...Project Research Paper RES/351 Teyronn Jackson Julie Bonner Project Research Paper Today, there is a growing need for more skilled maintainers to perform maintenance on military aircraft. There are multiple airframes and platforms across the military that are suffering from not having the manpower to support the maintenance needs that are required for the daily upkeep of these sophisticated weapons systems. We intend to address this growing concern by analyzing the needs based on the airframe, type model and series of each platform. Because there are so many different platforms across the different branches of the military, this research will take will be divided into teams of personnel who are designated subject matter experts for performing task that are required to maintain the individual systems of each aircraft. Other items that we intend to address during the process of this research include, but are not limited to unethical behavior and the effects it will have on the individual as well as the organization and society. We will also examine courses of action to be taken to address unethical behavior and what can be done to monitor it so as to prevent it from reoccurring. We intend to deglamorize this behavior as much as possible by addressing it as quickly as possible and encouraging the reporting of any actions that may be a clear indication of unethical behavior during the process of performing this research. Safety should always be paramount while conducting...
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...Research Project for Sport and Exercise Science Research Proposal (1 of 2) EDSE Elen Moyo S0073212 Tom Raynor Assessment due in: 21/10/15 In this project I will be attempting to figure out the effects of eating jelly babies in a 30m sprint, if consuming the substrate will improve speed to the subjects or contradict. The reason why I want to conduct this is that Jelly babies are common taken for boosting energy as it contains a great amount of sugar so by doing this project will gather enough research to prove if jelly babies affects speed on a 30m sprint. Does sugar intake have an effect on speed in a 30m sprint? Aims My aim is to establish the human consumption of sugar intake, if it has an effect of sprinting 30m. Objectives * Booking facilities such as the rubber crumb * Finding equipment’s * To film the 30m sprints, to calculate velocity * Subjects will complete 30m sprint without taking the substrate to start off with * Time of speed will decrease * Results recorded down on a table with each subjects score. Hypothesis * The use of consuming Jelly babies will have no significant difference on the subjects speed as it will not differ. * Subjects speed score will decrease when taking the substrate, compared to when consuming the substrate. Recourses Physical Resources- For my project I will need a stop timer to time the speed the subjects are sprinting. Tape measure that gives the correct distance...
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...UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND RESEARCH PROJECT Research project on how Ninomaxx can attract customers to purchasing its clothing online Nguyen Thuy Dai Trang 12/19/2014 Words count: 9730 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ..................................................................................................... 3 II. ABSTRACT: ............................................................................................................................... 4 III. INTRODUCTION: .................................................................................................................. 5 IV. RESEARCH BACKGROUND: ............................................................................................ 6 V. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM: .............................................................................................. 9 VI. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES: ............................................................................................... 10 VII. RESEARCH QUESTIONS: ............................................................................................... 10 VIII. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: ................................................................................... 11 1. RESEARCH APPROACHES: ................................................
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...RES 531 Week 2, Chapter 3: The Problem: The Heart of the Research Project |Slide # |Topic |Narration | |Slide 1 |Introduction |Welcome to Research Methods. | | | | | | | |In this lesson we will discuss The Problem: the heart of the research project. | | | | | | | |Please go to the next slide. | |Slide 2 |Objectives |Upon completion of this lesson, you will be able to: | | | | | | | |Discuss types of projects that are not appropriate research projects. | | | | ...
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...your research project your research project a step-by-step guide for the first-time researcher NICHOLAS WALLIMAN with Bousmaha Baiche SAGE Publications London • Thousand Oaks • New Delhi To my wife, Ursula © Nicholas Walliman 2001 Chapter 2 © Dr Bousmaha Baiche 2001 First published 2001 Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of research or private study, or criticism or review, as permitted under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, 1988, this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form, or by any means, only with the prior permission in writing of the publishers, or in the case of reprographic reproduction, in accordance with the terms of licences issued by the Copyright Licensing Agency. Inquiries concerning reproduction outside those terms should be sent to the publishers. SAGE Publications Ltd 6 Bonhill Street London EC2A 4PU SAGE Publications Inc 2455 Teller Road Thousand Oaks, California 91320 SAGE Publications India Pvt Ltd 32, M-Block Market Greater Kailash – I New Delhi 110 048 British Library Cataloguing in Publication data A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library ISBN 0 7619 6538 6 ISBN 0 7619 6539 4 (pbk) Library of Congress catalog record available Typeset by Keystroke, Jacaranda Lodge, Wolverhampton. Printed in Great Britain by The Cromwell Press Ltd, Trowbridge, Wiltshire CONTENTS Acknowledgements Introduction 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Research and the Research Problem Information...
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...* Research Proposal Project Research Management Dilemma and Research Question The management dilemma in this ABC Shirt Corporation case is that there seems to be some change in sleeve preference in the western region. Management is concerned that the shift in consumer preferences may continue and intensify if news of a fresh West Nile Virus outbreak comes during the next summer season and needs to determine if they should include a “West Nile Virus” feature to the coming summer marketing campaign. Hypothesis Based on the management dilemma described above, a relational hypothesis is determined to be the most suitable type of hypothesis for this research study among proposition, descriptive hypotheses, and relational hypotheses. The hypothesis is defined as “Consumers in the western region prefer long sleeve shirts over short sleeve due to people’s concerns on the West Nile Virus outbreak in the region.” Define Variables The independent variable in the hypotheses is West Nile Virus outbreak news, and the dependent variable is increased demand/preference of long sleeve shirts. Research Design To execute the research and examine the hypotheses defined above, a survey research method is determined to be the most suitable method. The survey research method is a communication-based research method that allows researchers to learn much about people’s options and attitudes toward things happening around them. Since the purpose of this research is to examine the cause of...
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...Week 3 Individual: Stages of the research Project RES/351 Word of Mouth is considered a powerful marketing device. The impact of consumers discussing products and services with other potential clients can be both beneficial or negative depending upon the view of the customer. Word of mouth referrals have long been considered a vital aspect of marketing but in the new digital age this referral system is drawn into question. One of the major criticisms of the word of Mouth today is that it is less influential due to globalization. The internet provides a new voice for consumers but is this voice as powerful as traditional word of mouth? This new field of research is slowly being explored. Due to the age of the internet, there are limited studies in this area. One of the most prominent studies was performed by Microsoft and Keller Fay Group. The study “Talk Track” was intended to measure the impact of the word of mouth both traditional and nontraditional forms. The research collected 24,724 interviews from participants ages 18-54 (Microsoft; Keller Fay Group, 2011). The study was self-reported with the participants using diaries to keep track of conversations concerning brands. Participants also completed online surveys that further detailed the word of mouth conversations. The independent variable in this experiment was the word of mouth, and the dependent variable was impact of the word of mouth on consumer brand values. The sample sizes of participants were: Adult Respondents...
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...Study……………………………………………………………………………6 Intended Audience and Decision Makers………………………………………………………..……6 METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH Research Question……………………………………………………………………………………………….6 Scope of Inquiry……………………………………………………………………………………………………6 Method of Inquiry………………………………………………………………………………………………..6 Limitations of the Study……………………………………………………………………………………….7 RESEARCH FINDINGS………………………………………………………………………………………………………..7 CONCLUSION RECOMMENDATIONS REFERENCES ILLUSTRATIONS Average Breakdown Chart Employee Survey Results Employee Survey Executive Summary As United Parcel Service (UPS) grows to be the largest package delivery carriers in the United States, new vehicles are delivered daily to multiple mechanics to make sure that all packages are delivered in a timely manner. However, there has not been an increase in the employees being hired in the Automotive Department. The workload has increased with the expansion of the business. To ensure maximum productivity and profit, we must make sure that all vehicles are properly maintained. Ensuring the safety of drivers is most important and to do that we must make sure that the mechanics utilized properly as well. The Automotive Department is key in the success of the business. In order to make sure that each level of employees understands the overall mission of the department I conducted a research report. The report contains interviews from our mechanics and supervisors about their current feelings on working...
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...Course instructor: Course name: Date: Remington’s Research Project Introduction Remington’s restaurant is one of the casual restaurants located in Tampa, Florida. The restaurant is seen have various issues that surrounds its operations and the profitability as well. This research is deemed at looking at the various tenets of success that surrounds this restaurant. Again the failure that affects this restaurant is worth noting down. To this end, the performance of this restaurant is t put under scrutiny with keen concern on the various variables that affects it operations and profitability at each and every stance. In the recent past a survey was conducted in order to get to know the performance of Remington’s restaurant in the light of various variables(Zhao, and Olsen, 94). These variables would include the customer perception, the quality of services offered by the restaurant, the perception of the restaurant as compared t the competitors in the market, the speed with which the customers are attended to. It is also quiet imperative to look at the perceived price of the various products. In order to discover the authenticity of this survey, a keener scrutiny on the methodology used in this research is quite important. Again looking at the real pertinent issues that affect the research study, it is important to give an incisive look at the various variables under which the data collection was carried out. In this research for data analysis, various statistical techniques...
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...Research Project Assignment 2 Task 2.1 Match resources efficiently to the research question or hypothesis. Invasion of privacy For example, is observing the action of a shopper in a supermarket an invasion of his privacy? Is questioning a person about her income, product use or future purchase plans an invasion of privacy? Deceptive Practices It is a deceptive practice when a researcher misrepresent the purpose of the research, its promises of anonymity, the amount of time required to participate in the research or inducement for participating in it. Imposition on respondent Here we are looking at actions by researchers that shoe a lack of concern for the participants. Under this heading are such actions as contacting respondents at inconvenient times, wasting participant’s time because of inappropriate research and poorly prepared interviews. Advantage and disadvantage of interview |Advantage |Disadvantage | |Increasing knowledge |Not suitable for personal matters | |Explore cause behind the problem |Time consuming | |Solving labor problems |Biases of interviewer | |Sufficient information ...
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...Research Project Assignment 2 Task 2.1 Match resources efficiently to the research question or hypothesis. Invasion of privacy For example, is observing the action of a shopper in a supermarket an invasion of his privacy? Is questioning a person about her income, product use or future purchase plans an invasion of privacy? Deceptive Practices It is a deceptive practice when a researcher misrepresent the purpose of the research, its promises of anonymity, the amount of time required to participate in the research or inducement for participating in it. Imposition on respondent Here we are looking at actions by researchers that shoe a lack of concern for the participants. Under this heading are such actions as contacting respondents at inconvenient times, wasting participant’s time because of inappropriate research and poorly prepared interviews. Advantage and disadvantage of interview |Advantage |Disadvantage | |Increasing knowledge |Not suitable for personal matters | |Explore cause behind the problem |Time consuming | |Solving labor problems |Biases of interviewer | |Sufficient information ...
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...Business Research Project: Riordan Manufacturing QNT/561 Abstract Riordan Manufacturing is subsidiary of Riordan Industries, Inc., which is a leading global manufacturer of plastic containers, parts, and electrical fans (Apollo Group Inc., 2013). The company attempts to maintain adequate quantities of completed electrical fan units in their stock in order to meet the customer demand, however, its on-time deliveries average only 93% due to an insufficient number of completed fan units. Riordan stocks all the necessary raw materials needed to assemble the electrical fans readily available in their manufacturing plant except for the fan motors, which are fulfilled by an outside supplier. Therefore, Riordan Management is asking why meeting the demand is inconsistent with the current fan motor supplier as manifested by their 93% on-time delivery and claim the company's on-time delivery to increase with new a supplier. In this business research project, Team C will investigate and examine the validity of Riordan Management's claim. Formulation of the Research Problem Managerial decision-making is very crucial in the long-term success and failure of organizations, which ultimately influences a great deal of individuals in both microeconomic and macroeconomic senses. The successes of industry leaders such as Apple, Google, and Amazon and failures of Enron, AIG, as well as the financial meltdown of the 2008 can all be attributed to managerial decision-making that affected many...
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...Research questions and problems The key for you at the moment is to find your topic and once you have identified the topic (choose sth you’re interested in) then it is about making your research topic accessible, What you do is you define a research problem which is an overall problem and you break it down in a serious of questions, so one you have identified your research problem that can be phrased as an overall questions. EXAMPLES: So you have got a research problem which is an overall question for instance, dis TQM worked well for small businesses?. Then you need to break down into a serious of questions, which you need to address to ansewer the overall question. So you need from an overall research question to move on to specific research question. So what you do is you have got this research problem and you devide it into a serious of small steps which you then follow through one by one. So an overall question is broken down into smaller questions (specific questions), which you can then use to analyse your research problem. THAT’S THE IDEA !! * Bad overall research questions: * what types of strategic alliances exist ?would be a very good an overall research question. This is not a good question because you can look it up plus the answer is a knowledge question. It’s just sth which you can easily find out in the business dictionary and that’s it ! So that would not be a research problem because it’s well known , it’s in the text book. As a...
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...Module Specification | Code: | BS21116 | Title: | Research Project | Credits: | 15 | Level: | 5 | Administering School: | East Lancashire Business School | Module Leader(s): | Dr Stephen Kirkup | Assessment Split: | Coursework 100% | Recommended precursors: | SS11112 Research Methods | Typical Delivery mode: | In class delivery | Total contact hours: | Typically 45 | Module Description: | This module will provide students with the opportunity to carry out a small scale research project on an appropriate topic. It will build on and extend the knowledge and skills acquired at Level One in the Research Methods module. | Module TLA Strategy: | Learning and teaching is predominantly targeted on an individual basis through on-going supervision. However, to facilitate reinforcement of research methodologies and principles, there will be some formal sessions based on lectures and seminars. This is augmented with the use of peer group based reflections on the ongoing progress and reflection of the research.Assessment1 updated and modified project proposal (20%) and a 2,000 word report on the task/project (80%) | Programme Outcomes to which the module contributes: | A6 A8 C3 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C12 | Syllabus: | The students will undertake a programme of self managed study with guidance from their project supervisor.Students will:- * Modify their research proposal (previously generated) * Consider the ethics involved * Apply...
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...Current Business Research Project Sharron Jones University of Phoenix Res/341 Jim Triplett June 13, 2011 Current Business Research Project This paper is a synopsis of a research study in price knowledge measurement scales used in the food and clothing retail industry. This paper will define and identify the business research, purpose of the study, problems under investigation, methods of data collection, and the ending result. The article this synopsis is based on is “On the Validity of Price Knowledge Measurements via self-assessment scales: two studies in retail” (Eberhardt, Kenning, & Schneider, 2009, p. 1). Business research is defined “as a systematic and organized effort to investigate a specific problem encountered in a work setting that needs a solution” (Sekaran, 2003, p. 5). The business research used in respect to price knowledge measurement includes addressing self-assessment versus percentage absolute deviation (PAD), and the retail branch of food versus clothes. The problem under investigation is determining the validity of scales used to measure consumer price knowledge used in marketing to influence market price and profit (Eberhardt et al., 2009, p. 1). Previous research is outdated and does not consider important factors such as brand power, or demographics, and was performed from the viewpoint of a researcher and not the consumer (Eberhardt et al., 2009, p. 2). The researchers performed separate studies in food and clothing retail in Germany...
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