The document outlines the research process, emphasizing the systematic and organized approach needed to investigate problems, including defining objectives, formulating hypotheses, and data analysis. It discusses various stages of research project development, from literature review to report writing, as well as the distinction between primary and secondary data. Additionally, it mentions specific empirical studies related to decision-making, performance appraisal, taxation's effect on investments, electronic payment systems, and workplace morale.
Re +Search
To find Something New in Existing Thing.
Art of Scientific investigation.
Fact finding process, A movement from the
unknown to known.
Research is an organized and systematic way
of finding the Answer to questions.
Formulation ofResearch Problem.
Stating the objectives
Review of Literature
Formulation of Hypothesis
Preparing the Research Design
Determining the Sample Design
Collection of Data
Analysis and Interpretation of data
Report Writing
“Designed research isthe planned sequence of entire
process involved in conducting research study.”
- Miller
7.
Selection ofProblem.
Title of the research topic.
Purpose of the study.
Statement of The problems.
Scope of Investigation.
Objectives of the Study.
Formulation of Hypothesis.
Sampling Design.
Data Collection Process.
Chapter Scheme
Time Schedule and Budget.
8.
The typeof research you did
How you collected your data
How you analyzed your data
Any tools or materials you used in the
research.
10.
Primary Data
Primarydata is data that is collected by a researcher from
first-hand sources, using methods like surveys, interviews, or
experiments.
Secondary Data
Secondary data is data gathered from studies, surveys, or
experiments that have been run by other people or for other
research.
11.
A Projectis systematic and scientific study of real business
problems.
It attempts to identify, analysis and solve it through the
application of managerial skill.
The project should involves scientific collection of data,
analysis and interpretation of it with meaningful
conclusions and practical suggestions.
It needs expert guidance and review of past works.
Chapter-1 :Introduction of the Study
◦ Introduction
◦ Purpose of the study
◦ Objectives of the study
◦ Hypothesis of the study
◦ Research Methodology
◦ Scopes of the study
◦ Significance of the study
◦ Limitations
◦ Chapter scheme.
14.
Chapter-2 :Introduction to the Organization
◦ Introduction to the Industry
◦ Brief History of the Organization
◦ Subsidiaries, Associates of the Company
◦ Organization Structure
◦ Departments/Manufacturing Process
◦ Important Statistical Information
◦ Future Prospects
15.
Chapter-3 :Theoretical Background
◦ Basic Concepts
◦ Necessary theoretical inputs may be added to
support the research work.
16.
Chapter-4 :Data Analysis and Interpretation
Chapter-5 : Findings and Observations
Chapter-6 : Conclusions and Suggestions
&
Appendix and Bibliography
17.
Filed workor library work
Prepare Synopsis
Prepare budget
And finally turn to write project
18.
Font :Times New Roman
Size of the paper : A4
Line Spacing : 1.5
Margin : 2-inches for left and 1-inches for remaining sides
Page numbers are compulsory.
All Heading at proper place in bold.
There should be a proper linkage between objectives, hypothesis,
data and interpretation, findings and suggestions.
19.
1. An empiricalstudy of Ethical Vs Unethical Decision
making by Certified Management Accountants.
2. To study the perception of employees about
performance appraisal effectiveness and its impact on
the employee motivation.
3. A study of effect of taxation on business investment.
4. An Empirical evaluation of an inter-Bank electronic
payment system.
5. A Study on Effects of fun at workplace and employee
morale and productivity and job satisfaction