The document outlines the requirements for a method project course, including writing a brief 2-3 page outline and an 8-page maximum final report. The report must introduce the research question and chosen methods, explain how the methods were applied and combined using empirical data, and reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of the methods used and how the study could be improved. Appendices including materials like interview guides and transcripts are also required.
The document outlines the requirements for a method project course, including writing a brief 2-3 page outline and an 8-page maximum final report. The report must introduce the research question and chosen methods, explain how the methods were applied and combined using empirical data, and reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of the methods used and how the study could be improved. Appendices including materials like interview guides and transcripts are also required.
The document outlines the requirements for a method project course, including writing a brief 2-3 page outline and an 8-page maximum final report. The report must introduce the research question and chosen methods, explain how the methods were applied and combined using empirical data, and reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of the methods used and how the study could be improved. Appendices including materials like interview guides and transcripts are also required.
Write a brief account (2-3 pages) of research question(s), chosen methods, why they are chosen, how they will be combined, empirical data that will be used. List of relevant literature Upload on intranet Friday nov 7, 14.00 The Method Project Report The Method Project course shall result in a method project report. The report shall include the following (you dont have to number the different sections, use subheadings): 1. An introduction where you present the research question you are adressing, and a presentation of the methods chosen, with a motivation why they are appropriate in relation to your research question(s). You may also give us a hint of your theoretical frame or points of departure, but that should be a minor part of your method project report. 2. A presentation of how you applied the methods, how they are combined, and of the empirical data used. 3. A presentation of the results obtained, with reflections on the used methods relative strengths and weaknesses. Compare the methods used, referring to the different kinds of results you obtained from each,and what was gained by combining them. What did work well, and what was problematic? How can the study be improved? It is not the results per se that are important but how the way to produce them did work. 4. Appendices: Including interview guides, questionnaires, coding schemes, selections of interview transcripts, (examples of) analyzed texts or pictures, and the like. The text part (1-3) shall be at most 8 pages (12 p, double spaced).