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How To Develop A Research Capstone

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JANUARY 2020

ow to develop a researc
capstone
A presentation by group
Marketing Plan |

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January 2020
A Research
capstone is...
A structured process that involves selecting a
topic, conducting research, analyzing data, an
presenting findings.

A culminating academic project that showcase


a student's mastery of a particular subject or
field of study.
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Why is it
important?
A research capstone is important because it
allows students to apply their knowledge and
skills to solve real-world problems,

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demonstrates their expertise in a subject,
and prepares them for future academic or
professional challenges.

It promotes critical thinking, research skills,


and practical application of learned concepts.
Step 1 - Title and

January 2020
Marketing Plan |
introduction
• Craft a title that not only encapsulates the

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essence of your project but also sparks
interest. In the introduction, provide a
backdrop to your project by explaining the
context or problem you aim to address.
• Emphasize the significance of your work in
the broader field and engage your readers
with a compelling narrative leading to the
core research question or objective.
Step 2-Background &
Literature review
Develop the background by delving into the evolution
of the problem or topic under study.

• Offer a historical context that helps


readers understand the progression
of ideas.
• In the literature review, critically analyze
existing research, highlighting key
studies and methodologies.
• Articulate the gaps in current knowledge,
showcasing how your project fits into this
Step 3- Research
question or
Elaborate on the thought process behind your outline’s question or

hypothesis
• Explain why this particular inquiry is
hypothesis.

crucial and how it contributes to the


overall understanding of the subject.

• Clearly articulate the scope and


boundaries of your outline to guide
readers in comprehending the focus of
your investigation.
Step 4-
Provide a detailed overview of your research design, explaining why it is the most suitable

Methodology approach.

• Describe the rationale behind choosing


specific methods and tools, emphasizing
their appropriateness for your outline’s
objectives.

• Detail the step-by-step process of data


collection and analysis, ensuring
transparency in your methodological
choices.
Step 5-data
collection & analysis
Go beyond a simple description of data collection methods

• Explain the considerations behind


selecting particular instruments or
surveys.
• Discuss potential challenges and
how you plan to address them. In
the analysis section, outline the
specific statistical or analytical
techniques you will employ,
justifying their relevance to
Step 6-Results &
findings
This section provides a nuanced understanding of your project's outcomes.

• Present not only the anticipated results


but also discuss potential variations or
unexpected outcomes.
• Offer a preliminary interpretation of
the findings, linking them back to the
outline’s question.
• Discuss the reliability and validity of
your results, acknowledging any
limitations.
Step 7-Discussion &
Conclusion
• In the discussion, delve deep into the
implications of your findings. Relate them to
existing literature, highlighting areas of
agreement
• Offer or divergence.
suggestions for future research,
demonstrating a forward-thinking perspective.
• Address any unexpected results and propose
possible explanations. Conclude with a
synthesis of key insights, summarizing the
contributions of your project to the field.
Step 8-References &
Appendices
• Create a meticulously formatted list of
references following the prescribed citation
style.
• Ensure consistency and accuracy in citing sources. In
the appendices, include any supplementary materials
that enhance the comprehensibility of your project,
such as raw data, additional charts, or detailed
This step
methodological adds depth and credibility to your w
documentation.
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How to format a
capstone project

2 outline?
Title Page
1.Title page • Title of the Capstone Project.
2.Abstract • Your name.
3.Table of contents• Institutional affiliation.
4.Introduction • Date.
5.literature review
Abstract
6.Methodology • Briefly summarize your capstone project,
7.Data Analysis including the problem statement,
8.Discussion objectives, methodology, and key findings.
9.Conclusion Keep it concise, usually around 150-250
10.Recommendations words.
Table of Contents
11.References • List all the sections and subsections with
12.Appendices corresponding page numbers.
Introduction
• Provide background information on the
topic.
• State the problem or question.
• Clearly define the objectives of your
capstone project.
Literature Review
• Review relevant literature and studies related to your
topic.
• Identify gaps in existing research that your project aims to
Data fill.Analysis
•• Provide
Present athe results of
synthesis of your research.
key findings and concepts.
• Use tables, charts, graphs, or other visual aids to enhance
clarity.
Discussion
• Interpret the findings and relate them to your question.
• Analyze and interpret the results in the context of your
question.
• Discuss the implications of your findings.
• Address any limitations and suggest areas for future research
Methodology
• Describe the outline design, data collection methods, and
tools used.
• Explain the sampling technique and sample size.
• Discuss any limitations or constraints of the methodology.
Conclusion
• Summarize the main findings and their
significance.
• Restate the outline’s main question and how
your project contributes to addressing it.
Recommendations
• Provide any recommendations based on your
findings.
• Suggest practical applications or policy changes.
References
• List all the sources cited in your capstone project.
• Follow a specific citation style (APA, MLA,
Chicago, etc.).
Appendices
• Include any additional materials such as raw
data, survey questionnaires, or supplementary
information.
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