Ranas Jason Bernard F.

BSE-4C

Assignment No. 3 - Writing Chapter I - Introduction

1. What are the sections of Chapter I – Introduction?

Describe each.

CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION

• Introduction (impliedly indicated in the chapter heading, not to be written as a

subtitle)

This part of a feasibility study includes a description of the project you want to complete. You should
highlight its purpose and main components that influence its success. For example, " This project aims to
use department education and best HR practices to ensure the successful integration of new employees
with the upcoming merger.

• Background of the Study

The background of the study is a part of a research provided in the introduction section of the paper. It
is a compilation of adequate information that is based on the analysis of the problem or proposed
argument, the steps and methods needed to arrive at the design, the implementation of the results
achieved, and feasible solutions.

• Main Objectives of the Feasibility Study

The main objectives of the feasibility study, the feasibility study is considered one of the most important
steps in building any project because it clarifies all the missing matters and answers all the unknown
questions. Hence, the feasibility study proved its effectiveness very much during that period in
establishing the strategy and plan of the project to be implemented on The ground of reality, as it is
considered a point of safety for you through the prevention of falling into some countless obstacles and
problems, so we will know in detail in this article about the main objectives of the feasibility study.

• Scope and Limitations of the Study

The scope of the study is the limits within which the research will be conducted. The delimitations of the
study are those factors that will be excluded from the research. It is important to consider both the
scope and delimitations of the study to design and conduct an effective and efficient research project.

• Definition of the Terms

Definition of terms is usually an annex to a work (book, research paper, pamphlet,etc.) either at the
beginning or more likely near the end with a list of acronyms, jargon, credits, etc. This is an important
part of Research paper or report is that in which the key or important terms in the study are clearly
defined.
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2. What are the helpful tips in writing the

Introduction of a feasibility study? Discuss.

 Describe the project.

 Outline the potential solutions resulting from the project.
 List the criteria for evaluating these solutions.
 State which solution is most feasible for the project.
 Make a conclusion statement.

3. What are the helpful tips in writing the

Background of the Study? Discuss.

Tips to write an impactful study background

First, write the background after you have put together all the other sections of the manuscript. That
way, you will have all the necessary information at hand, and it will be easier to frame a comprehensive
prelude to your paper.

Start by examining the relevant literature, ensuring that the literature coverage is sufficiently wide and
up to date. Jot down the relevance of the topic, the gaps in the field and potential contribution of your
work to the current knowledge base. Where applicable, include policy implications and potential
applications. 

Once you have noted all the main points, string them together in a logical manner, maintaining
chronological or sequential order and smooth flow. Use transitional words and phrases to make good
sentence connections. Ensure consistency in your use of terminology and abbreviations and in your
overall style.

Things to avoid when writing the background

 The background should not end up being a detailed review of the literature. (You would offer a
more detailed discussion in the literature review section of the paper instead.)
 It should not be disorganised, with unrelated concepts thrust together haphazardly.
 Do not exaggerate the importance in any way or make claims that have not been met in the
study.
 At the same time, do not leave out any vital information.

4. How are the main objectives of a feasibility

study framed? Discuss.

The main objectives of a feasibility study is one that includes analyzing the problem area and gathering
all vital information related to the product to choose the best system that meets the requirements.
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Whereas, determining whether a product is technically and financially viable for its development is the
main objective of the feasibility study activity.

It is also used to analyze whether a program meets regulatory requirements.

Determine whether the program can be implemented using current technology and within the
established budget and schedule.
To see if the program can be combined with other existing programs

5. How is the scope and limitation of a feasibility

study written? What are the important parameters to include in the discussion
of this section? Discuss.

The scope and limitations of a thesis, dissertation or research paper define the topic and boundaries of
the research problem to be investigated. The scope details how in-depth your study is to explore the
research question and the parameters in which it will operate in relation to the population and
timeframe.

 Importance of stating scope and limitations

 Clarifying the scope and delimitations of a study is helpful for interpreting the results because
the results are influenced by the scope and materials (delimitations). For instance, agricultural
field experiments conducted under irrigated conditions can give very different results from the
experiments conducted without irrigation.
 Scope and delimitations also help to make the study more replicable by specifying what was
excluded. For example, in the example mentioned earlier for delimitations, the results can be
very different if samples with greater impurities are not discarded.
 In the field of medicine, the gender bias is becoming increasingly evident, which is why it is
becoming important to state – even when a sample of subjects was selected at random – the
proportion of men and women in the sample.

6. How are terms in a feasibility study defined?

Discuss.

Terms in Feasibility study means an assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan, procedure, or
method. A feasibility Study refers to a detailed analysis that considers all of the critical aspects of a
proposed project in order to determine the likelihood of its success.