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This document outlines the 10 main steps in conducting a student project or research: 1) defining the problem, 2) reviewing related literature, 3) formulating hypotheses, 4) setting objectives, 5) developing a design, 6) executing the project, 7) analyzing data, 8) testing hypotheses, 9) interpreting and generalizing results, and 10) reporting results. It also describes the typical sections of a research report, including the preliminary section with items like a title page and table of contents, the main body consisting of chapters on introduction, literature review, design, analysis and interpretation, and summary/suggestions, and a reference section with bibliography and appendix. Suggested research problems are also provided.
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Steps in project
- 2. WHAT IS A PROJECT ?- THE WORD PROJECT COMES FROM THE LATIN WORD PROJECTUM WHICH MEANS “BEFORE AN ACTION”.
- 3. STUDENT PROJECT – PROJECT WORK IS A SERIES OF ACTIVITIES THAT ALLOWS THE STUDENTS TO STUDY, DO RESEARCH AND ACT BY THEMSELVES USING THEIR ABILITIES, INTERESTS, PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AND APTITUDES.
- 4. STEPS IN RESEARCH – HORTON&HUNT 1. DEFINING THE PROBLEM DISCOVER A PROBLEM WHICH DEMANDS A SOLUTION E.g.. Perception of people on different life insurance
- 5. 2.REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE INVESTIGATOR REVIEW SOURCES LIKE JOURNALS, BOOKS, NEWS PAPERS , WEB ARTICLES/ OTHER THEORIES
- 6. 3. FORMULATION OF HYPOTHESES INTELLIGENT GUESS BASED ON AVAILABLE EVIDENCE – DIRECTIONAL/NON DIRECTIONAL/NULL E.g. there is a positive relationship between advertisement & market share.
- 7. 4. SETTING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY ARE LISTED E.g. To know the perception of people on different life policies
- 8. 5. DEVELOPING DESIGN IT DETAIL THE METHOD, TOOLS, SAMPLE, DATA COLLECTION. INCLUDES 1. SAMPLE DESIGN 2. DATA COLLECTION DESIGN 3. INSTRUMENTAL DESIGN
- 9. 6.EXECUTION OF THE PROJECT DATA COLLECTED IN THE CORRECT FORM AND WITH IN THE SPECIFIED SCHEDULE
- 10. 7.ANALYSIS OF DATA PROCESSING RAW DATA INTO INFORMATION USING CODING, EDITING, TABULATION & STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
- 11. 8. TESTING HYPOTHESES USING PARAMETRIC AND NON PARAMETRIC TO ESTABLISH THE VALIDITY OF RESULTS
- 12. 9. DATA INTERPRETATION AND GENERALISATION BASED ON EXISTING THEORIES OR NEW THEORIES
- 13. 10. REPORTING OF RESULTS BRINGING THE RESULT TO PUBLIC
- 14. REPORT WRITTING
- 15. 3 SECTIONS 1. PRELIMINARY SECTION 2. MAIN BODY 3. REFERENCE SECTION
- 16. PRELIMINARY SECTION FIRST FEW PAGES 1. TITLE PAGE ( TITLE OF THE STUDY, NAME OF INSTITUTION TO SUBMIT, FOR NAME AND NUMBER, NAME OF SUPERVISOR, DATE AND YEAR OF SUBMISSION) 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3. DECLARATION 4. CERTIFICATE 5. TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 17. MAIN BODY CHAPTER 1-5 STATED IN THE TABLE 1- INTRODUCTION 2. REVIEW OF LITERATURE 3. DESIGN 4. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION 5. SUMMARY AND SUGGESTION
- 18. REFERANCE SECTION BIBLIOGRAPHY AND APPENDIX
- 19. POINTS TO BE NOTED USE FORMAL LANGUAGE AVOID USING PRONOUNS AVOID SPELLING MISTAKES ENSURE CONTINUITY LABEL THE TABLES PICTURES PROPERLY
- 20. SGGESTED PROBLEMS 1. CHANGE IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR IN RELATION TO COVID-19 2. RPLE OF CREDIT SOCIETIES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN AREA 3. ADVERTISING – AN EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR MARKETING NEW PRODUCTS 4. MESSURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ON-LINE SHOPPING 5. THE ROLE OF ACCOUNTINH RATIOS IN MEASSURING FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE 6. E-MARKETING AND SMALL SCALE BUSINESS 7. SOCIAL MEDIA AND CONSUMER BUYING
- 21. THANKS …