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    Research involves planning, production, and presentation. It is not an argument, compilation of facts, or summary. Planning involves orienting oneself, conceptualizing problems through literature review and designing a proposal. Production is undertaking and reporting research. Presentation includes oral examinations, forums, and publications. The research process first identifies a problem, reviews previous work, formulates objectives and hypotheses, then designs procedures to collect, analyze data, form conclusions, and report findings.

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    What Research is not 3 P's in Research writing

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    METHOD OF RESEARCH

    What research is not:


    •it is not an argument
    •it is not a mere compilation of facts, opinions or ideas
    •it is not a summary of a single work no matter how authoritative
    •it is not a half hazard grouping of ideas full of gaps and missing links - to meet a deadline
    •it is not a collection of footnotes and bibliographical materials

    The Three P's in Thesis Writing


    Planning for research
    •Orientation
    •Problem search
    •Problem Conceptualization
    •Literature review
    •Research designing
    •proposal hearing

    Production of research
    •Research undertaking
    •Research reporting

    Presentation of research
    •Oral examination
    •Research forum
    •Research Publication

    The research process is generally common for all disciplines. Initially, the researcher decides on
    what research area to work on. After reviewing the state-of-the-art of research, the researcher
    formulates specific research objectives and hypothesis, designs the research procedure.

    •1. Identify research problem


    •2. Review previous work
    •3. Formulate specific research objectives
    •4. Formulate Hypothesis
    •5. Design research procedure
    •6. Collect data
    •7. Organize and analyze data
    •8. Formulate conclusions
    •9. Report findings

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