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Methodology

Prepare the methodology section for the research topic selected in Assignment 3 and literature reviews in Assignment 4.

Procedures for experimental and survey techniques usually differ from those of documentary. In this assignment, you

should indicate the type of research methodology employed to complete the prospectus and discuss the following items

in this section.

1. Population (Specimen if not people)

This section of the procedures should include a complete description of the population or specimen to be used in this

study. Several typical questions should be answered and then structured into proper sentences and paragraph form:

1) What people or specimen (description)?

2) How located?

3) How selected?

4) How many?

5) How grouped and used?

2. Instruments and/or Apparatus to be Used

This section of the procedures should include a complete description of each instrument and/or apparatus to be used.

Several typical questions should be answered and then properly structured in sentence and paragraph form.

1) Description of each instrument and /or apparatus.

2) What data or information will derive?

3) How developed or obtained?

4) Validity or reliability?

5) How used?

3. Statistical Analysis

This section should include a complete description of the following three items:

1) A description of each individual or group comparison to be made.

2) An identification of each statistical procedure to be used (including formulas).

3) The critical limits or levels of confidence acceptable on the total study of each individual comparison.

4. Research Plan

This section should include a ?step by step? or sequential plan of attack for the entire study. Each item or step should be

listed form the beginning to the end, placed in its proper sequence, and then written in the proper sequence and

paragraph form. In other words, it is ?when? will ?what? be done type of discussion.

5. Time-on- Task Analysis

This section should include a time schedule or time budget to complete the identified research by the proposed deadline

(end of semester). The proposal may use a bar chart or CPM diagram or Excel to illustrate these events.

The handout “Method Section” in Unit 4/Supplements/ also describes the characteristics of major parts (e.g. research

participants, instruments, materials/apparatus, design, procedure, data analysis, and time schedule).

Submit your assignment 7 by April 18th in the Discussion Board, under forum “Assignment Seven-Methodology”. Use

single space and it should not be less than 4 pages excluding additional materials (e.g. questionnaire, research design

forms). See samples of writing methodology in Assignment/Methodology.

Note : Please find the attached sample by the name “CALEB”

I’m looking for a professional Lab report. This report require a little bit of research. I’ll provide you with everything you need.

Laboratory assignments will be completed as TYPED reports with the following sections:

1. Project (location, description, participants)

2. Project Conditions (project status, weather, on day visited)

3. Answers to specific questions for the lab

4. Summary and conclusions

The lab report can be as long as needed in order to complete the assignment. Professional

work is expected. Use a table of contents, figures and tables should be referenced and

have captions, and so on. You may have attachments, which should be neat, clean, and

firmly attached

Figures: Project description with photos and maps as needed, provide photos for all items

requested.

Safety toolbox: Reference OSHA section numbers, answer all questions with sufficient detail,

use appropriate figures.

2. Appearance and organization:

Professional Appearance: Typed, not congested, not much empty space, use paragraphs

Well organized/easy to find things: TOC, LOF, page numbers, section titles, items discussed in

correct order, attachments well organized.

Use of figures: Figures and tables are numbered, captioned, and referenced in the text, set in

line with text (do not wrap with text).

3. Language: Use technical writing style, short and clear sentences, use correct spelling and grammar, use

paragraphs.

The write-up should be approximately 4000 words and describe all the various steps followed, and should also include the sketches, screen dumps and other materials created and collected. Anything published online should be made viewable so it is important to include your URL. The report should include sections on the aims, introduction (background reading), method, analysis, discussion and conclusions. It is important to write it up as a report and not as an essay.

1. TITLE: Give the report a title that reflects the nature of theproject, e.g., “A user-centered design approach to…”
2. ABSTRACT: Write a 150 word (approximately) summary ofthe project. Include a brief description of the aim of the project, what you did and the main outcomes.

1. INTRODUCTION: Write an introduction (approximately 500words) to the project, outlining what you consider to be themain issues when designing a game that is educational and entertaining at the same time.
2. USER CENTERED DESIGN AND EVALUATION: Describe theapproach you took to (i) identifying the focus of the game; (ii)coming up with requirements; and (iii) designing your ownsystem / game. Include examples of your designs (e.g.scenarios). Discuss the steps you took to involve users inyour process. Include examples of their feedback. Show howuser involvement helped you in your design. Present asummary of the findings from your evaluations and show how you used these to redesign your prototypes.
3. DISCUSSION: Write a brief discussion about your project, pointing out what you have learned aboutdesigning a game from a user-centered design perspective. Describe how, if you had the time and resources, youwould improve the game. Finally, discuss lessons learned from your project.
4. CONCLUSIONS: In a few sentences draw some conclusions about your project.
5. REFERENCES: Write in FULL the references that you used.This should include reference to questionnaire design, if youadapted someone else’s.
6. APPENDICES: This should include materials created andcollected for your design and evaluation (e.g.,questionnaires).

• Part One: Complete the mini-case for Chapter 2.
• Part Two: Research companies for the final project.
  
  • Research companies with which you are familiar. Use the Internet for your research.
  • Select one of the companies to follow throughout this course and to evaluate
    for your final assignment. Write approximately 250 words that describes
    why you chose that company rather than the others you researched. Cite
    your research.
  • Choose a U.S. publicly traded company with a market capitalization of $2–$10 billion.
  • Visit the company’s website to gather information about its organization and business.
  • Invest
    a hypothetical $1,000 in the company’s stock on the first day of the
    course. Track the price of the stock over the first seven weeks of the
    course and include in your final paper responses to the questions raised
    in the Week Seven assignment regarding the value of your investment.

• Include a minimum of two sources, which may consist of readings from the University Library, your text, and other selections. One source should be the company’s most recent 10-K Annual Report.