The following topics will be discovered:
The research question creates a framework for my studies. It should not be too broad or too narrow and must offer benefit to a substantial group. My topic should be one that can indeed be researched and measured. The inclusion of Who? What? When? Where? are a good way to develop a solid structure. The question may be predictive, solution based, comparative, or informative.
Key words (6)
These terms will drive my discussion and search. I should be able to define each of these words. (5-7 words)
Hypothesis
Is the proposition that explains my argument. It states a proposed process of investigation and should reference facts to help build the context for my work. What am I arguing about?
Contextual rationale
The why and where it fits. What has been done previously? How is my work unique? What is the need?
Audience
Who benefits? Is there an audience that will serve as research participants? These may be two distinct groups. Better quality of life?
Methods
The what and how. My approach of discovery and the tools I believe beneficial to this discovery. Why do I choose this techniques? What are their benefits?
· Research questionResearch question
· Key words (6)
· Hypothesis
· Contextual rationale (the why and where it fits)
· Audience (who benefits)
· Method (the what and how)
The research question creates a framework for my studies. It should not be too broad or too narrow and must offer benefit to a substantial group. My topic should be one that can indeed be researched and measured. The inclusion of Who? What? When? Where? are a good way to develop a solid structure. The question may be predictive, solution based, comparative, or informative.
Key words (6)
These terms will drive my discussion and search. I should be able to define each of these words. (5-7 words)
Hypothesis
Is the proposition that explains my argument. It states a proposed process of investigation and should reference facts to help build the context for my work. What am I arguing about?
Contextual rationale
The why and where it fits. What has been done previously? How is my work unique? What is the need?
Audience
Who benefits? Is there an audience that will serve as research participants? These may be two distinct groups. Better quality of life?
Methods
The what and how. My approach of discovery and the tools I believe beneficial to this discovery. Why do I choose this techniques? What are their benefits?
These topics will define the direction of my work for the next two years. Good research begins with a problem one discovers...
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