5. Desain Penelitian
6. Proposal Penelitian

3.  Research is a systematic inquiry aimed at
providing information to solve managerial
problems.
 Why study research ? The study of research
methods provides you with the knowledge
and skills you need to solve the problems and
meet the challenges of a fast-paced decision-
making environment.

4.  The Value of Acquiring Skills:
1. As a decision maker you’ll often feel the
need for more information before selecting
a course of action.
2. You may be called on to do a research
study for a higher-level executive.
3. You buying research service from others
or evaluating proposals for research
prepared by others.
4. Because much decision making relies on
using informations collected during prior
research project, with research skill you
will be able to deal professionally.
5. You may establish a career as a research
specialist.

5.  The types of study can be classified:
1. Reporting Study: an inquiry may be
made only to provide an account or
summation of some data, perhaps the
generation of some statistics.
2. Descriptive Study: try to discover
answers to the questions
who, what, when, where, and
sometimes how.
3. Explanatory Study: goes beyond
description and attempts to explain
the rasons for the phenomenon that
the descriptive study only observed.
4. Predictive Study: just as rooted in
theory as explanation.

6. What is research
background?
What is content research
background?
How to a good design of
research background?

7. Is research always problem
solving based?
How to identification
research problem?
How to formulation
research problem?

8.  Is the blue print for fulfilling objectives and answering
questions.
 Selecting a design may be complicated by the
availability of a large variety of methods, techniques,
procedure, protocols, and sampling plans. For
examples, you may decide on a secondary data study,
case study, survey, experiment, or simulation.
 If a survey is selected, should it be administered by
mail, e-mail, telephone, or personal interview? Should
all relevant data be collected at one time or regular
intervals? What kind of structure will the questionnaire
or interviews guide possess? What questions wording
should be employed? Should the response s be scaled
or open-ended? How will reliability and validity be
achieved?

9.  Introduction to include research
motivation(s), background, research
question(s) and research objective(s).
 Theoretical Framework and Hypothesis
Development (if present) to explain the
theoretical framework used as the logical
basis to develop hypothesis or research
proposition and research model.
 Research Method to describe data selection
and collection approach, measurement and
operational variable definition and data
analysis method.

10. Terima Kasih !