This document is an annual progress report submitted by S. Sathya Seelan to his research supervisor Dr. Indrajit Goswami for his PhD in social work at Bharathiar University from December 2011 to December 2012. It details the scholar's research activities including correspondence and meetings with his supervisor, literature reviews, a conference presentation, a published research paper, data collection visits, and official communications with the university. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the scholar's progress and accomplishments during the reported period.
Present presentation contains the draft of PHD progress report of 1st term of PHD @ Maharaja Krishnkumarsinhji Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India.
Here is my progress Report of Term 1 from 29/1/2018 to 29/7/2018. The topic of my research is "Contemporary Retelling of Ramayana; In Search of New Cultural Meaning."
Teleconsultation refers to the electronic communication that happens between a clinician and patient for the purpose of diagnostic or therapeutic advice. Teleconsultations are particularly useful to provide healthcare services in situations where face-to-face consultation may not be easy. So far, the teleconsultations sessions are primarily supported by audio and video based communication. Although audio and video based communications are advantageous for teleconsultation, they may not fully support all the diagnostic tasks that are carried out in a face-to-face consultation session. For example, diagnosis of physical injuries may require physical handling through touch, which is not possible over video based communication. To address this, I put forward a novel approach of using tangible interfaces and artifacts to support physical diagnostic tasks in a teleconsultation sessions.
The aim of this thesis is to contribute to the understanding on how to design such tangible interfaces. The research will be carried out in three phases. In the first phase, I will investigate the experience of users with technology involved in a teleconsultation session through observation studies to gather a deep understanding on existing teleconsultation processes. These insights will inform the design for tangible interfaces to support teleconsultation session. The prototyping will be carried out in second phase. Finally, in the third phase I will field deploy the prototype to gather and understand its implication in teleconsultation sessions. This investigation will guide me towards a first conceptual understanding of the design of tangible interfaces for teleconsultation sessions. Ultimately, my aim is to invoke thinking towards natural (tangible) interfaces in supporting teleconsultations to get closer to the experience of face-to-face consultation.
At Aalborg University PhD students are required to give a 1 Year progress report. A professor (different from supervisor) acts as opponent. A discussion about the project usually follows with other professors and students. In my case there were 15 people and I obtained critical feedback for my project. I welcome any idea.
Research Methods vs Research MethodologySundar B N
This ppt elaborate Research Methods vs Research Methodology which covers Research Methods Versus Methodology, Research Methods, Research Methodology, Difference Between Research Methods and Methodology.
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This thesis examines how product quality and product evaluation mediate the relationship between corporate identity and purchase intention of electronic gadgets among young consumers in India. The study reviews literature on consumer behavior and the factors that influence purchase intention, including brand image, product design, corporate identity, perceived quality, and country of origin. The study aims to understand how these factors directly or indirectly impact purchase intention and propose a model of their relationships. A survey was conducted to collect data and structural equation modeling was used to analyze the relationships between variables. The findings provide insight into what drives young consumers' purchase of electronic gadgets in India and suggestions for marketers.
The document discusses the history and development of open access initiatives for scholarly publications. It notes several important declarations from 2002-2005 that supported open access, including making publications freely available online. It describes how open access initiatives aim to unite organizations in supporting free and unrestricted access to peer-reviewed research. The document also discusses definitions of open access, copyright considerations, launching open access journals, and the Budapest Open Access Initiative of 2002.
This document provides an overview of citation indexing and describes some key tools and concepts. Citation indexing traces the use of ideas across research by identifying papers that cite older publications. The Institute for Scientific Information pioneered citation indexing databases like the Web of Science. While comprehensive, the WoS has limitations in coverage of non-English language and developing world journals. The Indian Citation Index was created to index more Indian publications and support research evaluation in India. Impact factors are calculated based on citations in the Journal Citation Reports to measure journal influence.
Present presentation contains the draft of PHD progress report of 1st term of PHD @ Maharaja Krishnkumarsinhji Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India.
Here is my progress Report of Term 1 from 29/1/2018 to 29/7/2018. The topic of my research is "Contemporary Retelling of Ramayana; In Search of New Cultural Meaning."
Teleconsultation refers to the electronic communication that happens between a clinician and patient for the purpose of diagnostic or therapeutic advice. Teleconsultations are particularly useful to provide healthcare services in situations where face-to-face consultation may not be easy. So far, the teleconsultations sessions are primarily supported by audio and video based communication. Although audio and video based communications are advantageous for teleconsultation, they may not fully support all the diagnostic tasks that are carried out in a face-to-face consultation session. For example, diagnosis of physical injuries may require physical handling through touch, which is not possible over video based communication. To address this, I put forward a novel approach of using tangible interfaces and artifacts to support physical diagnostic tasks in a teleconsultation sessions.
The aim of this thesis is to contribute to the understanding on how to design such tangible interfaces. The research will be carried out in three phases. In the first phase, I will investigate the experience of users with technology involved in a teleconsultation session through observation studies to gather a deep understanding on existing teleconsultation processes. These insights will inform the design for tangible interfaces to support teleconsultation session. The prototyping will be carried out in second phase. Finally, in the third phase I will field deploy the prototype to gather and understand its implication in teleconsultation sessions. This investigation will guide me towards a first conceptual understanding of the design of tangible interfaces for teleconsultation sessions. Ultimately, my aim is to invoke thinking towards natural (tangible) interfaces in supporting teleconsultations to get closer to the experience of face-to-face consultation.
At Aalborg University PhD students are required to give a 1 Year progress report. A professor (different from supervisor) acts as opponent. A discussion about the project usually follows with other professors and students. In my case there were 15 people and I obtained critical feedback for my project. I welcome any idea.
Research Methods vs Research MethodologySundar B N
This ppt elaborate Research Methods vs Research Methodology which covers Research Methods Versus Methodology, Research Methods, Research Methodology, Difference Between Research Methods and Methodology.
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This thesis examines how product quality and product evaluation mediate the relationship between corporate identity and purchase intention of electronic gadgets among young consumers in India. The study reviews literature on consumer behavior and the factors that influence purchase intention, including brand image, product design, corporate identity, perceived quality, and country of origin. The study aims to understand how these factors directly or indirectly impact purchase intention and propose a model of their relationships. A survey was conducted to collect data and structural equation modeling was used to analyze the relationships between variables. The findings provide insight into what drives young consumers' purchase of electronic gadgets in India and suggestions for marketers.
The document discusses the history and development of open access initiatives for scholarly publications. It notes several important declarations from 2002-2005 that supported open access, including making publications freely available online. It describes how open access initiatives aim to unite organizations in supporting free and unrestricted access to peer-reviewed research. The document also discusses definitions of open access, copyright considerations, launching open access journals, and the Budapest Open Access Initiative of 2002.
This document provides an overview of citation indexing and describes some key tools and concepts. Citation indexing traces the use of ideas across research by identifying papers that cite older publications. The Institute for Scientific Information pioneered citation indexing databases like the Web of Science. While comprehensive, the WoS has limitations in coverage of non-English language and developing world journals. The Indian Citation Index was created to index more Indian publications and support research evaluation in India. Impact factors are calculated based on citations in the Journal Citation Reports to measure journal influence.
Ph.D Viva voce presentation format (1).pptAsaah Gladys
This document is a thesis submitted to Texila American University for a Doctor of Philosophy in Investment Management. It examines the role of corporate governance on the financial performance of commercial banks in Cameroon. The study uses data from 10 commercial banks in Cameroon from 2015 to 2019. The results show that board size and proportion of non-executive directors are negatively correlated with return on equity, while corporate governance disclosure is positively correlated. The level of compliance with corporate governance disclosure requirements among the banks was found to vary. The researcher recommends further efforts to advance corporate governance practices in Cameroonian banks.
This power point pres will be useful for all the budding PhD aspirants who are preparing for their viva irrespective of their subject. Good Luck & All the Best !
This document provides an overview of conventional methods and recent trends in conducting literature surveys. It begins by defining a literature survey as a systematic search of published works and other sources to identify relevant items on a particular topic. The significance of literature surveys is discussed, including discovering existing information, providing a starting point for one's own work, and avoiding duplication. Search strategies like defining terms, setting time and scope limits, and remaining flexible are covered. Sources of literature discussed in detail include books, journals, the library catalogue, the internet (including Google Scholar), and specialist materials like conference proceedings and government/corporate reports. The presentation concludes by listing references consulted in preparing the overview.
The document summarizes a thesis that aimed to identify gene expression modules in colorectal cancer using three different methods. The results conclusively identified functional gene expression modules and mapped them to known pathways. Some modules predicted tumor relapse in colorectal cancer patients and survival in breast cancer patients. The conclusions state that gene expression modules regularly occurring in colorectal cancer were identified and their functional significance was found.
Prof. Mridul M. Panditrao, from his University/ medical College days, gives tips on how to write your synopsis for your dissertation after you have registered and started your MD/ MS training programme. he also gives ideas/ steps to come up with a well constructed synopsis. Very useful for the first year MD/ MS PG students
The document provides guidelines for writing progress reports for research projects funded by MUHAS. It specifies that reports should be submitted every six months and include a project overview with objectives and timeline, a summary of progress made towards objectives during the reporting period, any preliminary results or concerns, and a status on overall project progress. The report format outlined includes sections for project identification, overview, progress summary, publications and outreach, and progress status. Reports are to be 2-5 pages and sent by email to the specified address, with inquiries also directed there.
Research refers to a careful investigation or inquiry to gain new knowledge. It involves systematically analyzing a problem by breaking it into components and studying it in light of basic assumptions. Research is significant as it promotes logical thinking and aids in developing policies and solving operational problems in business, industry, and social sciences. It provides intellectual and practical benefits by advancing existing knowledge and helping solve problems in a more efficient manner.
This document provides information about various types of grants available for research from different funding agencies at the international, national, state and institutional levels. It describes the eligibility criteria, nature of assistance, application procedures and selection processes for major research projects, minor research projects, fellowships, awards and other grants available from organizations like UGC, ICSSR, ICHR, Ford Foundation, Ministry of Science and Technology, and state-level funding bodies in India.
Publication ethics: Definitions, Introduction and ImportanceVasantha Raju N
The document provides an overview of publication ethics and discusses its importance. It defines publication ethics as the principles and standards associated with publishing scientific research results. This includes giving proper credit and authorship, avoiding plagiarism and duplicate publication, managing conflicts of interest, and not falsifying or fabricating research data. The document highlights various unethical practices like plagiarism, gift authorship, and predatory journals. It also discusses guidelines from organizations like COPE, ICMJE and reporting standards to promote ethical research practices.
Presentation on journal suggestion tool and journal findershilpasharma203749
This document discusses journal finding and suggestion tools that can help researchers identify appropriate journals to publish their articles. It defines what academic journals are and their purpose. It then describes several online tools, like Edanz Journal Selector, Elsevier Journal Finder, EndNote Manuscript Matcher, and Springer Journal Suggester, that use keywords, titles, and abstracts to match articles to relevant journals based on the journal's scope, audience, and other factors. The document advises researchers to verify a journal's aims and author instructions before submitting to ensure their article is a good fit.
This document outlines a proposed PhD research project examining the role of information and communication technology (ICT) and marketing concepts in achieving good governance in Uttar Pradesh, India. The research aims to identify gaps in good governance by evaluating ICT-based e-governance models and examining how modern marketing tools can help implement these models. The methodology will involve surveys and statistical analysis to understand citizen experiences and perceptions of good governance. If successful, the research could help the government improve service delivery and better meet UN criteria for good governance through more effective use of technology and marketing.
This document outlines the typical structure of a research synopsis, including: [1] Introduction with background and context; [2] Review of literature to identify prior work and research gaps; [3] Statement of the research problem and objectives; [4] Description of the research methodology; [5] Outline of proposed thesis structure; [6] Timeline for completing the research; and [7] References in a standard citation style. The synopsis provides an overview of the research topic and plan to demonstrate the significance and feasibility of the proposed work.
Presentation of PhD Research Proposal (Format).pptHassanRashid51
This document outlines the proposed topic for a PhD proposal. It introduces the background, research gap, and problem statement of the study. It explains how the proposed study will contribute to filling theoretical or practical gaps in knowledge and why bridging this gap is significant. The document presents the theoretical framework and research model of the study. It provides operational definitions of the study variables and discusses the underpinning theory. The document also outlines hypotheses about relationships between independent, dependent, and mediating/moderating variables and provides supporting arguments with references. Finally, it discusses the proposed methodology, including the population, sample size, sampling method, data collection procedure, and development of the data collection instrument.
This document discusses different styles of referencing used in academic writing. It outlines six common styles - Harvard, APA, Vancouver, MLA, Chicago and Royal Society of Chemistry. Each style has different conventions for formatting in-text citations and reference lists, such as whether to include the author's initials, use of quotation marks and italics. The purpose of referencing is to give credit to other authors, prove research was conducted, and avoid plagiarism. The conclusion reiterates that authors should select a standard style to present references.
This document provides guidance on writing a research proposal. It begins by defining what a research proposal is and its purpose. It then discusses the key components of a research proposal such as the problem statement, objectives, hypotheses, research methodology, time schedule and expected outcomes. Examples of different types of research proposals and their formats are also provided. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive guide for developing an effective research proposal.
The document discusses publication ethics, including defining authorship, avoiding plagiarism and fabrication, managing conflicts of interest, and addressing misconduct. It introduces guidelines from organizations like COPE and WAME that provide best practices for publication ethics. Adhering to ethical standards is important to ensure high-quality scientific research and public trust in findings. Journals have processes to identify and handle cases of unethical behavior.
This presentation provides an overview of literature reviews and their importance in research. It begins with definitions of key terms like literature and literature review. It then discusses the various purposes and approaches to reviewing literature, including the positivist, post-positivist, and critical theory models. The presentation outlines a seven step model for conducting literature reviews and provides guidelines. It also covers trends like theoretical literature reviews, empirical literature reviews, conceptual frameworks, and critical/analytical frameworks. In conclusion, it emphasizes that literature reviews establish the background and theoretical foundation for research.
This document outlines the required format for a thesis synopsis, including: [1] student details, [2] desired area of research, [3] thesis title, [4] problem definition/hypothesis/research objectives, and [5] literature review. It also requires sections on [6] research methodology, [7] summer training report, and [8] external guide details. The synopsis should be a maximum of 3 pages and include an approval letter from the external guide to verify their support of the student's research.
This document discusses using machine learning to improve garbage collection in Java. It explores using machine learning to predict whether an object will survive long enough to be promoted to the older generation of memory. The author conducted experiments using mutual information to determine which object attributes, like allocation site and size, correlate with object lifetime. Based on the results, the author proposes using a decision tree model for classification to predict object tenuring. Future work would involve offline and possibly online training of the decision tree to integrate the predictions into the Java runtime's garbage collection. The experiments found mutual information a useful technique for analyzing object lifetime heuristics and uncovered new attributes related to object type that correlate with lifetime.
I was presenting my masters work to my colleagues in the digital libraries research group. It was a 15 minute presentation on what I have done thus far and how I intend to proceed.
And Yes! I've decided to maintain this slide template.
Ph.D Viva voce presentation format (1).pptAsaah Gladys
This document is a thesis submitted to Texila American University for a Doctor of Philosophy in Investment Management. It examines the role of corporate governance on the financial performance of commercial banks in Cameroon. The study uses data from 10 commercial banks in Cameroon from 2015 to 2019. The results show that board size and proportion of non-executive directors are negatively correlated with return on equity, while corporate governance disclosure is positively correlated. The level of compliance with corporate governance disclosure requirements among the banks was found to vary. The researcher recommends further efforts to advance corporate governance practices in Cameroonian banks.
This power point pres will be useful for all the budding PhD aspirants who are preparing for their viva irrespective of their subject. Good Luck & All the Best !
This document provides an overview of conventional methods and recent trends in conducting literature surveys. It begins by defining a literature survey as a systematic search of published works and other sources to identify relevant items on a particular topic. The significance of literature surveys is discussed, including discovering existing information, providing a starting point for one's own work, and avoiding duplication. Search strategies like defining terms, setting time and scope limits, and remaining flexible are covered. Sources of literature discussed in detail include books, journals, the library catalogue, the internet (including Google Scholar), and specialist materials like conference proceedings and government/corporate reports. The presentation concludes by listing references consulted in preparing the overview.
The document summarizes a thesis that aimed to identify gene expression modules in colorectal cancer using three different methods. The results conclusively identified functional gene expression modules and mapped them to known pathways. Some modules predicted tumor relapse in colorectal cancer patients and survival in breast cancer patients. The conclusions state that gene expression modules regularly occurring in colorectal cancer were identified and their functional significance was found.
Prof. Mridul M. Panditrao, from his University/ medical College days, gives tips on how to write your synopsis for your dissertation after you have registered and started your MD/ MS training programme. he also gives ideas/ steps to come up with a well constructed synopsis. Very useful for the first year MD/ MS PG students
The document provides guidelines for writing progress reports for research projects funded by MUHAS. It specifies that reports should be submitted every six months and include a project overview with objectives and timeline, a summary of progress made towards objectives during the reporting period, any preliminary results or concerns, and a status on overall project progress. The report format outlined includes sections for project identification, overview, progress summary, publications and outreach, and progress status. Reports are to be 2-5 pages and sent by email to the specified address, with inquiries also directed there.
Research refers to a careful investigation or inquiry to gain new knowledge. It involves systematically analyzing a problem by breaking it into components and studying it in light of basic assumptions. Research is significant as it promotes logical thinking and aids in developing policies and solving operational problems in business, industry, and social sciences. It provides intellectual and practical benefits by advancing existing knowledge and helping solve problems in a more efficient manner.
This document provides information about various types of grants available for research from different funding agencies at the international, national, state and institutional levels. It describes the eligibility criteria, nature of assistance, application procedures and selection processes for major research projects, minor research projects, fellowships, awards and other grants available from organizations like UGC, ICSSR, ICHR, Ford Foundation, Ministry of Science and Technology, and state-level funding bodies in India.
Publication ethics: Definitions, Introduction and ImportanceVasantha Raju N
The document provides an overview of publication ethics and discusses its importance. It defines publication ethics as the principles and standards associated with publishing scientific research results. This includes giving proper credit and authorship, avoiding plagiarism and duplicate publication, managing conflicts of interest, and not falsifying or fabricating research data. The document highlights various unethical practices like plagiarism, gift authorship, and predatory journals. It also discusses guidelines from organizations like COPE, ICMJE and reporting standards to promote ethical research practices.
Presentation on journal suggestion tool and journal findershilpasharma203749
This document discusses journal finding and suggestion tools that can help researchers identify appropriate journals to publish their articles. It defines what academic journals are and their purpose. It then describes several online tools, like Edanz Journal Selector, Elsevier Journal Finder, EndNote Manuscript Matcher, and Springer Journal Suggester, that use keywords, titles, and abstracts to match articles to relevant journals based on the journal's scope, audience, and other factors. The document advises researchers to verify a journal's aims and author instructions before submitting to ensure their article is a good fit.
This document outlines a proposed PhD research project examining the role of information and communication technology (ICT) and marketing concepts in achieving good governance in Uttar Pradesh, India. The research aims to identify gaps in good governance by evaluating ICT-based e-governance models and examining how modern marketing tools can help implement these models. The methodology will involve surveys and statistical analysis to understand citizen experiences and perceptions of good governance. If successful, the research could help the government improve service delivery and better meet UN criteria for good governance through more effective use of technology and marketing.
This document outlines the typical structure of a research synopsis, including: [1] Introduction with background and context; [2] Review of literature to identify prior work and research gaps; [3] Statement of the research problem and objectives; [4] Description of the research methodology; [5] Outline of proposed thesis structure; [6] Timeline for completing the research; and [7] References in a standard citation style. The synopsis provides an overview of the research topic and plan to demonstrate the significance and feasibility of the proposed work.
Presentation of PhD Research Proposal (Format).pptHassanRashid51
This document outlines the proposed topic for a PhD proposal. It introduces the background, research gap, and problem statement of the study. It explains how the proposed study will contribute to filling theoretical or practical gaps in knowledge and why bridging this gap is significant. The document presents the theoretical framework and research model of the study. It provides operational definitions of the study variables and discusses the underpinning theory. The document also outlines hypotheses about relationships between independent, dependent, and mediating/moderating variables and provides supporting arguments with references. Finally, it discusses the proposed methodology, including the population, sample size, sampling method, data collection procedure, and development of the data collection instrument.
This document discusses different styles of referencing used in academic writing. It outlines six common styles - Harvard, APA, Vancouver, MLA, Chicago and Royal Society of Chemistry. Each style has different conventions for formatting in-text citations and reference lists, such as whether to include the author's initials, use of quotation marks and italics. The purpose of referencing is to give credit to other authors, prove research was conducted, and avoid plagiarism. The conclusion reiterates that authors should select a standard style to present references.
This document provides guidance on writing a research proposal. It begins by defining what a research proposal is and its purpose. It then discusses the key components of a research proposal such as the problem statement, objectives, hypotheses, research methodology, time schedule and expected outcomes. Examples of different types of research proposals and their formats are also provided. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive guide for developing an effective research proposal.
The document discusses publication ethics, including defining authorship, avoiding plagiarism and fabrication, managing conflicts of interest, and addressing misconduct. It introduces guidelines from organizations like COPE and WAME that provide best practices for publication ethics. Adhering to ethical standards is important to ensure high-quality scientific research and public trust in findings. Journals have processes to identify and handle cases of unethical behavior.
This presentation provides an overview of literature reviews and their importance in research. It begins with definitions of key terms like literature and literature review. It then discusses the various purposes and approaches to reviewing literature, including the positivist, post-positivist, and critical theory models. The presentation outlines a seven step model for conducting literature reviews and provides guidelines. It also covers trends like theoretical literature reviews, empirical literature reviews, conceptual frameworks, and critical/analytical frameworks. In conclusion, it emphasizes that literature reviews establish the background and theoretical foundation for research.
This document outlines the required format for a thesis synopsis, including: [1] student details, [2] desired area of research, [3] thesis title, [4] problem definition/hypothesis/research objectives, and [5] literature review. It also requires sections on [6] research methodology, [7] summer training report, and [8] external guide details. The synopsis should be a maximum of 3 pages and include an approval letter from the external guide to verify their support of the student's research.
This document discusses using machine learning to improve garbage collection in Java. It explores using machine learning to predict whether an object will survive long enough to be promoted to the older generation of memory. The author conducted experiments using mutual information to determine which object attributes, like allocation site and size, correlate with object lifetime. Based on the results, the author proposes using a decision tree model for classification to predict object tenuring. Future work would involve offline and possibly online training of the decision tree to integrate the predictions into the Java runtime's garbage collection. The experiments found mutual information a useful technique for analyzing object lifetime heuristics and uncovered new attributes related to object type that correlate with lifetime.
I was presenting my masters work to my colleagues in the digital libraries research group. It was a 15 minute presentation on what I have done thus far and how I intend to proceed.
And Yes! I've decided to maintain this slide template.
The document outlines the steps for a student group project on identifying and addressing a problem at UTHM. The group chose to examine parking issues. They developed a questionnaire to understand parking challenges, distribute it, collect responses, analyze the data, and present their findings. The questionnaire gathered opinions on parking locations, issues, and potential solutions. Respondents identified crowded parking areas and agreed more parking space is needed, especially between student and staff areas. Most felt vehicles parked incorrectly caused pedestrian difficulties.
1. The document outlines the progression points process for PhD students at Salford University, which aims to evaluate student progress, provide structure and support, and ensure quality.
2. Key progression points include a learning agreement, annual reports, an interim assessment at 12-15 months, and an internal evaluation at 12 months after the interim assessment. Evaluations assess students' research skills, knowledge, project design/management, and originality.
3. The timeline lays out the progression points for both full-time and part-time PhD students. Forms, guidelines, and tips are provided to help students successfully complete each assessment.
This progress report summarizes Aleksandra Lazareva's PhD coursework and research activities over the past period. It includes:
1) A description of the courses completed, including term papers on adaptive structuration theory, theories of collaborative learning, and action design research.
2) Details of publications and conference presentations developed using interaction analysis and focusing on computer-supported collaborative learning.
3) An overview of ongoing writing projects, including a literature review on collaborative learning in information systems and students' perceptions of collaborative learning in learning management systems.
4) A discussion of potential data collection settings for her PhD research, including online courses where she is tutoring and could study collaboration and the tutor's role.
This document provides a sample timeline for PhD students over a typical 3 year period. It outlines key milestones such as confirmation at 6 months, an annual progress report, and a final seminar. It also lists generic research capabilities to develop like theoretical knowledge, research skills, project management, and communication skills. Finally, it suggests milestones for completing a thesis by chapter, the research process, required approvals, and potential outputs like publications and presentations.
The document summarizes the progress of a team developing an RSS reader Android application. It groups coding and testing under the same task. It adds research papers referenced. New Gantt and Pert charts are included with proposed task names. The team added internet permissions, optimized code, and enabled reading Atom feeds. Their agenda for the next month is to implement a content panel, add a database instead of file system, and implement localization.
This document defines a progress report as a report written by a student for a teacher or employee for a supervisor to inform them of work completed and progress made on an assigned project. It outlines the typical format, contents, and language used in a progress report, including an introduction describing the project, work status updates, any problems encountered, and a conclusion on the project schedule. Students are instructed on how to identify the necessary parts of a progress report and shown an example format using a memo to demonstrate how to produce their own progress report.
This document outlines the annual review and future plans of Bang C. Dinh at the College of Information at Florida State University. It summarizes his progress, including papers submitted for review. It then outlines his next steps, including preliminary exams and dissertation defense. Finally, it proposes his dissertation topic on studying the relationship between collaborative information behavior and digital information services in intergovernmental systems, using qualitative methods like interviews and document analysis.
This document provides an overview of the AIP-Maize annual progress review in Pakistan. It summarizes the rationale for AIP-Maize projects to develop climate resilient, biofortified, and stress tolerant maize varieties. It outlines key challenges for maize production in Pakistan. It also describes achievements so far, including variety testing, training programs, and preliminary results from trials of new varieties. Upcoming activities are noted, such as variety allocation, seed distribution, and subgrants to partners to further maize research goals.
Slides presented as part of my PhD Confirmation of Candidature.
The project is about evaluating the cooling effectiveness of green infrastructure in urban environments. Skills demonstrated include GIS, data grids, image processing, machine learning, data processing and visualization, environmental modelling,
This document provides an abstract for a research proposal examining the impact of alternative medicine on Ghanaian men diagnosed with prostate cancer. The study will involve an observational study assessing the effects of an herbal treatment called croton membranaceus on 30 prostate cancer patients. It will also conduct a literature review on existing evidence regarding alternative medicine and prostate cancer in men of African descent. The research aims to better understand the high rates of prostate cancer in this population and determine if alternative treatments can help manage the disease.
The document discusses open design and how to design for participation. It defines open design as making digital blueprints available for adaptation and custom fabrication to meet user needs. This diminishes traditional top-down design and enables more direct links between designers and users. However, simply making designs open does not guarantee participation. The document explores challenges like unequal participation and whether users truly want to engage. It also examines how users appropriate and tweak designs in practice through "design by use". The goal is to understand how open design can foster new ways of involving users beyond just making designs available.
The document discusses research into ways for industrial designers to create and prototype digital products in an internet of things world. It outlines plans to create a meta design platform to facilitate such product development. This includes elements needed for the platform and how open design principles could drive it. The research includes workshops using tools like Lillidots to explore context, ideas, prototyping, and user feedback. Findings focus on the importance of context exploration and supporting different levels of creativity. Future steps include integrating Lillidots into projects and publishing framework and findings in design journals.
The document discusses various aspects of marketing planning. It defines planning as deciding in advance what to do, how to do it, and who will do it. The key steps in planning are establishing objectives and premises, choosing alternative courses of action, formulating derivative plans, securing cooperation, and following up on appraisals. Proper planning helps manage uncertainty, improve focus, coordination, and effectiveness. Types of plans include long-term vs short-term, formal vs informal, proactive vs reactive, and strategic vs operational. Controlling involves monitoring performance, comparing to standards, and taking corrective actions if needed. Management by objectives (MBO) is also discussed as a process involving setting employee objectives, monitoring progress, evaluating performance
This document provides an overview of a PhD research project that aims to understand how early career academics use information to learn while building their developmental networks. The research will use a constructivist grounded theory methodology involving semi-structured interviews with 14 early career academic participants. A preliminary literature review explores relevant concepts around early career academics, networking, developmental networking, informed learning, and information behavior. A pilot study with 8 participants has been conducted to identify preliminary themes and evaluate the data collection and analysis procedures for the main study. The outcomes will be a theoretical model and empirical basis to inform academic development strategies.
How to present data effectively in tablesTezira Lore
This document provides guidance on how to effectively present data in tables. It outlines best practices for table layout, including using no vertical lines and three horizontal lines. It recommends labeling rows and columns clearly and concisely. Guidance is also given on formatting numbers, abbreviations, and merging and removing cells. The document demonstrates these concepts through detailed instructions and an example table.
The National Resource for Network Biology (NRNB) 2011 annual report highlights several accomplishments:
1) NRNB research studies identified correlated genotypes in friendship networks and genetic interactions underlying DNA damage responses.
2) Collaborations made progress mapping the yeast genetic interaction network and connecting networks to disease.
3) Cytoscape 3.0 development is on track to improve the software's modularity, APIs, and plugin architecture.
4) In its first year, NRNB established support services, research projects, and over 30 collaborations to advance network biology.
I introduce my PhD thesis work-in-progress. The project is founded in the basis of the economic impact in terms of production, GVA, and employment that culture brings to a region. Impactrimonio, a web-based tool that is being developed is introduced as well as part of the thesis.
PhD topic and progress presentation @ MCT, MaputoSara Vannini
Presentation about my topic and progress at the PhD session organized by Prof. Erkki Sutinen at the Ministry of Science and Technology in Maputo, Mozambique, 18 March 2011.
Research proposal & thesis format ver 4 april 2011Adam Khaleel
The document provides guidelines for formatting research proposals, reports, theses, and dissertations at Makerere University. It outlines the required components of a research proposal, including the title, background, research problem, objectives, significance, methodology, references, and appendices. It also provides guidelines for formatting the research report/thesis, including required preliminary pages and body sections. The document aims to help researchers properly structure their work according to Makerere University standards.
The document summarizes a research project conducted on the attitude of MBA students towards the mandatory Major Research Project (MRP) component of their degree.
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PhD Annual Report first page & detailed table of contents
1. Bharathiar University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Part Time (Category - B)
in
Social Work
Annual Progress Report
December 2011 – December 2012
Submitted to
Dr.Indrajit Goswami. Ph.D., PGDHRM, DIP, MSW (HR),
Research Guide and Supervisor,
PhD Programme - Social Work - Part Time - Category-B, Research
and Development Centre, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore - 641 046.
Director & Professor, Department of Management Studies, INFO
Institute of Engineering, Kovilpalayam, Coimbatore - 641107. Submitted by
S. Sathya Seelan. MSW (HRM), PhD Scholar (PT-C-B) - Social Work (HRM)
(December 2011- December 2015), Reg.No:
SOWDEC11008, Research and Development Centre, Bharathiar
University, Coimbatore - 641 046.
2. Bharathiar University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Part Time (Category -B)
in
Social Work
Annual Progress Report
December 2011 – December 2012
Submitted to
Dr.Indrajit Goswami. Ph.D., PGDHRM, DIP, MSW (HR),
Research Guide and Supervisor, PhD Programme - Social Work - Part Time - Category-B,
Research and Development Centre, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore - 641 046,
&
Director& Professor, Department of Management Studies,
INFO Institute of Engineering, Kovilpalayam, Coimbatore - 641107.
Submitted by
S. Sathya Seelan. MSW (HRM),
PhD Scholar (PT-C-B) - Social Work (HRM) (December 2011- December 2015),
Reg.No: SOWDEC11008, Research and Development Centre,
Bharathiar University, Coimbatore - 641 046.
3. FORE WORD
This report is an attempt to consolidate and document all the research related activities
/ tasks carried out by the research scholar under the guidance / supervision and continued support
of the research supervisor and guide during the scholars first year of study from 1st December
2011 – 31st December 2012. All the communications (mails / letters/ documents) pertaining to
research study have been presented in this report for analysis of the efforts taken, progress made
by the scholar since registration and for future reference. Paper presentation in Conference /
Publication of research papers in International Peer reviewed journals pertaining to scholar’s
doctoral research area are also furnished with complete information on the same.
I extend my sincere gratitude and profound thanks to my research Guide and Supervisor,
Hon.Dr.Indrajit Goswami. Ph.D., PGDHRM, DIP, MSW (HR), Research Guide and
Supervisor,
PhD Programme - Social Work - Part Time - Category-B, Research and Development Centre,
Bharathiar University, Coimbatore - 641 046 & Director, Department of Management Studies,
INFO Institute of Engineering, Kovilpalayam, Coimbatore – 641107 for his valuable guidance ,
continuous encouragement and fervent support in all possible ways throughout the period of my
first year study .
S. Sathya Seelan., MSW (HRM)
PhD Scholar (PT-C-B) - Social Work (HRM) (December 2011- December 2015)
Reg.No: SOWDEC11008, Research and Development Centre,
4. Bharathiar University, Coimbatore - 641 046.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
S.No Contents No.
Foreword
1
1. Introduction
Official Communications / Discussions – (In person / Mail) Since
2. 2
Registration.
Figure 1. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding - Request for Considering Candidate for
2.1 Part Time PhD category - B under Research Supervisors’ Guidance dated 27.10.2011. 3
Figure 2. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding - Information to Research Supervisor
and Guide on the Candidates PhD Programme Entrance Exam and Personal Interview at
2.2 Bharathiar University on 10.12.2012 and Research Guide / Supervisor’s suggestions and 5
advice dated 9.12.2011.
Figure 3. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Information from Guide on
2.3 Participation in Faculty development Programme dated 08.02.2012. 6
Figure 4. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Seeking Appointment to meet
Research Guide / Supervisor on 19th March 2012 in person and guides suggestions and
2.4 7
advice.reg dated 13.03.2012.
Figure 5. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Information to Research Guide /
Supervisor on Research Scholars PhD Particulars and Presentation of Minutes (major
discussions/guides suggestions and advice given regarding Research Proposal) of 1stfirst 8
review held on 29.10.2011 dated 20.03.2012.
2.5 Mail Enclosure
1st Review with Research Guide / Supervisor on 29.10.2011 at Sri Venkateshwara institute
of Information Technology and Management and Suggestions given by Research Guide / 9
Supervisor at the initial phase of the study.
Figure 6. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Finalization of “PhD Thesis Title” in
2.6 consultation with the Research Guide and Supervisor and his suggestions and advice dated 10
20.03.2012.
5. Figure 7. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Information on Candidates Library
Visits in Chennai to Research Guide and Supervisor and his suggestions and advice dated
2.7 11
22.04.2012.
Figure 8. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Communication of Working on
Chapters of the thesis (Introduction / Research Methodology and Review of Literature) to
2.8 12
Research Guide and Supervisor and his suggestions and advice dated 22.05.2012.
Figure 9. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Appointment for telephonic discussion
on Working on Chapters of the thesis (Introduction / Research Methodology and Review of
2.9 Literature) to Research Guide and Supervisor and his suggestions and advice dated 14
27.05.2012.
Figure 10. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Communication of Working on
Chapters of the thesis (Introduction / Research Methodology and Review of Literature) to
2.10 16
Research Guide and Supervisor and his suggestions and advice dated 01.06.2012.
Figure 11. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Appointment to meet Research
Guide / Supervisor in person for discussion and to collect Research guides bonafide letter
2.11 18
for TISS library, Mumbai Visit.reg dated 04.06.2012.
Figure 12. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Appointment to meet Research
Guide / Supervisorin person for general discussion and guides suggestions and advice.reg
2.12 21
dated 26.06.2012.
Figure 13. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Seeking Permission to Visit TISS
Library, addressed to the Librarian proposed to be forwarded by Research Supervisor and
2.13 24
Guide and his suggestions and advice.reg dated 17.07.2012.
Figure 14. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Seeking Permission to Visit TISS
Library, addressed to the Librarian forwarded by Research Supervisor and Guide to the
2.14 concerned authority at TISS Library, Hon. Prof. Swapan Garain and his suggestions and 25
advice.reg dated 17.07.2012.
Figure 15. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding –Directions to the Research Scholar by
Research Supervisor and Guide to speak and to meet Hon. Prof. Swapan Garain in person at
2.15 TISS, Mumbai to facilitate the library visit and his suggestions and advice.reg dated 26
19.07.2012.
Figure 16. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Information on Visiting Library as
per the Direction of the Research Supervisor and Guide on 06.08.2012 and his suggestions 27
and advice.reg dated 25.07.2012.
2.16
Review:
TISS Library Visit Review dated 16.08.2012 28
Review of Literature Collected from following Sources:
6. Figure 17. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Seeking Advice and suggestions for
improving the Research scholar’s 1st Research Paper on ICT Enabled Resource Centres for
2.17 the Visually Impaired Person’s in Tamil Nadu and guides suggestions and advice.reg dated 29
5.08.2012.
Figure 18. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Successful completion and briefing
on the activities carried out materials collected during the TISS library Visit .reg dated
2.18 32
11.08.2012.
Figure 19. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Online / Soft Copy Submission /
Selection of Abstract / Research paper for presentation in Conference at GRD School of
2.19 34
Social Work, Coimbatore on 24.08.2012 .reg dated 18.08.2012.
Figure 20. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Information on Participating in
National Conference and paper presentation at GRD School of Social Work to the Research
2.20 35
Guide and Supervisor and his suggestions and advice dated 18.08.2012.
Figure 21. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Guides support / guidance / efforts
extended to the scholar in modifying the research paper for participating in National
2.21 Conference and paper presentation at GRD School of Social Work to the Research Guide 37
and Supervisor and his suggestions and advice dated 18.08.2012.
Figure 22. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Communicating the guide on the
Revised Copy of the Research paper and the official permission letter of Loyola College for
2.22 Presenting the paper in National Conference and paper presentation at GRD School of 38
Social Work and guides suggestions and advice dated 22.08.2012.
Figure 23. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Submission of Full Research Paper
approved by Loyola College / Official Permission copy issued by Loyola college for
2.23 39
conference presentation as per GRD College Request .reg 22.08.2012.
Figure 24. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – (Mail Enclosure) Copy of Official
Permission letter issued by Loyola college for Paper Presentation at National Conference as
2.24 43
per GRD College Request .reg 22.08.2012.
Figure 25. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Communicating the research guide
and supervisor on the successful completion of the paper presentation in National
2.25 Conference at GRD School of Social Work and guides suggestions and advice dated 44
24.08.2012.
Figure 26. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Selection of Research Paper in
International Journal “Asian Journal of Research in Social Science and Humanities” dated
2.26 45
22.09.2012.
2.27 Figure 27. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – ( Mail Enclosure ) Copy Right 47
7. Transfer form to the co-authors submitted to Asian Journal of Research in Social Science
and Humanities dated 11.10.2012 .
Figure 28. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Seeking Permission for working on
research papers / Submission of Soft copy of the E-Journal in which the last publication
2.28 was made / PhD Research work done during the month of October 2012-November 2012 49
and guides suggestions and advice dated 13.11.2012.
Figure 29. Copy of Mail Communication Regarding – Information from Guide on Paper
Presentation in National Conference at Bharathiar University dated 24.11.2012.
2.29 53
3. Conference Presentation 55
Figure 1. Paper Presentation in National Conference – Empowering Persons with Disability
3.1 through ICTs 24.08.2012. 56
Figure 2. Invitation for Paper Presentation in National Conference – Empowering Persons
3.2 with Disability through ICTs 24.08.2012. 57
Figure 3. Power Point Presentation 1-16 Slides presented in the Conference dated
24.08.2012. 58
3.3
End of Conference Presentation PowerPoint Slides …. 65
4. Research Publication 66
Figure 1. Copy of Cover page (full research paper follows) – Paper publication in Asian
4.1 Journal of Research in Social Science and Humanities dated 1.11.2012 67
Figure 2. Research Paper Published in Asian Journal of Research in Social Science and
68
Humanities Pg. 43- 56, Volume 2, Issue 11 dated 1.11.2012.
4.2
End of Research Paper ….
81
Figure 3. Copy of Commendation letter received from Asian Journal of Research in Social
4.3 82
Science and Humanities dated 1.11.2012.
83
5. Official Permissions / Communications
Figure 1. Copy of Research Supervisor / Guide - Official Letter for Research Scholars
Research related activities dated 13.07.2012.
5.1 84
Note: This letter was used during Observational Visits (Institute’s / Agencies) and library
visit in Tamil Nadu and Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS) Mumbai.
8. Figure 2. Copy of Loyola College Official Permission Letter for Visiting the Training Unit
5.2 and for Data Collection dated 17.11.2012. 85
Figure 3. Copy of Loyola College Official Permission Letter for Publication of Research
5.3 Papers pertaining to their Training Unit dated 21.08.2012. 86
Figure 4. Copy of Loyola College Official Permission Letter for Publication of Research
5.4 Papers pertaining to their Training Unit dated 17.11.2012. 87
Figure 5. Copy of National Institute of Visually Handicapped Official Permission Letter for
5.5 Visiting the Training Unit and for Data Collection dated 19.11.2012. 88
Figure 6. Copy of Nethrodaya Official Permission Letter for Visiting the Training Unit and
5.6 for Data Collection dated 22.11.2012. 89
Figure 7. Copy of Presidency College Official Permission Letter for Visiting the Training
5.7 Unit and for Data Collection dated 22.11.2012. 90
Figure 8. Copy of Tamil Nadu Association for the Blind Official Permission Letter for
5.8 Visiting the Training Unit and for Data Collection dated 26.11.2012. 91
Figure 9. Copy of Mission to the Blind Official Permission Letter for Visiting the Training
5.9 Unit and for Data Collection dated 27.11.2012. 92
Figure 10. Copy of National Association for the Blind Permission Letter for Visiting the
Training Unit and for Data Collection dated 17.12.2012. 93
5.10
Observational Visits during the month of Month of November 2012 – December 2012:
Review dated 31.12.2012. (Kancheepuram & Thiruvallur District) 94
6. Conclusion 95
7. Appendix 96
Official University - General Communication’s / Forms / Demand Drafts /
7.1 Fee Receipts etc. 97
Figure 1. Copy of Letter - University Call Letter for written and oral test dated 28.11.2011.
7.2 98
Figure 2. Copy of Letter - University Provisional Selection letter dated 10.02.2012.
7.3 99
Figure 3. Copy of University Provisional Selection letter Enclosure II dated 10.02.2012
7.4 signed by Research Supervisor on 19.03.2012. 100
9. Figure 4. Copy of Demand Draft: First Year Annual Fess 2010-2011 dated 17.03.2012
7.5 101
Figure 5. Copy of Research Scholars letter seeking ID card / Bonafide / Registration
7.6 Certificate dated 01.06.2012. 102
Figure 6. Copy of University Letter – PhD Provisional Registration Communication dated
7.7 13.07.2012. 103
Figure 7. Copy of Library Visitors Card – TISS, Mumbai dated 06.08.2012.
TISS Library Visitor’s Record – Library / Xeroxing Service dated 07.08.2012
7.8 104
TISS Hostel Record – 08.08.2012
Figure 8. Copy of Submitted Conference Registration form dated 14.08.2012
7.9 107
Figure 9. Copy of Submitted DD Conference Registration form dated 14.08.2012
7.10 108
Figure 10. Copy of Submitted DD – Paper publication in Asian Journal of Research in
7.11 Social Science and Humanities dated 11.10.2012. 109
Figure 11. Copy of Medical Report – Students suffered from typhoid during the months of
October and November. Medical Report dated 24.09.2012. (Reference made to Illness by
7.12 110
Student during mail communication dated 13.11.2012.
Figure 12. Copy of Medical Report – Students suffered from Loss of Eye Sight in the left
eye during the month of December and is still under treatment. Medical Report dated
7.13 112
24.09.2012. (Reference made to Illness by Student during mail communication dated
31.12.2012.
10. Bharathiar University: Coimbatore - 641 046
Ph.D Registration - Part Time Category – B
Discipline: Social Work
Annual Progress Report
Period of Report:from1st December 2012 to31st December 2012.
I. Name of Candidate:Sathyaseelan.S
1. Date of Registration: 1st January 2012 (December 2011 Session PhD Applicant)
2. Registration Number
and Address:SOWDEC11008
: No. 1/182, Agaramthen Main Road, Agaramthen, Chennai-600 126.
3. Name of the Research Supervisor
and Address:Dr.Indrajit Goswami. Ph.D
Residential Address:
Dr.I.Goswami,
B-Block, Second Floor, 004 Sowparnika Skandagiri 7 and 8,
Arun Nagar (# Sub Registrar office) Coimbatore – 641041.
Official Address:
Dr.I.Goswami
Director& Professor,
Department of Management Studies,
INFO Institute of Engineering, Kovilpalayam, Coimbatore - 641107.
4. Recognized Discipline: Social Work
5. Tentative title of Ph.DThesis:
Training and Development of the Visually Impaired Persons through Information and
Communication Technology Tools: Challenges and Prospects - A Study in Tamil Nadu.”
6. Course work completed: No (Eligible to appear only in 2013 as per University Norms)
11. 7. Will be appearingfor Course work in: 2013
8. Indian / foreign candidate’s annual fees attached DD Yes /No: No
II. Progress Report
1. Periodical discussion / Communication:(In Person-3/Online-29/Telephone-4 = Total - 36)
2. Whether a dairy is maintained: Yes
3. Seminars attended / lecture programme: Nil
(Name, Venue, Date etc.)
4. Conference / Symposiums attended:
College / Institution: GRD School of Social Work, Coimbatore.
Conference Theme: Empowering Persons with Disability through Information and
Communication Technologies.
Place: Coimbatore
Date: August 24, 2012.
5. Paperpresented: Attached in Annual Report
(Attach title/abstract of full paper as published)
Name of symposium,place, dates etc)
College / Institution: GRD School of Social Work, Coimbatore.
Conference Theme: Empowering Persons with Disabilities through Information and
Communication Technology.
Paper Title: “ICT Enabled Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged College/University
Students in an Era of Inclusive Education”
Place: Coimbatore
Date: August 24, 2012.
6. Manuscripts submitted for publication:Nil
(Title,author, journal,place of publication)
7. Research paper published: Attached in Annual Report
Title: “ICT Enabled Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged College/University
Students in an Era of Inclusive Education”
Author/s: Sathyaseelan.S, Dr. Goswami.I, Dr. Lenin.A.
Journal Name: International - Asian Journal of Research in Social Science & Humanities
12. Volume 2, Pages: 43-56 Issue 11(November, 2012) ISSN - 2249‐7315. (Online) India.
8. Bookswritten: Nil
Author/s
Publisher
Place and date of publication, expected number of copies sold
9. Anyother: Nil
Signature of the Candidate
Remarks of Research Supervisor
(DR.INDRAJIT GOSWAMI)
Guide and Supervisor,
PhD Programme - Social Work - Part Time - Category-B,
Research and Development Centre, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore - 641 046,
&
Director & Professor, Department of Management Studies,
INFO Institute of Engineering, Kovilpalayam, Coimbatore - 641107.
Place: Coimbatore