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UP589 : Research Design and Methods
Overview: |
Prepares students to embark on thesis
research and independent grant proposals. Introduces the phases of
research design process, including literature review, identification
of the research problem, statement of research objectives and questions,
establishment of the conceptual framework, and selection of methods,
sampling strategies, measurements, and analyses that are most suitable
to address the research questions. Provides an overview of the commonly
used quantitative and qualitative research methods, e.g., survey,
quasi-experiment, and case study. Guides students through the process
of writing and reviewing a research proposal and providing feedback
to others. |
Prerequisite: |
Enrollment in a PhD program or consent of instructor. |
Credit: |
4 hours |
Instructor: |
Nedovic-Budic |
Notes: |
Course Web Page
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