This document provides a course description for a Business Research Methods MBA course. The course objectives are to explain knowledge generation and research paradigms, develop research questions, analyze literature, design ethical research projects, and construct an appropriate research design. Assessments include quizzes, assignments, midterms, a research project and presentation, and a final exam. The course will cover topics like research types and processes, sampling, data collection, analysis, and reporting. Students will form groups to complete a research project and presentation. Professional standards like punctuality and respect are expected.
This document provides a course description for a Business Research Methods MBA course. The course objectives are to explain knowledge generation and research paradigms, develop research questions, analyze literature, design ethical research projects, and construct an appropriate research design. Assessments include quizzes, assignments, midterms, a research project and presentation, and a final exam. The course will cover topics like research types and processes, sampling, data collection, analysis, and reporting. Students will form groups to complete a research project and presentation. Professional standards like punctuality and respect are expected.
This document provides a course description for a Business Research Methods MBA course. The course objectives are to explain knowledge generation and research paradigms, develop research questions, analyze literature, design ethical research projects, and construct an appropriate research design. Assessments include quizzes, assignments, midterms, a research project and presentation, and a final exam. The course will cover topics like research types and processes, sampling, data collection, analysis, and reporting. Students will form groups to complete a research project and presentation. Professional standards like punctuality and respect are expected.
This document provides a course description for a Business Research Methods MBA course. The course objectives are to explain knowledge generation and research paradigms, develop research questions, analyze literature, design ethical research projects, and construct an appropriate research design. Assessments include quizzes, assignments, midterms, a research project and presentation, and a final exam. The course will cover topics like research types and processes, sampling, data collection, analysis, and reporting. Students will form groups to complete a research project and presentation. Professional standards like punctuality and respect are expected.
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BUSINESS RESEARCH METHODS
MBA FALL 2014
Todays Agenda Course Description
Course Description The objectives of Research Methods are
Explain the nature of knowledge generation including roles of research paradigms, and research ethics. Develop clear research questions and justify them with respect to the relevant research literature. Identify, critically analyze and synthesize the appropriate research literature. Design ethical and practical research projects that address the research questions. Construct and document an appropriate research design, including argumentation for data collection and analysis methods/techniques.
Course Description - Assessments Assessment 1 Quizzes, Assignments & Lab Exercises On-going each class session 10 % Assessment 2 Mid Term 1 & Midterm 2 Week 5 & Week 11 20% Assessment 3 Research Project & Presentation Week 13 25% Assessment 4 Final Exam To be announced by academic office 45% Course description Course outline The course is designed around lectures, in-class exercises and project for the understanding of concepts and insights What is Research? Types of Research and Research Process. Sampling & Data collection methods Data analysis Reporting results
Course Description Research Project (Group Work)
Students will form groups of maximum 4 members. Each group will prepare: A Research Report as a course project. Make a final presentation of the project at the end of the term.
Groups should be chosen and communicated to the instructor by week 4 (15-09-2014 - 20-09-204). Submission should be on an A4 paper with Names and IDs and Section typed on it.
Absence on the day of presentation will result in award of zero.
Settling In and Looking Ahead Professional standards Arrive on time and stay until the end Respect classmates Cell phones off No plagiarizing No Sleeping
University of The West of Scotland School of Business and Enterprise Research Methodology and Proposal Module Code: BUSN 11094 Session 2017-18 Cohort 13